The Environment

15 years ago Thomas DiLorenzo penned a concise piece detailing sever

For those who like their environmental gloom’n’doom spread with a thick dollop of Utopian totalitarianism and garnished with a slice of

We would see entrepreneurs seeking profit by providing the poorest people of New Orleans with affordable housing. We would see economical levees built.

And best of all, we wouldn't see FEMA.

I recently saw Thomas Friedman’s “Addicted to Oil” documentary on YouTube.

William Anderson today talks about America’s pockets of socialism and how they collapse when tested

Recorded at Mises University 2007.

According to a fascinating article in

Please note that I do not subscribe to the panicked cries of human-induced, carbon-based global warming.

Without property rights in hunting, there is no way (and no incentive) for anyone to prevent such short-term, predatory behavior. That's why Indian tribes assigned these exclusive rights — it was the best way to preserve animal species and provide for the future.

In his July 1, 2007, New York Times Op-Ed piece,