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The Moral Case for Freedom
Leonard Read advanced a moral vision of liberty built on personal responsibility, free markets and limited government. Gary Galles’ Freedom in One Lesson brings these ideas to life for today’s debates, showing their relevance to voices like Charlie Kirk. Read’s insights into ethical governance, voluntary cooperation and the roots of prosperity remain essential for anyone seeking a free and prosperous society.
Peter Francis Fenwick
Dec 35 min read
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Foreward to Human Action by John Galt
John Galt writes his long-awaited foreword to Ludwig von Mises’ Human Action using artificial intelligence.
Peter Francis Fenwick
Mar 126 min read
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The Case for Secession
Democracies are failing. Minorities must accept laws and regulations they regard as anathema. Could secession be the answer?
Peter Francis Fenwick
Oct 26, 202314 min read
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The Voice: The Fight for Fairness, Justice and Power
A Libertarian Perspective: a practical solution to ‘Close the Gap’, and a sustainable solution for those who wish to live ‘on country’.
Peter Francis Fenwick
Apr 20, 202311 min read
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The Trouble with Rape Trials
The Lehrmann-Higgins case has highlighted how ineffective the law is in sexual assault cases.
We need to explore alternative solutions.
Peter Francis Fenwick
Dec 9, 20222 min read
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Then They Came for the Libertarians
Premier Dan Andrews instructs police to fire rubber bullets at unarmed citizens protesting his COVID lockdown regulations.
Peter Francis Fenwick
Sep 24, 20214 min read
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No Final at the G Again
Confined to quarters and simple pleasures, I am buoyed by memories of the cheery lyrics of Leonard Cohen.
Peter Francis Fenwick
Aug 26, 20212 min read
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Protests may resume once it's safe to do so
A pregnant woman was handcuffed and charged with incitement for a Facebook post protesting about lockdown regulations.
Peter Francis Fenwick
Sep 7, 20205 min read
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When Nattering in the Park is a Crime
Last Saturday, I experienced what it would be like living under authoritarian rule.
Peter Francis Fenwick
Apr 20, 20202 min read
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Limits to what employees can say
To what extent should an employer be able to control the pubic expression of its staffs' political and religious beliefs?
Loretta Lockesmith
Sep 12, 20199 min read
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