How Glorious was the “Glorious Revolution”? (Adapted from an address to the 11th meeting of the Property & Freedom Society) By Keir Martland I would like to begin by thanking Professor Hoppe and Dr Imre Hoppe for their generosity in inviting me to speak on 2nd September to such […]
How do you solve a problem like the proletariat? Keir Martland 19th August 2016 I was particularly struck on reading The Servile State by what appears to be a banal or asinine point: A man politically free, that is, one who enjoys the right before the law to […]
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Is the realignment happening already? By Keir Martland (26th June 2016) At about midnight, the globalists in the Parliamentary Labour Party began their coup. Blairite Hilary Benn told socialist anti-interventionist Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn that he had no confidence in his leadership and the latter had no option […]
What happens after the EU referendum? Keir Martland (4th June 2016) During the May 2015 General Election, David Cameron hinted that he would stand down during this Parliament, “Terms are like shredded wheat; two is fine, three might just be too many.” This means that at some point […]
Friends of Attack-the-System.Com, Sean Gabb and Keir Martland, discuss the pantomime that is the European Union referendum and whether a “Brexit” is really a good idea after all.
Brussels: Déjà vu By Keir Martland I remember watching with horror on the night of the 13th November 2015 as the news of the Paris atrocities came through. RT, the BBC, and Sky were all of them thoroughly confused by the events and yet I stayed up until […]
Liberty from a Beginner: Selected Essays (Second Edition) Twenty Five Essays with an Introductory Overview By Keir Martland Foreword by Sean Gabb Buy as a paperback Also available for the Kindle FROM THE REVIEWS “[these essays] break out of the dead end that British libertarianism – and much American […]
by Keir Martland Another year is over and as exactly one year ago to this day I wrote a review of 2014[1], I shall do the same today for 2015. The General Election The first political event to spring to mind is of course the May 2015 General […]
By Keir Martland There’s a lot of talk of the recent debates over the Cameron regime’s proposed Syrian adventure being a good thing and that we are learning from the mistakes of Iraq and Libya. No we aren’t. The vast majority of voices we are hearing are in […]
by Keir Martland I disagree that it is crude to make a political point out of atrocities such as that in Paris yesterday. Bad politics causes these attacks and better politics can prevent them. Here are a few political points I’d like to make. In the first place, […]
by Keir Martland Not long ago, I wrote something nasty about Margaret Thatcher for the Libertarian Alliance. Yet even I will concede that in order to be so cruel about the old cow one must inevitably come across as sympathetic to some less than civilised people. In order […]
By Keir Martland Margaret Thatcher won the 1979 General Election after the vote of no confidence in Jim Callaghan’s government. Callaghan had not been particularly disastrous as Prime Minister until the winter of 1978/9, the so-called Winter of Discontent. Thatcher then proceeded to transform this country from a […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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