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Computer Security methods, reviews, and discussion. (Read the entire blog entry)

Will Michigan be the first voluntarily funded form of government?  Not yet, but I can hope! (Read the entire blog entry)

I've always believed that Republicans, Democrats, and politicians in general have been laughing behind our backs for years. Both of the major parties that dominate the political system in the U.S. have shown themselves to be full of lying hypocrites out to plunder the system for as much cash and power as they can grab. (Read the entire blog entry)

Take a trip through time. View reasoning or criticisms of centralized power from one epoch and compare and contrast them against those of other epochs. Enjoy integrating them where it's possible to do that without forming a contradiction. Allow history to inform your judgments of the current policies and procedures of current administrations of current governments. Should we do any less than that? (Read the entire blog entry)

A chronological list of highly-relevant quotes (Read the entire blog entry)

LeRoi Moore, the saxophonist for the Dave Matthews Band, died of complications from an ATV accident. My first reaction was, oh well, I guess Dave is the songwriter, so they'll just replace LeRoi. Then I remembered the song Proudest Monkey off the Crash album and I started crying. If you haven't heard it, go buy... (Read the entire blog entry)

A string of videos with Yaron Brook giving a talk about how the government is at fault for our economic woes. It was from April, before Fannie and Freddie went down the tubes. (Read the entire blog entry)

Altruist-collectivist hawks are required to get welfare-warfare statism get off the ground in a nation. They find myriad ways to justify altruism, collectivism, and perpetuated wars. Here's good evidence that William F. Buckley was that kind of a person. (Read the entire blog entry)

The Ayn Rand Institute shows all signs of having sold its soul to the highest globalist bidder.

Was Palin chosen, at least in part, to stop the voting for a spoiler? And what is the major advantage of placing what might be a spoiler vote? Dr. Lester H. Hunt's blog has a some interesting thoughts... (Read the entire blog entry)