Special Interests and plutocrats have taken over more of the government with the complacency of each passing generation while younger generation change makers are chastised.

Laws prohibiting offenses are interventions. Interventions are often bad substitutes for sound economic policies.

If we are going to have empires, maybe having them be dedicated to an ideal of good management and taking care of the people with a mind for long term sustainability isn't all bad.

Mike Bonner, the creator of Henry George and the Single Tax documentary, spoke with us about his film and the Georgist movement. Watch the video and read his comments here.

Individual sovereignty means that it is evil for anyone to interfere with one’s honest and peaceful choices. One more element needs to be addressed: the issue of land ownership.

A Georgist take on Houston and Harvey.

The United States should offer a peace treaty with North Korea and offer diplomatic relations. The Korean War did not officially end. Let’s end it now.

The Confederate statues of Robert E. Lee, Jonathan “Stonewall” Jackson, Jefferson Davis, and others could be replaced with war memorials for the soldiers of the Confederacy.

The US political cycle has turned from globalist welfare-statism to nationalist ethnic-statism.

Changes are coming for the better!

A tale of land economics.

Voter fraud threatens democracy. The remedy was proposed long ago by Thomas Jefferson.

There is a law that’d uncover the sum of all rents—if obeyed.

Good data costs big bucks. Who’s willing to spend their money to make public the worth of Earth?

Electronic voting can be and has been manipulated.

How would advanced extraterrestrial beings view humanity? As humans, do we "come in peace?"

Freedom is lost when unintended offense prohibits expression.

One way to keep the curious ignorant is to raise the price for knowledge—until demand overwhelms gatekeepers.

There are successful groups using stats, churning out stats, and demanding better official stats. May their voices join ours.

People have bigger problems than measuring the “rents”. Or do they?