History
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How the Ancient Greeks โProtectedโ Democracy โ and What It Teaches Us Today
The Athenian practice of exiling citizens who allegedly posed a threat to democracy sounds crude, but also familiar.
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Hatred Will Destroy You: A Review of โHitlerโs Peopleโ
Sixty million ‘ordinary’ Germans let a demagogue kindle hatred inside them. Only our principles prevent us from becoming the tools of totalitarian horrors.
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It Is Not 1938: Misusing Historical Analogies and Inflating Threats
The US is a remarkably stable global military power. Attempts to anchor us to key moments of past are usually lazy intellectual shortcuts, with sinister intentions.
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Father Popieลuszko: The Polish Priest Who Brought Down Communism in Poland
The humble priest, targeted by secret police, refused to stop feeding the physically and spiritually starved.
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Communismโs Lingering Grip on Soul and Society: โGenerations of Devastationโ
Those who weren’t slaughtered or starved to death still bear psychological scars of being utterly controlled by others.
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The Fedโs Remarkable โIndependenceโ Claimย
Despite its claims, the Fed operates politically, loyally financing the governmentโs deficit as needed, and without accountability.
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Wilhelm Rรถpke is 125: his Lessons for Modern Free Marketers
Wilhelm Rรถpke saw two World Wars and watched his native Germany fall to pieces. What he observed could save us from future economic catastrophe.
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Spreading Democracy May Not Be in the United Statesโ Best Interest
“Not only is forced democratization likely to fail, but the very idea runs counter to a free, open, democratic society. Other countries should be encouraged to become democratic if they choose.” ~Andrew Byer
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The Dangerous Reinterpretation of Freedomย
“When freedom from coercion is no longer a shared societal goal, history teaches that unimaginable horrors can be just around the corner.” ~Barry Brownstein
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From ‘Taxachusetts’ to ‘City Upon a Hill’ย
“Tax and spending reform takes more than ‘electing the right people.’ It must be politically profitable for the wrong people to make the right choices.” ~Thomas Savidge
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How the Ancient Greeks โProtectedโ Democracy โ and What It Teaches Us Today
The Athenian practice of exiling citizens who allegedly posed a threat to democracy sounds crude, but also familiar.
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Hatred Will Destroy You: A Review of โHitlerโs Peopleโ
Sixty million ‘ordinary’ Germans let a demagogue kindle hatred inside them. Only our principles prevent us from becoming the tools of totalitarian horrors.
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It Is Not 1938: Misusing Historical Analogies and Inflating Threats
The US is a remarkably stable global military power. Attempts to anchor us to key moments of past are usually lazy intellectual shortcuts, with sinister intentions.
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Father Popieลuszko: The Polish Priest Who Brought Down Communism in Poland
The humble priest, targeted by secret police, refused to stop feeding the physically and spiritually starved.
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Communismโs Lingering Grip on Soul and Society: โGenerations of Devastationโ
Those who weren’t slaughtered or starved to death still bear psychological scars of being utterly controlled by others.
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The Fedโs Remarkable โIndependenceโ Claimย
Despite its claims, the Fed operates politically, loyally financing the governmentโs deficit as needed, and without accountability.
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Wilhelm Rรถpke is 125: his Lessons for Modern Free Marketers
Wilhelm Rรถpke saw two World Wars and watched his native Germany fall to pieces. What he observed could save us from future economic catastrophe.
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โข
Spreading Democracy May Not Be in the United Statesโ Best Interest
“Not only is forced democratization likely to fail, but the very idea runs counter to a free, open, democratic society. Other countries should be encouraged to become democratic if they choose.” ~Andrew Byer
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โข
The Dangerous Reinterpretation of Freedomย
“When freedom from coercion is no longer a shared societal goal, history teaches that unimaginable horrors can be just around the corner.” ~Barry Brownstein
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From ‘Taxachusetts’ to ‘City Upon a Hill’ย
“Tax and spending reform takes more than ‘electing the right people.’ It must be politically profitable for the wrong people to make the right choices.” ~Thomas Savidge