Campaign For Liberty — Featured Article

Campaign For Liberty: Featured Article Archive, September 2009

Net Neutrality Regulation vs. Internet Freedom 09/30/09 Network neutrality regulation poses as a safeguard of Internet freedom. In fact, it is one of its greatest threats. [Read More]	by Adam de Angeli
Will NATO's 60th Anniversary Be Its Last? 09/30/09 The anachronistic Cold-War alliance is having a long slog in Afghanistan. [Read More]	by John Feffer and Tom Engelhardt
The Real Reasons Behind Fed Secrecy 09/29/09 Secrecy protects the state-banking establishment. [Read More]	by Ron Paul
The Second-Best Solution to Health Care: Do Nothing 09/29/09 Better than more government intervention, although the real solution involves repeal. [Read More]	by Jacob Hornberger
The Anti-Fed Revolution Is Happening 09/28/09 Just consider all the things we've achieved that we weren't supposed to. [Read More]	by Matt Hawes
What's the Real Emergency in Health Care Reform? 09/28/09 On the sick elephant in the room. [Read More]	by Jane Orient
The Price of Pretense in Pittsburgh 09/26/09 On borrowing, spending and U.S. hypocrisy. [Read More]	by Peter Schiff
A Surveillance Society or a Free Society? 09/26/09 That's our choice. [Read More]	by Mark Lerner
Audit the Fed 09/25/09 Testimony in Support of HR 1207, The Federal Reserve Transparency Act of 2009, House Financial Services Committee, September 25, 2009. [Read More]	by Tom Woods
The Four-Part Process Leading to Sustainable Development 09/25/09 Biosphere reserves, "smart growth," stake holder councils and public-private partnerships threaten your freedom. [Read More]	by Tom DeWeese
How to Trap a President in a Losing War 09/25/09 Petraeus, McChrystal, and the Surgettes. [Read More]	by Tom Engelhardt
More Government Won't Help 09/24/09 "Government has been mismanaging medical care for more than 45 years; for every problem it has created it has responded by exponentially expanding the role of government." [Read More]	by Ron Paul
It's Time for a Real Discussion on REAL ID 09/24/09 And civil liberties in general. [Read More]	by Mark Lerner
Us or Them in Afghanistan? 09/23/09 Is the Afghan Army a figment of Washington's imagination? [Read More]	by Ann Jones and Tom Engelhardt
Independence Needs Independents 09/23/09 Those who reject the statist quo. [Read More]	by Jerry Salcido
Trade Wars and Protectionism are not Free Trade 09/22/09 "Much like the Smoot-Hawley Tariffs that set off a global trade war and effectively doomed us to ten more years of economic misery, Obama’s decision to enact steep tariffs on Chinese imported tires could spark a trade war with the single most important trading partner we have." [Read More]	by Ron Paul
Town Halls: If Congress Really Cared What You Think. . . 09/22/09 The unasked questions about national health care. [Read More]	by Jane Orient
Next They’ll Have Us Salivating 09/21/09 On the sad lack of reason and rational debate in American political discourse. [Read More]	by Tom Mullen
The Battle Still Rages 09/21/09 The Constitution was not intended to unleash an unlimited national government. [Read More]	by Timothy Baldwin
Health Care Reform Is More Corporate Welfare 09/19/09 The individual health mandate is good for the insurance industry, but not for America. [Read More]	by Ron Paul
Interventionism, Empire and the Taliban 09/19/09 A look at the faulty logic behind the Afghanistan war. [Read More]	by Jacob Hornberger
Is America Hooked on War? 09/18/09 "This wasn't always the case. The early Republic that the most hawkish conservatives love to cite was a land whose leaders looked with suspicion on the very idea of a standing army." [Read More]	by Tom Engelhardt
Ignoring the Feds 09/18/09 On the great lost tradition of nullification. [Read More]	by Michael Boldin
Is Bagram Obama’s New Secret Prison? 09/17/09 Guantanamo-style law continues in Afghanistan. [Read More]	by Andy Worthington
A Privacy Report Card for Obama 09/17/09 Grading the administration on medical privacy and "Secure Flight." [Read More]	by Michael Ostrolenk
Obama's Medical Collectivism 09/16/09 It is the latest attempt to nationalize the most intimate details of every American's personal life. [Read More]	by William Anderson
The Continuing Push for Globalism 09/16/09 And Obama hasn't changed a thing about it. [Read More]	by Chuck Baldwin
Say No to the Individual Health Insurance Mandate! 09/15/09 Establishment voices of both parties are misleading the American people to ensnare them in a corporatist scam. [Read More]	by David McKalip, M.D.
The Fallacy of Equal Pay for Equal Work 09/15/09 It is rooted in Marxist and other fallacious economic principles. [Read More]	by Glenn Jacobs
The Trouble With "Sustainable Development" 09/14/09 The first in a series of articles exploring this major engine of tyranny. [Read More]	by Tom DeWeese
Afghanistan by the Numbers 09/14/09 Measuring a disaster of a war. [Read More]	by Tom Engelhardt
The Natural Law Provides the Answers 09/12/09 It's even more fundamental than the Constitution. [Read More]	by Tom Mullen
George Will Abandons the War Party 09/12/09 Now is the time for conservatives to leave Afghanistan and the neocons behind. [Read More]	by Jack Hunter
The Causes, Aftermath and Lessons of 9/11 09/11/09 What we must remember, eight years after the most harrowing terrorist attack against America. [Read More]	by Anthony Gregory
How 9/11 Should Be Remembered 09/11/09 On the extraordinary achievements of ordinary people. [Read More]	by Rebecca Solnit
A Tribute to Trade 09/11/09 An article from September 12, 2001, in honor of the forgotten victims. [Read More]	by Lew Rockwell
The Limits of Protest 09/10/09 There is more to the Revolution than going to DC, and it all begins at home. [Read More]	by Adam de Angeli
Update on the Plans for a National ID 09/10/09 The newest info on SB1261 AND HR3471, the latest attempt to replace REAL ID with something precisely as bad. [Read More]	by Mark Lerner
Government Solutions Lack Understanding 09/09/09 The welfare-warfare state purports to solve the problems it creates, but the counterproductive cycle continues. [Read More]	by Ron Paul
The FTC's War on Medical Free Speech 09/09/09 The feds want to silence vendors of dietary supplements. [Read More]	by Tricia and Jim Feijo
Why Are "We" Defending South Korea? 09/08/09 The Cold War is over, after all. [Read More]	by Doug Bandow
Unnecessary and Immoral 09/08/09 A look at the income tax. [Read More]	by Jake Towne
Honor Labor Day: End Compulsory Unionism 09/07/09 How Big Labor and the government conspire to erode workers' rights. [Read More]	by Mark Mix
Get Out of Afghanistan 09/07/09 Waist-deep in the Big Muddy, and the new guy foolishly says to push on. [Read More]	by Peter Orvetti
Button, Button 09/05/09 What the classic sci-fi story can teach us about government power. [Read More]	by Robert Hawes
American Militarism on Steroids 09/05/09 Whatever happened to Gary Cooper? A seven-step program to return America to a quieter, less muscular, patriotism [Read More]	by William Astore and Tom Engelhardt
The Misery Index: A Reality Check 09/04/09 Despite the propaganda, less government spending tends to correspond with more general happiness. [Read More]	by Steve Hanke
The Fed on the Defensive 09/04/09 The financial crisis and popular movement to audit the Fed are making the central bank nervous. [Read More]	by Gary North
A Need for Some Soul-Searching 09/03/09 The leviathan state breeds moral corruption and is an affront to natural law. [Read More]	by Jacob Hornberger
Publik Edumacation Яefermation 09/03/09 A moral and economic view of government schools. [Read More]	by Jerry Salcido
Bush's Third Term: You're Living It 09/02/09 The more things change, the more they stay the same, especially in foreign policy. [Read More]	by David Swanson and Tom Engelhardt
The Marbury v. Madison Mantra 09/02/09 On the pernicious myth that the Constitution means whatever the Supreme Court says it does. [Read More]	by Timothy Baldwin
The Fed's Interesting Week 09/01/09 The drama continues. [Read More]	by Ron Paul
Ain't That America 09/01/09 On free-speech zones, the right to protest, and the movement to advance respect for the Constitution in law enforcement. [Read More]	by Peter Orvetti