End the War on Freedom

I’m writing to you, Elon, because of all the people on Trump’s team, you’re the guy who specializes in getting things done—start to finish. Big things. Whether or not I agree with the aims of some of your projects isn’t the issue. It’s the fact that you get results—this is what I’m focusing on. Recent developments suggest Kennedy may not be heading for the position he and Trump were celebrating a week or so ago. The position of Health Czar… …Overseeing appointments of the right people who will head up HHS, FDA, CDC, NIH, USDA. And reforming the work of … Continue reading →

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Gun Control is a favorite tactic for many politicians on the left. It allows them to shift the blame from the person, whose worldviews and political party often aligns with theirs, to a simple tool they can ban. With an all Republican everything, you’d think we wouldn’t have to worry, but that’s far from true. These people seemingly always find a way to infiltrate politics and attempt to strip us of our God-given rights. So what do we do? How do we fight back if gun control legislation is proposed or passed? #1. Learn How To Make Your Own California … Continue reading →

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“The old lie: Dulce et decorum est /Pro patria mori (It is a sweet and fitting thing to die for one’s country”) – Wilfred Owen Yes, it seems fitting that I am writing these words on November 11, Veterans Day in the U.S. and Remembrance Day in Commonwealth countries, a day that began as Armistice Day to celebrate the ending of World War I, the “war to end all wars.” That phrase has become a sardonic joke in the century that has followed as wars have piled up upon wars to create a permanent condition, and the censorship and propaganda … Continue reading →

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In the wake of the former and future president Donald Trump’s historic electoral victory, the mandate for an America First foreign policy has never been clearer. The American electorate has expressed a desire for a departure from the entrenched globalist strategies that have long characterized U.S. foreign policy. At this pivotal moment, the former Colonel Douglas Macgregor, a man of valor, intellect, and a fierce advocate for national sovereignty, emerges as the quintessential figure to help Trump steer this new course. His blend of combat bravery, strategic foresight, and commitment to efficiency makes him not just a fitting candidate but … Continue reading →

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It’s early days yet. However, there are signs that President-elect Trump is moving toward a detente with Russia over Ukraine. It’s early days yet. However, there are signs that President-elect Trump is moving toward a detente with Russia over Ukraine. One good sign is that Trump will not invite Mike Pompeo or Nikki Haley to join his cabinet when he is inaugurated as the 47th U.S. president on January 20. Both of these figures were rabid anti-Russia hawks during Trump’s previous administration. There were suggestions that Pompeo and Haley might return with senior posts in his second administration. But Trump … Continue reading →

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“Because education has essentially established a monopoly on moving up the social ladder (which forces everyday citizens to participate in its rat race), it has no incentive to provide quality education to those it trains—particularly since unconditional federal support (e.g., student loans) subsidizes education and is allotted based on how many students attend each institution, not the quality of the education offered.” I don’t think this is the problem.  The problem is that the “problem” is underestimated by people.  As far as I know, there is no country in the world where the education is good or like it should … Continue reading →

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International Man: What are your overall thoughts on Trump’s second term? How do you expect it to differ from his first term? Doug Casey: Thank heavens Kamala lost. If she’d won, the Jacobins would have cemented their hold on the country, and it would have been “game over.” We would have seen an acceleration of cultural decline, vastly higher taxes and regulations, and a serious push to shut down free speech. It feels like morning in America again. But unfortunately, morning only lasts six hours. You’ve got to remember that roughly half the country voted for Kamala, despite her total lack of … Continue reading →

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The following interview, conducted by prominent Mexican journalist Sergio Sarmiento, took place in conjunction with the “Una vida por la libertad” award ceremony in honor of Hans-Hermann Hoppe in Mexico City on October 10, 2024. (Hoppe Receives Caminos de la Libertad “A Life for Freedom” Award.) Libertad y Propiedad: Hans-Hermann Hoppe habla sobre la esencia del anarcocapitalismo (Freedom and Property: Hans-Hermann Hoppe talks about the essence of anarcho-capitalism) Shownotes: Philosopher Hans-Hermann Hoppe reflects on the importance of freedom in an era in which equality is considered a priority for many. For Hoppe, true freedom depends on private property, which allows … Continue reading →

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The Apple Health app provides a central and secure place for your health and fitness information. This software is proprietary and not available for Linux. We recommend the best free and open source alternatives for Linux.

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By Dave Patterson

When former President Donald Trump won an impressive re-election, national security wonks went wild with speculation on how Trump 47 would treat the Pentagon. The liberals portrayed the worst possible national security future, casting Trump as a tyrant who would use the active-duty military to impose his will on US citizens. Most of the gloom-and-doomers […]

An older machine running Linux and an Internet connection is all you need to host your applications and data. This guide is here to make the learning curve less steep by walking you through the process of setting up a home server that runs multiple applications in containers and has its own domain name.

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WordPress 6.7 CMS, codenamed “Rollins,” rolls out with a sleek new default theme, flexible design tools, and enhanced dynamic content control.

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By Liberty Nation Authors

Florida Representative Matt Gaetz has been named as the Attorney General of the United States. President-elect Trump announced his pick for America’s “top cop” in a social media post, today, November 13. He wrote: “It is my Great Honor to announce that Congressman Matt Gaetz, of Florida, is hereby nominated to be The Attorney General […]