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I'll just quote this whole post from Patri, because I think it's important:

I'm at the Students For Liberty regional in Arizona, and here's what I just witnessed:

A student panel about how to get the word out about liberty.

A group of economics professors talking about the economics of a free society.

The student panel included some gr… Continue

Cross-posted at my blog.

The G-20 protesters in Pittsburgh seem to have some interesting political views:

The marchers included small groups of self-described anarchists, some wearing dark clothes and bandanas and carrying bla

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I think we need a manifesto so first-time visitors are able to get a better view of what we're about. Nicky, as editor in chief, should have the final say; but does anyone have suggestions for what should be there?

I think it needs to be inclusive. We're mostly anarchists favoring action outside existing political structures, but we want to include anyone who genuinely values liberty. It needs to emphasize the decentralized nature of thee network. The way the merchandising seems to be going is… Continue

This Wired article on e-gold makes for fascinating reading:

MELBOURNE, Florida — In a sparsely decorated office suite two floors above a neighborhood of strip malls and car dealerships, former oncologist Douglas Jackson is struggling to resuscitate a dying dream. Jackson, 51, is the maverick founder of E-Gold, the first-of-its-kind digital currency that was once used by millions of people in more th

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Let a Thousand Nations Bloom - the political/social/economics blog of the Seasteading movement - is hosting a secession week blogging event.

So Saturday, July 4th is Secession Day. And to commemorate this day, Let A Thousand Nations Bloom is going to host a Secession Week Blogging Event. Starting on Monday (6/29), we will post a roundup of secession-relat

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