Blog entries written by Darren Wolfe
Oaths, War, And Liberty
(Thursday, 14 May 2009) By Darren Wolfe
Originally published at The International Libertarian On this beautiful Mother's Day an email from the HispanicLibertarians Yahoo Group landed in my inbox. It was a post titled "Troops and Law enforcement officers say not on my watch!". The entire pos... (4780 more chars)
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Stupid Politicians
(Monday, 11 May 2009) By Darren Wolfe
When I read this part of their letter quoted below I thought that John Trenchard and Thomas Gordon must have had a crystal ball and seen what our politicians today are like! The more things change, the more they remain the same: They are therefore stupid p... (721 more chars)
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Socialism in Guyana
(Thursday, 07 May 2009) By Darren Wolfe
This article, written by my wife, was originally published at OpEdNews.com Original Content at http://www.opednews.com/articles/Socialism-in-Guyana-by-Rehana-Wolfe-080622-904.html June 23, 2008 Socialism in Guyana By Rehana Wol... (6743 more chars)
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Tax Us Some More, Why Don't You?
(Monday, 04 May 2009) By Darren Wolfe
According to the Huffington Post the Internal Revenue Service is hiring 800 more agents to inflict taxes on us. Didn't Obama say he wasn't going to raise taxes? Collecting more money is raising taxes.  It will have the same bad effect on the ec... (300 more chars)
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How Dare You Want To Know What "Your" Government Is Doing!
(Sunday, 03 May 2009) By Darren Wolfe
In his excellent article " Bad Regulation Drives Out Good " Mr. Richman makes the point that government regulation doesn't work very well. One thing that he doesn't mention is how Sen. Charles Schumer (D-NY) is actually advocating secret government. While... (2008 more chars)
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Drug Prohibition: Law Enforcement Is The Problem
(Tuesday, 28 April 2009) By Darren Wolfe
Ending the War on Drugs would save countless lives from being lost or ruined. An enormous drain on our economy would cease. It would be great. Ending the War on Drugs would be a tremendous first step, but then what? The government would still have all the ... (3697 more chars)
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