The Liberty Mic

Another South American coup: Can Evo Morales find the road back to La Paz?  Then, we talk about all the things (well, some of the things) you need government for and why you don't need government for them.

We briefly (finally) address the not-an-impeachment, leading to discussions of political elites, deep state operatives and the trustworthiness of the CIA.  Corruption provides a pathway to a new law enforcement tool and an alternative to state protection services.

We're riding the third rail in this episode.  We discuss trannies, race, Catholic priests and promote capitalism.  (Use a booming, hollow voice for that last one.)

House Democrats want to be able to prevent the end of war while abdicating their responsibility to declare it.  Kurds are being devastated by gunfire in Kentucky.  New US instigated coup in Iraq?  Catalonia and Britain are on the brink of secession... maybe.  We discuss the tired talking points trumpeted at the Democrat debate and why all government leaders are terrible people.

EU wanna-be Turkey launches a not-an-invasion into Northern Syria as Trump abandons one-time ally Kurds.  The US was helping the Kurds fight off their ISIS enemies in Syria.  Of course, the US created ISIS to overthrow the Assad regime... the same regime the Kurds will now have to negotiate with to ensure their own survival.  Also, our opinions on the NBA - China kerfuffle.  We finish with some random thoughts on libertarianism, charity and anarchy.

We start with exciting economics discussion of the Fed, interest rates, inflation and currency; and if that doesn't sound fun to you, well....  After a brief interlude discussing the DC District Court case that cast aside due process, we finish with impeachment controversy.

We give a quick background on the US' new neo-con National Security Advisor and the likely continuation of the brinksman policy with Iran.  Will US troops become Saudi Arabia's mercenary force?  We've gotta use 'em for something.  We address Canadian PM Pretty-Boy's scandal, and we end with a discussion of comedy in a woke world.

We run down a few of the standard international crises, to start things off light.  Then we address a domestic crisis, which (I'm told) is making everyone libertarian.  Beware the dangers of regulation to competition and free markets!

We've got quite a list and didn't get very far into it; so there will be more of these.  We address price controls, immigration and drugs.

An Oklahoma court case ends with a big penalty.  We examine the longer-term implications of the decision on our freedoms.