Letter of Liberty News Edition (3-25-2014)

Here is the Tuesday News Edition of Letter of Liberty.

Ron Paul argues that U. S. government funding of democracy is actually hurting democracy.

Phil Girardi explains the bipartisan delusion of foreign policy idiocy.

Michael Rozeff: Who was more aggressive? Putin on Crimea or Bush I on Panama?

Ryan McMaken gives a libertarian analysis of the recent Venetian secession.

Robert Wenzel exposes Koch-funded attacks on Ron Paul.

Left-secessionist Kirkpatrick Sale explains the permanent warfare mindset.

William Grigg reflects on the sufferings of compliant Mark Byrge.

M. D. Creekmore: How to prepare your home before a bug-out.

Chris Hedges explains the moral courage of Edward Snowden.

Joseph Mercola celebrates the new wave of butter consumption.

Tom Woods and Robert Murphy discuss climate change and slavery.

Robert Murphy shows how government wrecks the economy.

Richard Ebeling looks further on the issue of individualism and nationalism with respect to the Ukranian/Russian situation.

Robert Wenzel comments on the libertarian rift over Ukraine,

Wendy McElroy explains the profound libertarianism of the Baptist minister Roger Williams.

Scott Horton interviews Sheldon Richman and discusses imperialism.

Alice Slater gives her tips for a new 21st century foreign policy for America.

Ian McDougall explains the right to silence thy cellphone.

Hillary Matfess: Sanctioning Russia will only make things worse.

Norman Pollack exposes American government hypocrisy regarding Russia

Logan Albright exposes the unemployment mirage.

JIm Bovard explains Egypt's new Waco-esque model of justice.

Mexico's drug war is affecting American cities as well, argues the editorial board of the Montgomery County Courier.

Conor Friedersdorf exposes some very brutal details the CIA doesn't want you to know.

Russia Today looks back at NATO's "humanitarian" invasion of Yugoslavia.

Letter of Liberty News Edition (3-18-2014)

Here is the Tuesday Edition of Letter of Liberty

John Cochran explains why GDP measuring leads to more government. Jonathan Goodwin also builds up on Cochran's analysis.

James E. Miller argues that conservatism shouldn't be ditched.

Hunter Lewis gives his thoughts on Obama's new Fed appointees.

Laurence Vance exposes the craziness of anti-discrimination legislation, especially in the strange form it has taken.

Richard Ebeling distinguishes Ukranian and Russian nationalism from self-determination and individualism.

Bill Sardi argues for the use of garlic as a medicine.

Jim Sinclair argues that sanctioning Russia is a very big mistake.

John Whitehead gives his thoughts on the Second Amendment and makes a civil libertarian case for gun rights.

Russia Today reports on Venetian secession from Italy and Roman domination. 

Ron Paul argues for equality under natural law in his analysis of new surveillance-related complaints.

Michael Rozeff argues against the folly of Obama's sanctions and argues against making Crimea's referendum illegal.

Ron Paul makes the case for non-intervention with regards to the recent Crimean secession.

Eric Owens analyses the call to jail the deniers of climate change theory by a professor. Tom DiLorenzo also gives some thoughts.

Jack Douglas looks at the Russia-Ukraine situation.

Daisy Luther looks at terror drills and public schooling (and why they are a bad idea).

Gaye Levy and Joe Alton give their tips on survivial medicine.

Elizabeth Renter: Napping is good for you.

Brandon Engel: Is Google a friend or enemy of liberty?

Pat Buchanan: Is Putin really irrational?

Phil Girardi gives his thoughts on Ukraine.

Kevin Carson reviews The End of Power, a book by Moises Naím.

Jacob Hornberger exposes the Argentinian government inflation scam.

Sheldon Richman contrasts liberty and warfare statism.

Gene Healy looks at the disaster that is the U. S. government's intervention in Libya.

Jack Matlock analyzes U. S. war policy since the end of the Cold War.

David Shellenberg: Tear down free trade barriers uniaterally!

Dan Froomkin reports on the alleged death of a license-tracking device and why reports may be exaggerated.

Kurt Schmoke: The drug war is futile and only grown more so.

Kelly Vlahos gives some thoughts on Afghanistan based on a "surge skeptic."

Winston Wheeler looks at America's trillon-dollar national security budget.

Letter of Liberty News Edition (3-14-2014)

Here is the Friday News Edition of Letter of Liberty.

Ilana Mercer comments on the Duke student who became a porn star.

Nick Turse comments on Washington's proxy foreign policy in Africa.

Conn Hallinan comments on Ukraine, WikiLeaks and NATO.

Justin Raimondo advises that Crimea be allowed to secede and determine their fates.

William Grigg laments the end of private property rights.

Russ Baker investigates the mysterious case of "Danny."

Daniel McAdams argues that sanctions against Russia are absurd.

Michael Rozeff demolishes the theory of economic sanctions

Robert Wenzel explains how to get a Wall Street job quick and easy.

Roger McKinney explains fiat money and buisness cycles.

David Swanson argues against the thermonuclear monarchy.

Eric Peters explains new things to know about new cars.

Steve Sailer believes that the US government and Russian government may never get along.

Sheldon Richman explains how Americans can really help Ukranians.

Jacob Hornberger condemns America's Cold War socialism.

Jacob Hornberger warns that the CIA can't be "reformed" and that it should be abolished.

Laurence Vance reviews Faith and War, a book detailing Christian ideas regarding the Cold War.

Byran Cheng: Herbert Spencer, the great 19th century thinker, taught that freedom and empire are in conflict with one another.

Andrew Napolitano explains the troubles with the NSA and the CIA.

The Washington Times editorializes on yet another Justice Department crime: trying to criminalize sharing of links.

Adam Gopnik explains the flaws of Crimea-related hysteria.

Scott McConnell comments on yet another plan to start a Cold War.

Ryan Gallagher and Glenn Greenwald expose the NSA's plans to infect computers with malware through Facebook.

Dean Becker advocates for an end to the drug war, giving advice to the politicians.

Ben Powell argues that government policies harm income mobility.

George Leef teaches us the lessons of UAW's defeat in Chattanooga.

Sheldon Richman attacks the U.S. empire and its hypocrisy.

Letter of Liberty News Edition (3-11-2014)

C. Jay Engel explains how ideology is a good.

David Howden comments on inside-betting laws.

James E. Miller takes on the issue of "academic freedom."

Christopher Manion attacks the TSA.

Chris Casey puts the paradox of thrift and the wealth effect in perspective.

Walter Williams shows the benefits of the rule of law over rule of men.

Gary North gives some of his experiences with photography.

John Whitehead warns of the "great evil" of putting people in jail for filming cops.

Ryan McMaken explains that the "great" transcontinental railroad system was evil.

Justin Raimondo gives a speech on the conservative movement and the State of Israel.

Ron Paul explains that intervening in Ukraine is not worth it.

Jonathan Goodwin exposes more Rand Paul neocon stuff.

Three years later, all is not well in Fukushima, according to New Indian Express.

Jim Willie explains that the Ukraine situation is in part composed of USG's desperation to save the U. S. dollar.

Malaysia Airlines's new flight should cause us to rethink "black boxes," says Stephen Trimble.

It turns out that there were some Jews fighting for Hitler, surprisingly.

Peter Hitchens seeks to set the record straight on Russia.

Letter of Liberty News Edition (3-07-2014)

Ben O'Neill explains how the NSA made legal defense "illegal."

Sheldon Richman explains the libertarian theory on "work."

John Williams explains how a Russian dollar dump can impact the financial system.

Pat Buchanan warns of a cold war and the idiotic comparisons of the current Ukraine situation to the Cold War.

Theodore Dalrymple condemns UNICEF.

Richard Daughty explains that the FED is dedicated to enriching bankers at your expense.

Seamus Milne explains the real cause behind the clash in Ukraine: US intervention.

It seems that a reporter found the real name of Bitcoin creator.

John Robles and David Shayler explain why the Ukraine crisis was fomented by the US and why it wasn't really popular.

Jeremy Anderberg: College may not be necessary for everyone.

Julia Smith looks at John Yudkin, an anti-sugar advocate who argued that sugar was dangerous.

Connecticut gun owners are challenging Connecticut legislators to enforce their anti-gun laws.

Steffani Jacoby gives his top ten list of geniuses with weird habits.

Joseph Mercola explains that good oral hygiene can prevent cancer.

Jacob Hornberger explains the relevance of the CIA's spying on Congress.

Thorsten Polleit explains the real cause for the bust and how the credit money system worsens it.

David Howden looks at a fractional-reserve banking case with Bitcoin.

The Anarchist Notebook explains that Obamacare should be totally abolished.

John Goodman gives politicians a lesson in bailouts.

Logan Albright gives some interesting thoughts on a gambling case that the Supreme Court intends to hear.

James E. Miller explains why some people just don't get it regarding liberty.

Jonathan Carp explains the damage to Ukraine colonialism has done.

Clarence Carson gives his thoughts for a rebirth of liberty.

Andrew Sullivan explains the CIA's desire for control.

Ryan McMaken condemns the politicization of the water problem in the American West.

Margaret Power reviews J. Practice McSheery's book Predatory States.

Michael Hirsh and James Oliphant: Obama will never end the war on terror.

Jeremy Scahill comments further on Obama's "dirty wars."

Letter of Liberty News Edition (3-04-2014)

Ron Paul explains why Hagel's "defense cuts" are fake.

Phil Girardi explains more evil from AIPAC and the War Party.

Lawrence Reed interprets the minimum-wage debate through the Socratic lenses.

James Miller writes from the perspective of Cass Sunstein.

Pat Buchanan gives his road to peace: ignore the War Party.

Walter Williams: Black politicans are deceiving black people.

Robert Wenzel exposes more pro-Israel nonsense from Jack Lew.

Laurence Vance explains why so many constitutionalists are drug warriors.

Robert Bridge: American government wreaking havoc where it intervenes

M. D. Creekmore gives tips on how to avoid being a victim of crime.

Michael Deacon exhorts men to embrace beards.

Joseph Mercola: Vitamin C and iron can reduce risk of stroke.

Hestie Gerber explains ten mysteries of great civilizations.

Gary Galles explains the situation of labor unions and the freedom of association.

Jonathan Goodwin explains more of Stalin's role in WWII.

John Odermatt: Obama nominates pro-SOPA lobbyist, the NYPD says it has no obligation to protect you, and John Kerry is a complete hypocrite

Richard Ebeling explains the Austrian economic theory in refutation of Obama-ism and Marxism.

Is America really a safe haven as some assert?

Jonathan Goodwin explains Ukraine and the shifting orbit.

John Glaser and Scott Horton contrast libertarianism with the Empire.

Jacob Hornberger explains the differences between private data collection and government data collection.

Hunter Lewis explains the recent USG-Apple decision.

Ryan McMaken looks back at the Iraq War from a libertarian perspective.

Dustin Walcher reviews J. Patrice McSherry's new book on Operation Condor.

Dave Lindroff condemns the US government for hypocrisy regarding Russia.

Brendan O'Neill: The US government, not Russia, has acted irresponsibly.

Edward Walker explains that Russia's new move is in fear of NATO.

Doug Bandow: End the drug war. The American people are not enemies of law and order.

Left-anarchist Noam Chomsky explains how "security" concerns and state power relate to one another.

Nicole Goeser explains how the war on guns hurt her husband.

Hina Shamsi exposes Obama for the lies he told to the American people.

Letter of Liberty News Edition (2-28-2014)

Ilana Mercer attacks the founders for making a loophole for eminent domain.

Pat Buchanan asks whether or not to intervene or end the Syrian war.

Robert Murphy explains the destructiveness of Obamacare.

James E. Miller attacks the mercantilism of Nouriel Roubani.

Judge Andrew Napolitano reveals the truth about Abraham Lincoln, for which he was attacked by Jon Stewart.

Robert Blumen explains Say's Law and the permanent recession.

Jason Maxham explains the economics of replacement, repair, and division of labor.

Justin Raimondo explains the most disturbing Snowden revelation of all time.

Glenn Greenwald explains how covert agents are using the Internet.

John Feffer explains the trouble that Ukraine is geting into.

Karen Greenberg explains how Barack Obama's five commandments are twisted.

Kelly Vlahos shows the defense budget crisis that wasn't.

John Odermatt exposes a new State attack on guns.

Paul Rosenberg explains the final warnings of Jefferson.

Eric Margolis warns of the horrors ahead.

Michael Rozeff exposes the real reason for USG intervention in Ukraine.

Laurence Vance shows how to properly pray for our troops.

Matt Moore explains how to make the perfect meatball.

Fred Reed gives his thoughts on crime and the streets.

Robert Wenzel uses the power of charts to explain America's military dominance.

Sheldon Richman argues that Obama should stay out of Ukraine.

Steven D. Greydanus explians why no one should panick over the Noah movie.

Christian film critic Peter Chattaway explains the new Son of God movie.

Dan Novak explains new DOJ evil.

Logan Albright looks at environmentalists who are calling for less, not more, regulation.

Sheldon Richman gives his tips on how to end bigotry without Statism.

Taki writes on his experiences with Sean Connery and Roger Moore, the two definitive James Bond movies (not excluding Daniel Craig, of course).

Robert Higgs looks back on Crisis and Leviathan and the national-security state.

Jonathan Turley argues that Obama's regime brought constitutional government to its tipping point.

Glenn Greenwald focuses on British intelligence abuses on The Independents.

The Washington Times editorial board show the lies government tells.

Mike Lolgren anatomizes the "Deep State."

Bruce Schneier exposes yet another NSA evil: robots.

Doug Bandow: Can selling ivory save elephants?

Wendy McElroy gives the classical perspective on how to live the good life.

Letter of Liberty News Edition (2-25-2014)

Justin Raimondo gives his thoughts on the Ukraine situation.

Glenn Greenwald looks into the mind of James Clapper.

Robert Batemarco explains John K. Galbraith's views on advertising.

Colleen Rowley reports on new calls for war against Syria surfacing.

Thomas Sowell exposes the "fairness" fraud.

Ron Paul admonishes us to stay out of Ukraine's affairs.

John Whitehead exposes the police's war against the American people.

William Anderson takes a look at the Loyola University president's lies against Walter Block.

James Altucher gives a "cheat sheet" for dealing with haters.

Pat Buchanan explains how freedom dies.

Jonathan Goodwin shows the real reason why football sucks: it's PR for the American State.

C. Jay Engel explains how the political narrative is propaganda, pure and simple.

Peter Dale Scott gives his thoughts on 9/11, Deep State politics, and Internet politics.

Rick Ector reports on a new pro-gun resurgence in Detroit.

Margaret Durst explains the harm caused by inflammation.

Joseph Mercola explains what's wrong with the American diet.

Gaye Levy gives 20 tips to survive an economic breakdown.

Chris Horlacher smashes more Stalin apologias (it's sad that Stalin apologias even exist).

James E. Miller: Libertarianism is the only peaceful philosophy.

Alvaro V. Llosa explores the life of Leopoldo Lopez.

Letter of Liberty News Edition (2-21-2014)

Here is the Friday News Edition of Letter of Liberty

John Odermatt writes on the new problem of Utah's attempting to take DNA from you.

Ilana Mercer looks at the presstitute's misinfo on Ukraine.

Pat Buchanan explains why we should stay out of Ukraine.

Justin Raimondo writes on the FCC's bringing Chavismo to America.

Nebojsa Malic comments further on Ukraine and Bosnia.

Ryan McMaken comments on Colorado's new cannabis economy

Patrick Barron writes on Mises, Kant, and welfare spending.

Laurence Vance explains why discrimination means freedom of association.

Murray Rothbard made the case against the minimum wage years ago.

Judge Napolitano makes the case that the president is a dictator.

John Pigler explains why WW2 wasn't so "good" after all.

The Voice of Russia interviews Ron Paul on Snowden, Ukraine, Syria, Iran talks, and much more.

Taki writes on WWI.

Tom Engelhardt shows how a thug State opeartes.

Jeffrey Scribner: NSA spying is the tip of the iceberg.

Paul Joseph Watson explains how masculinity is under attack.

Creek Stewart makes the case for owning a bow-and-arrow.

Daisy Luther asks if gluten-free is a fad or not.

Jack Douglas: Amerika is pushing Ukraine into civil war.

Jesse Ventura explains the "secret life" of drones.

Kevin Carson gives five libertarian reforms millennials should fight for.

Trevor Hultner explains why the new film The Purge 2 is wrong about anarchy.

Thomas Knapp explains why libertarianism does not mean conservatism, despite Justin Amash.

Jacob Hornberger explains the lessons Egypt hold for us.

Faré gives his case arguing that libertarianism is neither left-wing or right-wing.

Randy England gives his thoughts on the "left-libertarian"-"vulgar libertarian" conflict.

C. Jay Engel gives an interesting take on libertarianism and Christian theonomy.

Sheldon Richman explains the phony trade-off between privacy and security.

Tom Woods interviews Michael Huemer, the anarcho-libertarian philosopher and author of The Problem of Political Authority.

C. Jay Engel also writes up on Jeff Johnson's views on the Christian and the state.

Letter of Liberty News Edition (2-18-2014)

Here is the Tuesday News Edition of the Letter of Liberty Blog

Gary North predicts the future of Keynesianism.

Steve Landsburg exposes the blockheads who bear false witness against Walter Block.

Walter Williams explains why socialism is evil.

Richard Russell looks at how the Fed is losing its mighty grip on gold.

Jonathan Goodwin explains the "White Man's Burden" in light of American history.

Peter Schiff predicts a tsunami of inflation.

Lew Rockwell explains why the State is inherently evil.

Jonathan Goodwin shows how Stalin was preparing for WWII in the beginning.

Gregory Bresiger explains how democracy and government spending unite together.

Revisionist historian Thaddeus Russell explains why he was fired from teaching history.

John Whitehead explains how the State is treating the people as enemies.

Robert Wenzel explains why he is friends with racists, homophes and politically incorrect outcasts.

Murray Rothbard explained in a speech why Martin van Buren was actually the best president, not Lincoln or any of those "famed" presidents.

Richard Ebeling explains how Obamacare relates to the past era of Germany.

Jacob Hornberger explains that continuing the drug war is indeed stupid.

John Pigler looks at "good war" and "bad war."

Phil Giraldi explains the neocon hatred for diplomacy.

Chris Moody reports on film director Oliver Stone's appearance at the Future of Freedom Foundation (FFF) conference.

Sheldon Richman and Allison Bricker discuss the State and Edward Snowden.

Peter Van Buren explains how the Obama administration is building up a post-constitutional America.

Glenn Greenwald and Ryan Gallagher explore further into the depths of the Snowden documents.

Letter of Liberty News Edition (2-14-2014)

Here is the Friday edition of the Letter of Liberty News Edition

Jim Cox takes the libertarian view of tax consumers, tax payers, and the "Cox box."

William Grigg asks what ever became of America.

Joseph Salerno looks at the Argentinian currency crisis and the lessons it holds for us.

Paul Joseph Watson makes the case that the State is a parasite, not a benefit, to society.

Paul Craig Roberts exposes the five Gestapo.

Michael Scheuer looks at another folly of our leaders.

Christina Sarich looks at another government evil.

Sergey Duz makes the case that war never solves anything.

David Stockman warns of a mass economic catastrophe that's coming

Paul Rosenberg gives his thoughts on the dangers of "free" services.

Sheldon Richman writes more on voting.

Gary North argues that Jay Leno did not have to leave The Tonight Show.

Justin Raimondo shows the Achilles heel of the surveillance state.

James E. Miller asks what's precisely wrong with high-frequency trading.

Victoria Henderson looks at why anti-sweatshop activists are in the wrong.

C. Jay Engel analyzes the battle cry of modern Christians.

Ilana Mercer has some words for the Obamacare apologists.

Michael Alford looks at the real St. Patrick.

Joseph Salerno responds to George Selgin.

William Hartung asks some questions about Obama's arms sales policy.

Medea Benjamin warns of the drones' seductive power.

JP Sottle looks at America's rekindling of friendship with France.

Andrew Napolitano looks at the attacks on free speech by the government.

Rev. Larry Beane II, SSP, defends Walter Block against the evil lies of the Loyola staff.

Jacob Hornberger looks at the changin' times.

Jeremy Daw gives his four favorite anti-drug war movies.

Scott McPherson exposes yet another gun-control failure.

John Odermatt exposes yet another gun-control supporter who falls into his own trap.

Richard Ebeling looks at the president's pride in his State of the Union address.

Pamela Constable and Scott Clement look at the Hispanic immigrants, who have the most faith in the American dream.

Lyla Rosen looks at Nick Turse's new Vietnam War book.

Conor Friedersdorf looks at the NSA and phone dragnets.

Michael Wilson looks at the economic legend Ludwig von MIses.

Mike Church looks at Jefferson, Burr, and Obama's hit list.

Don Boudreaux looks at the term "shared prosperity."

Letter of Liberty News Edition (2-11-2014)

Here is the Tuesday Letter of Liberty News Edition

Will Grigg on Henry Magee, John Quinn, and the right to resist unjust arrests

Phil Girardi muses on the art of American scaremongering.

Tom Woods talks with Anthony Gregory about libertarianism and the Left-Right paradigm

James E. Miller reflcets on the president and the nuclear bomb.

David Howden writes more on the Sochi Olympics.

Justin Raimondo exposes the Sochi coverage for what it is: more propaganda.

Kelly Vlahos writes on John Kiriakou's imprisonment.

Chase Madar argues against arming Israel.

Logan Albright makes the case against socialized law.

David Howden gives his requiem for Bernanke.

Laurence Vance shows the way to dismantling the American empire.

Pat Buchanan looks at the prospects for the welfare state.

Scott Lazarowitz asks what is going on with rulers these days.

Robert Wood looks at the phenomenon of Americans renouncing their citizenship.

Paul Huebl looks at the ID of the police state.

Benjamin Wiegold makes the case that endangered animals can be dealt with in a free, private-property society.

Laurence Vance explains why not to "walk in the shoes of a soldier."

Walter Williams explains there is no real poverty, only dependence.

D. W. Mackenzie explains the tragedy of the commons in light of the recent healthcare fiasco.

Richard Fulmer gives his thoughts on several economic issues.

Jeffrey Overstreet reviews The LEGO Movie.

Steven Greydanus also reviews The LEGO Movie

Letter of Liberty News Edition (2-07-2014)

Here is the Friday News Edition of Letter of Liberty:

Christopher Westley gives his perspective on the danger of labor and energy regulations.

Gary North writes on Sophia Loren.

A German TV network interviews Edward Snowden (an interview which was "blacked out").

Robin Koerner explains the false dichotomy between freedom and security.

Eric Peters shows the tax-by-mile for what it is: another scheme to take money from taxpayers.

Michael Rozeff shows what "nation" really is.

Pratap Chaterjee explains the surveillance state's alliance with private corporations.

William Grigg exposes the real reason why SWAT teams exist.

Sheldon Richman explains why Ed Snowden is not a lawbreaker (with respect to the natural law).

Jesse Ventura goes "off the grid" to hide from the drones.

Elizabeth Renter gives 14 good foods and drinks that are optimal for health.

Pat Buchanan makes the case for non-interventionist conservatism.

Justin Raimondo warns of the coming Dark Age.

Max Borders writes on the rise of libertarianism and the left wing backlash.

Nebojsa Malic explains the "Lords of Chaos."

Ben Swann explains why Rand Paul's "economic freedom zones" are not a good idea.

Bryce McBride looks at what's in store for central banking.

Ash Navabi defends Austrian economics against neoclassical economics.

Sheldon Richman exposes the cruelty of voting idolatry.

Wendy McElroy exposes the immorality of state education.

Marjorie Cohn warns of yet another super-Orwellian statist evil.

Jeff Morley writes on RFK's opposition to the American embargo on Cuba.

Russell Brand exposes how the deceased actor Phillip Seymour Hoffman was a victim of the drug war.

Benjamin Weingarten takes a look at a 1940s speech that could serve as a rebuttal to Obama's SOTU.

Craig Drake cuts at the heart of the evil minimum wage.

Michael Kosares takes a look at the relation between gold and hyperinflation.

Josh Begley gives a map of US empire.

Robert Scheer looks at the three-decade failure of the Afghanistan War.

Sibel Edmonds looks at the "civilized" barbarism of the American nation.

Letter of Liberty News Edition (2-04-2014)

John Cochran shows the true legacy of Ben Bernanke.

Justin Raimondo responds to Cass Sunstein's paranoid attack on libertarianism.

Walter Williams addresses the problem of public schoolteacher cheating.

James Miller shows who is really idiotic (it's not libertarians).

Pat Buchanan addresses the problem of mobocracy which might infect Ukraine (not to say that a total state would be great).

Brian Terrell looks at yet another police state evil.

Jim Lobe exposes the evil of AIPAC.

Mitchell Plitnick shows yet another lack of support for the two-state solution among Americans.

Phil Girardi exposes yet another croynist scheme of the exploitative class.

Ron Paul exposes how the USG caused and provoked the new al-Qaeda problem.

Karen Kwiatkowski shows how statism is truly paranoid.

Eric Peters gives his perspective on journalism in Amerika.

Russ Baker looks at the negative results that the execution of Dzohkar Tsarnaev might bring about.

John Whitehead asks if we need yet another cultural and political revolution 50 years after the Beatles.

A former TSA agent exposes the issues with TSA scanning.

Top Guardian photographers say "Happy 100th Birthday" to the German Leica, one of the greatest cameras in the world.

Chris Ferreira asks whether doctors can fix poverty or not.

Paul Rosenberg addresses the issue of German gold and the Amerikan government.

The housing market is just distorted.

Scott Lazarowitz exposes the relation between the blood cult of statism and the sexual revolution.

Letter of Liberty News Edition (1-31-2013)

Here is the Friday News Edition.

Dave Albin makes the case for a free market in food labeling.

Thomas DiLorenzo takes a look at the link between Lincoln's army and Hitler.

Scott Lazarowitz asks whether the people will wake up.

Robert Murphy gives his thoughts on Peter Schiff's talks on the minimum wage.

Joseph Salerno sets Krugman straight about Mises and the Great Depression.

Prof. Michael Chossudovsky exposes how America's government has warred on the world for so long.

Robert Higgs gives his thoughts on his connection with the late Governor Issac Stevens.

John Whitehead points to the greatest threats to the freedom of America.

Joe Alton takes a look at expiration dates and survival prepping

Egon von Greyerz talks about gold and the "lost century."

Dr. Helen Smith takes a look at the college hostility to manhood.

Anthony DeBlasi takes a look at the nameless hurt of military action.

Michael Rozeff takes a look at why the US has lost manufacturing jobs.

Chuck Baldwin shows how the virus of police statism has infected the world.

Justin Raimondo looks at the reluctant "realism" of Obama.

Ilana Mercer makes the case for secession instead of another convention.

John Odermatt takes a look at state protectionism and sports gambling interests.

Jacob Hornberger contrasts the two systems America has had.

Tori Richard exposes the link between IRS horrors and Obamacare.

James Miller warns of Ben Bernanke puff pieces.

Laurence Vance gives his solution to the problem of unemployment benefits.

Justin Raimondo exposes yet another neocon trick: using WWII to justify our modern wars.

Jason Harrington gives his confessions about his work at the TSA.

Louise Cooper talks on F. A. Hayek.

Jeremy Scahill exposes Obama's drone wars and his whitewashing of surveillance statism.

Javier Garay exposes the fallacies of the war against inequality.

Jeff Miron asks if the drug war is over.

Radley Balko looks at another evil of the drug war.

Peter Jenkins exposes yet another manufactured foreign crisis.

Jonathan Goodwin explains what is paranoia and what is not.

Letter of Liberty News Edition (1-28-2014)

Here is the Tuesday News Edition of Letter of Liberty:

C. Jay Engel gives his thoughts on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Yuri Maltsev explains the truth about the Tea Party.

James E. Miller exposes the fallacies of The New Republic.

Lew Rockwell gives his take on the New York Times's smear of libertarianism, Lew Rockwell, and the Ludwig von Mises Institute.

Phil Girardi gives his take on Christian Zionism, Canada, and the lessons for us.

Ron Paul shows how the welfare-warfare state is disastrous for us.

Robert Higgs explains his experiences with Governer Stevens.

BK Markus shows the fundamental difference betweeen Batman and James Bond (both of whom I appreciate nonetheless).

Terence Kealey makes the case against "public" science.

Norman Solomon advises us to "strike the root" of the NSA.

Pat Buchanan asks whether John Kerry understands what he is doing.

Justin Raimondo explains the leftist backlash against the anti-NSA movement.

Will Grigg gives his take on the recent arrest of Justin Bieber.

Theodore Dalrymple gives some advice to those nostalgic for the State.

Laurence Vance takes a look at the hard questions of the drug war from a libertarian standpoint.

Robert Wenzel defends the Mises Institute against the smears from the New York Times and some libertarians.

Karen De Coster gives her take on the new Google Glasses phenomenon.

Walter Williams shows the problems of the hate-envy culture.

Harry Mount takes a lot on a delicious feud.

Larry Shannon-Missal, Harris Poll & Michelle Gosney expose the fraud that is the public school teacher complex.

The Daily Mail reports on the backlash against LED lights.

Max Slowik celebrates the 159th birthday of John Moses Browning, creator of the M1911 pistol.

Robert Wenzel takes a look at whether Mises really was a cosmopolitan or not, as some libertarians make him out to be.

Patrice Lewis exposes the follies of feminism.

Richard Ebeling gives his perspective on the speech Obama should deliver.

Per Bylund explains why economics is not ridiculous.

Jacob Hornberger takes a look at the situation in Egypt.

Joseph Stromberg looks again at the revisionist historian Gabriel Kolko.

Richard Esposito reports on new revelations by Edward Snowden.

Art Carden explains why Bitcoin matters.

Marina Olson shows how healthy eating can be encouraged without government.

Thomas Lucente shows why Americans should read Frederic Bastiat's "The Law".

George Gilder gives his recommendations for reading.

John Walsh contrasts the imperialism of "free" America with the prosperity of "pinko" China.

Lloyd Billingsley comments on Obama's road to serfdom.

Kristin Tate takes a look at the talking points one will certainly hear from Obama's State of the Union today.

Brian McWilliams exposes yet another police-state scheme.

Letter of Liberty News Edition (1-17-2014)

Here is the Friday News Edition.

Michael Lotfi shows why Mark Levin is wrong on nullification.

Justin Raimondo asks if Mexico is coming undone.

T. Hunt Tooley shows how the interwar years created the modern world.

Nick Turse takes a look at America's secret war in 134 countries.

James E. Miller gives his solutions to fighting poverty.

Marc Clair interviews Professor Carlo Celli on the fascist economics of Mussolini.

Walter Block makes the case against minimum wage laws.

John Odermatt writes on the case of the D.C. cop charged with producing child porn.

Jacob Hornberger shows the immoral foundations of welfare statism.

Will Grigg makes the case that America's police statism may be worse than North Korea's.

Pat Buchanan looks at why the government is (rightly) held in contempt by Americans.

Julian Borger explains Israel's secret nuclear arsenal.

Frank Holmes takes a look at the risks of gold.

Would you like to know what the ten best countries for food are? The US isn't part of them.

Chris Eger makes the case for buying a home defense shotgun.

Liu Wei takes a look at another NSA whistleblower.

Dale Steinreich exposes a horrific way the medical cartel is going to treat sleep apnea.

Ann Marie Michaels exposes the dangers of flouride.

Sheldon Richman shows why violation of rights isn't the only bad thing.

Sheldon Richman argues against IP. Robert Wenzel responds.

Robert Murphy comments further on Krugman.

C. Jay Engel comments on conservatism and libertarianism.

Jordan Bruneau calls out the racist history of minimum wage laws.

David Sirota exposes yet another evil of the national-security state.

The Washington Post Editorial Board exposes yet another example of cronyism.

Ed Loomis explains the protections we really need.

Paul Rosenberg makes the case that the Scriptures are anti-government.

Letter of Liberty News Edition (1-14-2014)

Here is the Tuesday News Edition of Letter of Liberty.

Patrick Barron explains how reserves are a barrier to credit expansion.

Joseph Stromberg explores the Marxist historian Gabriel Kolko.

John R. Graham explains why individual health insurance will become the standard. 

Kirk Wiebe explains why the NSA prefers metadata

Patrick Buchanan gives further comments on war with Iran.

Philip Girardi explains why we should ditch the Empire.

Jacob Hornberger shows the failures of statism.

Gary North explores neoconservative rule.

Fernando Herrera-Gonzalez gives a free-market solution to the issue of insider trading.

John Whitehead exposes the oligarchy we have today.

Walter Williams gives the truth about income inequality.

Chris Rossini makes the case for understanding Hitler's economics.

James Altucher gives eleven tips to write for a living.

Jack Cashill takes a look at some phony Obama autobiographies.

Scott Lazarowitz shows how we can stand up for our rights.

Daisy Luther makes the case against the flu shot.

Jeffrey St. Clair looks at the problem of American-style eugenics.

Richard Ebeling makes the case that Shangai's history reveals the success of capitalism.

Winslow Wheeler shows that the death of many Iraqis is one of Robert Gates's real legacies.

Scott Lazarowitz gives some truthful information about the late Ariel Sharon.

Ivo Vegter smashes some myths about libertarians.