The writings of Ludwig von Mises, as well as those of his student, Friedrich Hayek, have pointed to the real evil in socialism that has captured the radical mind—collectivism. We see collectivism expressed today in many disciplines—government, medicine, the military, and economics. The very concept of a “greater good” is a collectivist term. In essence, […]
Let me tell you about a situation in progress that a dear friend of mine is experiencing. She wrote me: In late November 2023, I experienced severe and sudden onset of pain in my left hip after walking around my yard. I tried to stay off of my feet hoping it was simply a muscle.
In 1977, Ludwig von Mises wrote a brilliant discussion of interventionism, translated to English by Hans F. Sennhotz.[1] It was originally published in 1927 in German. It is a small book of 163 pages, but vitally important today as it discusses the centerpiece of the socialist world government being proposed by the radical left—including communists,
Interventionism: The Radical Move by World Leftists by Russell L. Blaylock, MD Read More »
Dr. Miguel A. Faria’s new book, Cuba’s Eternal Revolution through the Prism of Insurgency, Socialism, and Espionage, is a deeply informative and compelling book about the battle for control of Cuba by Fidel and Raúl Castro with help from Che Guevara and others. The author is an expert on the subject of Cuba’s Revolution, himself
Are governors and mayors in blue states so stupid that they really think that the people actually believe all their lies? For example, the lie that to defund the police would not unleash or encourage massive criminal, violent activity, and that major and small retail stores would not close their doors forever because of stolen
Loss of Freedom in America From Enemies Within and Without by Russell L. Blaylock, MD Read More »
I was born in Cuba in 1961. I have read hundreds of books about Cuba. Some are extremely passionate and full of denigrating adjectives against individuals or events related to the revolution, and some are fearfully written so that, in case of criticism, it does not affect the survival or the professional curriculum of the
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