Citizen, Not Serf

Confederate statues are being toppled all over America, and even some Union ones. On this podcast I discuss the American Civil War and some largely unknown facts about it and about the Yankee North.

How similar is the USA to the Soviet Union? Will it also collapse? Will secession happen? What about the "woke" cultural revolution? I discuss these issues and offer analysis and personal suggestions.

On this episode I describe how Ayn Rand would view today's looting and riots. The riots and looting have brought out my inner Ayn Rand, as Dave Smith put it.

On this podcast episode I discuss the chaos in American cities, the Democrat Party, the elites, the media, and my take on all the chaos.

I report from Minneapolis on the increasing chaos in American cities and my thoughts on it.

On this podcast I review Michael Lind's new book The New Class War.

On this podcast I discuss the latest case fatality rates given out by the CDC, how the experts got the lockdowns wrong, and what's going to happen moving forward.

I listened to the Libertarian Party debate last night and I provide my thoughts here.

On this podcast episode I translate an interview of European virology expert Professor Sucharit Bhakdi.

On this podcast episode I discuss failures of government in the United States, particularly the Center for Disease Control, and the failure of the credentialed class in the United States.

On this episode, I discuss the different ways that socioeconomic classes in the United States have responded to the crisis. I use Austrian and libertarian class analysis in doing so.

On the second part of this podcast I continue to discuss whether we libertarians are overreacting to lockdowns.

On this podcast episode I discuss a piece in the American Conservative, claiming that people on the right are overreacting thing to mask requirements and lockdowns.

On this podcast episode I discuss the facts and data of lockdowns. Sweden, South Korea, Japan, and Singapore did not do lockdowns. Many countries like the US did. Let's compare the data and the facts and see which policy works better.

I listen to German Professor Sucharit Bhakdi's recent discussion of coronavirus and the worldwide lockdowns. I summarized his German comments in English here.

This is the second part of my podcast episode entitled locking down liberty.

On this podcast I discuss the police state lockdowns, the Constitution, and why liberals seem to love China so much. (The end of this podcast episode was interrupted due to a technical reason, so it continues on the next episode).

In this time of massive government and lockdowns and government overreach, it's important to know your rights as an American. Here I discuss the US Constitution's Bill of Rights.

On this episode I continue to discuss the c Cloward-Piven strategy of using the welfare state to collapse capitalism.

On this podcast I described the Cloward-Piven strategy of overwhelming the welfare system with the goal of destroying capitalism and creating top-down socialism.

On this podcast I discuss who seems to really like the lockdowns and who doesn't.

On this podcast episode I listen to a full left-wing podcast called Loud and Clear, and I give you my thoughts on it here. What are the things I agreed with and what are the things I disagreed with.

On this podcast episode I discuss the book The Freedom Model of Addiction. This book was written by libertarians and is an interesting take on alcohol and drug addiction and recovery.

On this podcast episode I review the new Netflix show, Waco. My thoughts on the show and what it means politically.

I attended the Patriots in Minnesota, liberate Minnesota rally in front of the governor's mansion on Friday. I described that here, as well as my thoughts on the Coronavirus situation and the lockdowns.