Archive for July, 2011

Christianity and Libertarianism and the Consent of the Governed

Friday, July 29th, 2011 Posted in abortion, Christian, Conservatism, Culture, Culture Wars, Economics, Freedom, Gay agenda, Global governance, Libertarians, Politics, Socialism, The Left | 9 Comments »

Originally Posted here by Laigle's contributor Anthony Horvath "Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other." John Adams ... Read more..

EU failing on all fronts

Thursday, July 14th, 2011 Posted in Europe, european union | 3 Comments »

by Don Hank If the latest report by Debkafile is true, then the Libyan war is unofficially over, Obama has made Russia the peacemaker, and NATO has ended its air strikes. ... Read more..

Decriminalization of drugs in Portugal

Sunday, July 10th, 2011 Posted in Drug abuse | 2 Comments »

Decriminalization of drugs in Portugal by Manuel Pinto Coelho  I have seen the national, and particularly the foreign, press trumpet with strange insistence, on the eve of electoral processes in Portugal, the ... Read more..

My email to the Cato Institute re. Cato study on “Portugal model”

Saturday, July 9th, 2011 Posted in Drug abuse | No Comments »

The following email went out to several Cato Institute fellows and other associates at these addresses: mcannon@cato.org ; jgokhale@cato.org ; mtanner@cato.org;  ishapiro@cato.org; cpreble@cato.org; rbarnett@gmail.com; tdehaven@cato.org; The first 4 are listed as experts in either medicine or insurance. I ... Read more..

Moral Keynesianism and the war on drugs

Thursday, July 7th, 2011 Posted in Drug abuse, Economics | 2 Comments »

The government is waging a war on you, not on drugs Don Hank First, if you have an opinion on the legalization of narcotics, let us know at the link below (but please make ... Read more..

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