Humans versus Politicals: Neil Lock’s Call for Resistance A sweeping libertarian critique of political authority. Neil Lock argues that the modern ruling class is not just wrong—it is fundamentally inhuman. Unless we push back, they will destroy what remains of real human civilisation. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/04/06/summary-of-humans-versus-politicals-by-neil-lock/

Bucha and the Demands of Truth The West insists the Russians committed atrocities in Bucha. This article looks at what we were told, what was shown, and what was hidden. It asks what counts as proof—and who decides. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/04/05/bucha-and-the-demands-of-truth/

A Proposed Act of Parliament This is not a joke or a blog post. It is a real proposal for a new Act of Parliament. Its aim: to begin a national reset and end the managed decline of Britain. Read it and judge for yourself. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/03/31/a-proposed-act-of-parliament/

Free Men in Slave States: Liberty and Power in the Ancient World Rome was not free. Greece was not free. But some men in those worlds were. This article shows what ancient liberty looked like—and why it still matters today. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/03/29/free-men-in-slave-states-liberty-and-power-in-the-ancient-world/

The Thermidor Empire: Ukraine and the Cold Strategy of Rational Bastards Western decline looks chaotic. But is it? This article argues that the war in Ukraine is not just blunder—it is part of a strategy by people who know exactly what they are doing. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/04/06/the-thermidor-empire-ukraine-and-the-cold-strategy-of-rational-bastards/

Tiberius: The Emperor Who Governed Well by Doing Less Tiberius has a bad name—thanks to brothel rumours and modern TV. But was he a bad ruler? This review says no. He ruled well by not interfering. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/04/05/tiberius-the-emperor-who-governed-well-by-doing-less/

Lao Tzu and the Chinese Case for Liberty Westerners think China is just bureaucracy and control. But Chinese thought also has a strong libertarian side. This article introduces Lao Tzu—and what he still has to teach us. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/04/04/lao-tzu-and-the-chinese-case-for-liberty/

The Statin Scam: How a Dubious Drug Became Medical Dogma Statins are supposed to save lives. But what if they are a racket? This article looks at how the drug became standard—and who profits from that decision. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/04/04/the-statin-scam-how-a-dubious-drug-became-medical-dogma/

Book Review: Transfarmation by Leah Garcés Factory farming is cruel. But veganism is not the answer. This book—and this review—look at what can be done without giving up meat or giving in to the activists. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/04/03/book-review-transfarmation-the-movement-to-free-us-from-factory-farming-by-leah-garces/

Paul Cantor: The Individual, the Artist, and the Market Paul Cantor stood for freedom, for culture, and for seriousness. This article remembers a rare kind of academic—and explains why his voice will be missed. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/04/02/paul-cantor-the-individual-the-artist-and-the-market/

The War on Gab: British Government Escalates Attack on Free Speech Platform Gab is Christian, American, and pro-freedom. That’s why our government hates it. This article explains how the Online Safety Bill is being used to crush dissent. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/04/02/the-war-on-gab-british-government-escalates-attack-on-free-speech-platform/

The Tobacco Ban: Another Step Towards the Total State Born after 2009? You will never be allowed to buy tobacco. Not discouraged—banned. This article explains why the principle matters more than the product. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/04/02/the-tobacco-ban-another-step-towards-the-total-state/

AI and the End of Work: Why Paul Craig Roberts is Wrong about Artificial Intelligence AI may be dangerous. But is it communism? This reply to Paul Craig Roberts says no. AI may reshape the economy—but it does not erase freedom or purpose. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/03/30/ai-and-the-end-of-work-why-paul-craig-roberts-is-wrong-about-artificial-intelligence/

The Wailing (2016): South Korea’s Masterpiece of Madness and Fear This is horror done right. No lectures. No cheap tricks. Just a slow, strange story that builds to something unforgettable. A review you won’t regret reading. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/03/30/the-wailing-2016-south-koreas-masterpiece-of-madness-and-fear/

The Illiberal Nature of Limited Liability: Stephan Kinsella Replies A reply to Bryan Mercadente’s article. Kinsella defends limited liability—but not as it exists today. Read the exchange and make up your own mind. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/03/30/the-illiberal-nature-of-limited-liability-stephan-kinsella-replies/

The Government’s Latest Tax Raid: A Shakedown for the Insiders The latest tax rises are not about helping anyone. They are about feeding the system. Read this if you want to know how the scam really works. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/03/30/the-governments-latest-tax-raid-a-shakedown-for-the-insiders/

Review of The Need for Nations by Roger Scruton Nations matter. Without them, there is no freedom. This review looks at one of Roger Scruton’s most urgent and accessible books. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/03/29/review-of-the-need-for-nations-by-roger-scruton/

Blood and Money (2020): A Dreary Trudge Through Snow and Nonsense Tom Berenger stars in a film that goes nowhere. This review explains what the film could have been—and why it isn’t worth your time. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/03/28/blood-and-money-2020-a-dreary-trudge-through-snow-and-nonsense/

My Letter to Nigel Farage – Hugo Miller A supporter writes to Nigel Farage. Something is wrong. The party is changing—and not for the better. A personal, worried letter worth reading. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/03/27/hugo-miller-my-letter-to-nigel-farage/

Foreign Devils: Fear, Admiration, and the Future of Civilisation What does the world really think of the West? This article explains why we are loved, hated, and copied—and what that means for the future. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/03/27/foreign-devils-fear-admiration-and-the-future-of-civilisation/

Review of Against Intellectual Property by N. Stephan Kinsella This short book demolishes the case for copyright and patents. A great place to start if you think ideas can be owned. https://libertarianism.uk/2025/03/25/review-of-against-intellectual-property-by-n-stephan-kinsella/