The Libertarian Alliance has had a busy week, publishing a range of articles. We have much more in store, including upcoming pieces on left-libertarianism, limited liability, and a host of other issues. Below, you’ll find a selection of our latest articles. As always, our work may be republished under a Creative Commons licence.

Yours in Liberty,

Sean

Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Mankind
As AI grows more sophisticated, what will its role be in shaping society? Will it liberate humanity from drudgery or lead to an era of unprecedented control? This article explores the competing narratives around artificial intelligence, its potential risks, and how libertarians might respond to its ever-expanding influence.
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The Witch, Part 1: A Thrilling, Character-Driven Sci-Fi Masterpiece
A deep dive into The Witch, a gripping sci-fi narrative that combines elements of political intrigue, psychological depth, and philosophical questions about human nature. This review explores why the story resonates with modern audiences and what it reveals about contemporary anxieties.
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Sortition in Imperial China: History, Function, and Comparison with Athenian Democracy
Sortition—the practice of selecting officials by lottery—has been touted as a means of securing true democratic representation. But how did it function in Imperial China? This article examines historical applications and compares them to Athenian democracy, drawing insights for today’s political landscape.
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Challenging Medical Norms: A Young Sceptic’s Take on Confessions of a Medical Heretic
What happens when a doctor turns against his own profession? Confessions of a Medical Heretic offers a scathing critique of modern medicine. This article explores its arguments and assesses their relevance in an era of increasing distrust in institutional healthcare.
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A Case for Sortition: What England May Learn from Athens
If elections lead to rule by the elite, could sortition—random selection of political leaders—be a superior alternative? This article argues that England could learn much from Athens and considers the viability of implementing such a system today.
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Saving the Planet? The Ruling Class’ Falsehood of Falsehoods
Environmental alarmism is a powerful political tool—but who benefits from it? This article deconstructs the misleading narratives surrounding climate change policy and exposes the ulterior motives of the ruling elite.
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Those About to Die: An Historical Epic That Flatlines
A review of Those About to Die, an attempt at a grand historical epic that ultimately fails to deliver. The piece explores its weaknesses and why it falls short of its ambitious promise.
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Net Zero: The Great Energy Swindle
The Net Zero agenda is not about saving the environment—it’s about control. This article lays bare the financial and political interests driving the green revolution and what it means for ordinary citizens.
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The Magic of Climate Science: Or How to Fool the World with a Spreadsheet
Why do so many people accept dubious climate models as gospel truth? This article exposes the sleight of hand behind climate predictions and the political motivations fueling them.
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Ukraine: What Happens Next?
With the war in Ukraine entering a new phase, what are the likely geopolitical consequences? This article explores potential outcomes and the implications for global stability.
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Monster (2014): Art, Murder, and the Horror of Family
A haunting cinematic exploration of guilt, justice, and the nature of evil. This review unpacks Monster (2014) and its disturbing insights into human nature.
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The Ukraine War is Over—Except for the Senseless Slaughter Needed to Save a Few Important Faces
The war is lost, yet it drags on. Why? This article examines the motivations of Western leaders and their unwillingness to admit defeat.
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Michael Ashcroft and the Delusions of a Lost War
A critique of Michael Ashcroft’s take on Ukraine and why his views exemplify the misplaced optimism of the war’s architects.
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Tea, Trade, and Polite Civility: Chinese Visitors in 18th-Century London and the Realities of Cultural Exchange
Eighteenth-century London saw an influx of Chinese visitors, bringing cultural exchange and economic opportunity. This article explores the nuances of their reception and the broader implications for today’s global interactions.
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