Here’s two minutes of my spiel at an April 2005 debate including Pat Buchanan on civil liberties and the war on terrorism. I was hitting the themes from my book Terrorism and Tyranny (2003) and Bush Betrayal (2004).
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New York Times: Abolish the World Bank (1989)
The New York Times, July 30, 1989, THE WORLD BANK; Fostering America’s Interests Abroad . . . But It Lends to Oppressive Regimes BYLINE: By JAMES BOVARD; James Bovard is an adjunct analyst for the Competitive Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C., and author of ”The Farm Fiasco.” Barber Conable, the former New York Congressman, took over […]
Fauci Returns: My Best Hits on the Super-Savior Scientist
Anthony Fauci testified before Rand Paul’s Senate Committee today. In lieu of explaining how he used his power, he invoked his Fifth Amendment right to avoid self-incrimination. This isn’t the end of the story. Below are some of the pieces I wrote on him since the start of the Covid era. New York Post, […]
My 2025 Warning: “You will own nothing and be happy. Obey.”
From my 2025 Mises Institute Summit speech: James Bovard surveys attacks on property rights—from “open-fields” searches and no-knock raids to eminent domain and civil asset forfeiture—showing how each erodes privacy and freedom.
Supreme Court Takes Airplane Beer Robbery Landmark Case
The Supreme Court will hear the Alaska airplane beer robbery case I discussed last October at the Mises Institute Summit last October in Florida. Congratulations to the Institute for Justice and Dan Alban on another great forfeiture case.
My Waco Finale from My 1994 Second Amendment Rally Speech at Lincoln Memorial
UPDATE: 7,000+ views on Twitter/X & Facebook My Waco finale from the 1994 Second Amendment Rally at the Lincoln Memorial. “The federal government’s assault on gun owners is part of a general attack on the people’s rights and liberties.” Text: Here we are, barely a year after Waco, and when the federal reports […]
Stanford University 1996 Finale: 37 Seconds of Lost Rights’ Brimstone
Almost 10,000 views on Facebook and Twitter/X so far Here’s a link to my 1994 book, Lost Rights: The Destruction of American Liberty, discussed in this speech. Full version of the speech here
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“There never was a good war or a bad peace.”
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