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A MESSAGE FROM THE PUBLISHER
It says here that I have 4,553 Facebook “friends”. The system is so
buggered up that I have no idea how many of those people received this
message when I posted it there. But it’s an important message, and it’s
important that you pass it on to as many individuals as you can reach.
There is a cure for the blight of our times, Big Tech social network
censorship: It is simpler, cleaner, and much more more ethical than any
other solution that I’ve heard proposed.
What’s needed—now—is legislation (yeah, that’s what the libertarian
guy said) that recognizes the fact that corporations are, effectively,
arms of the government. And as such, they are absolutely obliged to
uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States, in particular,
the Bill of Rights, as surely as any agency of the State is supposed to
be. That means, under the First Amendment, no censorship of any kind for
any reason.
Failure to abide by the highest law of the land on this respect, must
be punishable under U.S.C. Title 18, Sections 241 and 242—one count for
each and every individual whose rights have been violated—which will
correct the error the Founding Fathers made, not giving our liberties
some teeth.
If you agree with me, it is vital that you pass this message on, not
only to your friends, but to every Senator and Congress-creature across
the land. Things can’t change unless you change them.
L. Neil Smith
Publisher and Senior Columnist
L. Neil Smith’s The Libertarian Enterprise
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The Editor’s Notes
A few quick comments or something like them
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Letters to the Editor
from Brian Wilson, L. Neil Smith, A.X. Perez, and T.J. Mason
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Believe It Or Else
by L. Neil Smith
In 1835, readers of the New York Sun were
surprised and interested to learn that a world-famous astronomer, Sir
John Frederick William Herschel, working at a new
technologically-advanced telescope at an observatory in South Africa had
detected life on the Moon. As the weeks went by, fascinated readers were
regaled: it was sapient life, the Moon people had cities, and some of
them even had wings and could fly. Shades of Dick Tracy’s Moon Maid!
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Nothing To Live Or Die For
by Sarah A. Hoyt
What if you gave your life for the wrong cause? Pardon
me, I mean, as the left was so fond of asking in the oughts, a question
that stopped completely and suddenly as soon as Obama was elected “What
if you were the last to die for a mistake?”
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State Censorship, Corporate Censorship: A Libertarian View
by Sean Gabb
Every age we have so far known has been one of censorship. This
is not to say that opinion has been equally constrained in all times and places.
Sometimes, as in the Soviet Union, it has been oppressive and omnipresent—even
extending to an imposition of orthodoxy on the natural sciences. More often, it
has been focused on perceived criticisms of the established political and
religious order. Sometimes, dissent has been permitted among the intellectual
classes—especially when expressed in a language unknown to the people at large,
and only punished when communicated to the people at large. Sometimes, a diversity
of political orders has limited any particular censorship to an area of just a few
square hundreds of miles. Sometimes it has been limited by a general belief in the
right of free expression. But I can think of no time or place where publication
has been absolutely unconstrained.
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Welcome to the Real World
by Jim Davidson
Are you awake now? Please wake up. Freedom is
calling. You've been asleep. You've been a prisoner in your home, in your
job, in your life. Now, those who think they own you have begun to show
their true nature.
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Mine Were of Trouble, by Peter Kemp
a review by Eric Oppen
Whoever said that “the victors write the history books”
never studied the Spanish Civil War of 1936-1939. While the Nationalists
under General Franco won the war, they definitely lost the battle of the
history books. Part of this was due to the fact that Franco and his
Nationalists were seen as pawns of Hitler, even though Franco refused to
join the Axis powers in World War II and did all he could to help Jews
escape the Nazis. Another part of this may well have been because the
Republican side had had enormous amounts of emotional energy invested in
it by many influential people in the Western democracies, despite it
being all but taken over completely by the Communist Party and being just
as guilty of atrocities and enormities as the Nationalists.
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Freedom Decentral: A Novel
[Conclusion: Chapters 30-34]
by Jim Davidson
Ken Wilcox emitted a series of curse words. He paused
for breath and looked again at the images on his laptop screen He picked
up his beer bottle for a swig. It was 10 pm in Littleton, Colorado, just
outside Denver, and he was allowing himself one beer. It helped calm his
stomach and it went okay with the upsetting news. All those death camps.
Terrible.
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