Links
What I believe in:
Bureaucrash
�Bureaucrash is a network of guerilla activists who oppose the growing
disease of the bureaucratic state. We use creative activism to change
the political dogmas of our generation.�
Be sure to check out their Manifesto.
If you want to get something done, and done right, do it yourself. Bureaucrash can help you find the resources you need, along with fellow guerillas to share in your activities. Print out and go litter your city with the provided leaflets and stickers, or get to work on one of their current campaigns:
also, check out the WarRoom for more opportunities and information.
The Cato Institute
�24 Years of Promoting Public Policy Based on Individual Liberty, Limited Government, Free Markets and Peace.�
From Social Security Privitization to their Center for Constitutional Studies, The Cato Institute performs research and public policiy analysis, producing an *amazing* amount of publications. There are complimentary copies available of
The Libertarian Party
Though I don't affiliate with a political party, the Libertarian Party's positions mirror my own on most issues.
Free-Market.Net
The ultimate resource for all things libertarian/objectivist/capitalist etc. News; events; links to the rest of The Freedom Network ; books; clubs; and The Intellectual Matchmaker, a quick survey of your interests and opinions that gives you an enormous list of online resources you may find interesting.
Capitalism.org
�...the website for the moral social system: laissez-faire capitalism.�
The Capitalism Tour
is a good place to start, giving a condensed, yet thorough explanation.
Libertarian.org
�...an introduction and overview of the libertarian philosophy and the libertarian movement.�
While being easily accessible to the curious newcomer, this Libertarian primer is still very thorough, offering many links for further exploration and research.
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