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To discuss all things about Sweden and Swedish-related topics, today we spoke with Klaus Bernpaintner, one of Sweden's best known Misesians. In the podcast we covered the claim from Bernie Sanders that the 'Scandinavian Model' and its high-tax welfare state system is some bastion of socialist perfection. We also spoke about the Sveriges Riksbank, one of the oldest central banks in the world, and its effect on Sweden over time, from its earliest days, including its sponsorship of the 'Nobel Prize' for economics. In addition, we covered the recent 'infection of unspecified origin' and how that was dealt with so differently in Sweden compared to most other places in the western world. To conclude, we spent some time discussing the two main Mises-leaning websites in Sweden, Mises.SE and Folkungen.SE. Along the way, we also reviewed the recent 'Folkungating 2023' conference and we briefly mentioned 'Swexit', a possible proposed exit of Sweden from the EU. Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 2:39 - Discussion on the 'Scandinavian Model' of Bernie Sanders 4:39 - Is Sweden freer than the United States? 6:20 - The open international nature of the Swedish economy 7:04 - Alva and Gunnar Myrdal, and the origin of the Swedish welfare state 11:50 - The Sveriges Riksbank and its historical influence on Sweden over time 17:09 - The Sveriges Riksbank, the Euro, and a digital Krona currency? 18:22 - How do people deal with the societal erosion created by the Swedish welfare state? 22:51 - Sweden's policy in dealing with the recent infection of unspecified origin 26:07 - The Swedish political response to being denied by law the ability to turn panic into enhanced state power 28:04 - Mises.SE and its influence in Sweden 29:49 - Folkungen.SE and the Folkungating 2023 conference 32:43 - Setting up a Mises-based school in Sweden? 34:38 - Might there be a SWEXIT? 36:01 - A view on the medium-term and long-term future of Sweden? 38:24 - Wrap-up Please visit our home site at: https://libertarianism.uk/ Spotify podcast link: https://open.spotify.com/show/7y9nil46efDS0fElE8dyg2 Apple podcast link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/libertarianism-uk-podcast/id1670965321 The Folkungen website: https://folkungen.se/ Radio Folkungen: https://folkungen.se/category/radio/ The Mises Sweden website: https://www.mises.se/ Bernie Sanders on the 'Scandinavian Model': https://grabien.com/story.php?id=277983 The book by Alva and Gunnar Myrdal, 'Crisis in the Population Question', which became one of the main seeds of the 'Scandinavian Model' and the modern Swedish high-tax welfare state: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crisis_in_the_Population_Question If you liked today’s show, please help us push the message of liberty by liking the video and subscribing to the channel. If you could also push and share this video down your own favourite social media channels, then we can absolutely assure you in all confidence that the Goddess of Liberty will issue you with a Triumph of Honour in Freedom Heaven.

On today's Libertarianism.UK Podcast, our guest is the spectacular and unmissable Godfrey Bloom speaking about King Charles the Woke, Brexit, money printing, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), Klaus Schwab, Rishi Sunak, the BBC, and much more in between. Just sit back, while we light the blue touch paper, and enjoy! Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 2:10 - King Charles the Woke 5:00 - Do we need a better King? 10:31- UK heading towards a republic? 14:00 - Is it worth voting for any current mainstream British politicians? 21:00 - How can we rid ourselves of the BBC? 29:08 - What lies behind the state propaganda campaign for CBDCs? 37:04 - Will CBDCs fail before they even arrive? 42:49 - How has Brexit gone so far? 46:27 - Wrap-up Please visit our home site at: https://libertarianism.uk/ Spotify podcast link: https://open.spotify.com/show/7y9nil4... Apple podcast link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Godfrey Bloom home page: https://godfreybloom.uk/ Godfrey Bloom and his King Charles the Woke video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhX9p-2t6Ok Godfrey Bloom and Alasdair Macleod on CBDCs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFoR2Zm9gnM Godfrey Bloom and Jeff Deist, just before the Brexit referendum: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72PjJgV76Ko If you liked today’s show, please help us push the message of liberty by liking the video and subscribing to the channel. If you could also push and share this video down your own favourite social media channels, then we can absolutely assure you that the Goddess of Liberty will grant you a Triumph of Honour in Freedom Heaven.

Today's guest is Christopher Lingle, a Professor of Economics at the Escuela de Negocios at Universidad Francisco Marroquín in Guatemala and a Visiting Senior Fellow at the American Institute of Economic Research, along with connections to several other academic posts. We spoke about the political economy of Covid, along with other topics related to Covid repression and the possibility of future political repression under the global flag of 'environmental protection'. Along the way, we also mentioned the Great Barrington Declaration, the Swedish response to Covid, the World Economic Forum, and several other tangentially aligned subjects. Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 1:24 - Who is Christopher Lingle and what is his academic background? 4:08 - Where did he get stuck during the Covid period? 5:43 - Thoughts on Professor Neil Ferguson 13:08 - Thoughts on the Swedish Response 20:49 - Jeffrey Tucker's Covid article in the Epoch Times 24:23 - Background interventions by the IMF, Bill Gates, and the WEF? 32:10 - Will people accept environmental repression? 38:42 - How can we resist the almost inevitable environmental repression? 45:22 - Did we miss anything? 46:51 - Wrap-up Christopher at the AIER: https://www.aier.org/people/christopher-lingle/ Christopher on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/christopher.lingle Jeffrey Tucker's article on libertarian elites over Covid, as mentioned in the program: https://www.theepochtimes.com/why-elite-libertarians-failed-so-miserably-on-covid_5260850.html If you liked today’s show, please help us push the message of liberty by liking the video and subscribing to the channel. If you could also push and share this video down your own favourite social media channels, then we can assure you that the Goddess of Liberty will grant you a spectacular Triumph of Honour in the bounds of Freedom Heaven.

Today's guest is Natalie Fawn Danelishen, a.k.a. @Chesschick01 on Twitter. We spoke about her phenomenal success on raising awareness for the Austrian School, economics, and liberty, via Elon Musk's social media giant, the Twitter platform. Beforehand, she talked about her own road to reach the Mises Institute, in Auburn, Alabama. Afterwards, we discussed how a determined person could attempt to repeat her own journey on Twitter, to further drive significant inroads into the Left's domination of most social media outlets. Along the way, we also covered many other related and tangential subjects. Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 2:49 - Natalie's own personal road to Austrian Economics 5:36 - The rise of @ChessChick01 on Twitter 8:27 - Memorable breakthrough days on gaining followers 9:21 - Strategies or randomness to gain followers? 10:14 - Is Twitter an echo chamber or can it genuinely help push liberty? 12:03 - How to deal with online criticism 14:13 - Is Twitter the best social media channel to focus on? 16:05 - Is Elon Musk an agent for the 'Establishment'? 18:15 - Natalie's advice on how to build up your own Twitter 'presence' 24:08 - Monetising your Twitter channel 25:23 - Is it worth purchasing a blue check mark? 27:24 - Final thoughts on achieving Twitter success 28:44 - Wrap-up Please visit our home site at: https://libertarianism.uk/ Spotify podcast link: https://open.spotify.com/show/7y9nil4... Apple podcast link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Natalie Fawn Danelishen's Twitter page: https://twitter.com/Chesschick01 If you liked today’s show, please help us push the message of liberty by liking the video and subscribing to the channel. If you could also push and share this video down your own favourite social media channels, then we can assure you that the Goddess of Liberty will grant you a Triumph of Honour in Freedom Heaven.

Today, we spoke with Per Bylund, a Senior Fellow of the Mises Institute and Professor of Entrepreneurship at Oklahoma State University, about his recent book, 'How to Think about the Economy'. During our conversation, we spoke about his journey from Sweden to Oklahoma, how the book came into existence, why it needed to come into existence, and other earlier books written by Professor Bylund. We also talked about the current state of the world economy, entrepreneurship, and Elon Musk's recent comments on TruthGTP and 'artificial intelligence', as well as the 'Gig Economy' and the 'Unrealized' effects of government regulations. Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 1:28 - Thoughts on Sweden 2:35 - Living in Oklahoma 4:57 - The journey from Stockholm to Oklahoma 8:06 - Jeff Tucker steps into the story 10:34 - A thumbs-up to Jeff Tucker! 10:40 - Combining Swedish local politics with libertarianism? 14:02 - How did Per Bylund come to write this primer book? 17:42 - Distilling the whole of Austrian Economics into two hours of reading? – How was it done? 21:03 - The Seen, the Unseen, and the Unrealized 26:01 - 'Economics' without the Entrepreneur? 29:53 - Any plans to expand the book into a 'Treatise' on economics? 33:01 - Advice on remaining confident about the future for those concerned with 'AI' 38:32 - Elon Musk and TruthGTP? 41:51 - Other books by Per Bylund 44:15 - Online contact details for Professor Bylund 45:44 - Final thoughts 46:23 - Wrap-up Please visit our home site at: https://libertarianism.uk/ Spotify podcast link: https://open.spotify.com/show/7y9nil46efDS0fElE8dyg2 Apple podcast link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/libertarianism-uk-podcast/id1670965321 Download or buy 'How to Think about the Economy': https://mises.org/library/how-think-about-economy-primer Per Bylund's page at Mises.Org: https://mises.org/profile/bylund Per Bylund's personal home page: https://perbylund.com/ If you liked today’s show, please help us push the message of liberty by liking the video and subscribing to the channel. If you could also push and share this video down your own favourite social media channels, then we can assure you that the Goddess of Liberty will cast an honourable beatific smile down upon you.

Today, we spoke with Patrick Barron, an economic commentator and Mises.Org author, as well as formerly being a professor of economics at the University of Iowa. We talked about the recently reported stories concerning discussions between Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin about a new international trading settlements system based upon gold as the underlying security asset. As well as Patrick's own articles on this subject at Mises.org, we also referenced related research articles by Alasdair Macleod of Goldmoney.Com. Patrick also spoke about the work of Sergey Glazyev, Vladimir Putin's senior economics advisor, who has been working officially on a new trade settlement currency for use between members of the Eurasia Economic Union (EAEU) and all members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), as well as the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa). Between them, EAEU, SCO, and BRICS represent over half of the world's current population, so Glazyev's proposed trade settlement currency could become a real working global gold money within the next few years, pitting itself firmly against the US dollar as the world's reserve trading currency. Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 1:39 - Why does the world need a new reserve trading currency? 7:43 - Is Glazyev's proposed trade settlement currency real? 14:34 - Who is involved in creating this new gold-based trade settlement currency? 18:17 - When will this new currency actually start being used? 20:54 - What will the US government do when challenged by this new currency? 24:36 - Will the US government resort to coercion to force people to keep using their dollar? 27:22 - Is there any place for cryptocurrency in this new proposed currency? 29:18 - Where can people go to keep an eye on this topic and its developments? 32:07 - How can people protect themselves from the volatility that may arise from the use of this new currency? 34:31 - Information on Alasdair Macleod's reports and Sergey Glazyev's work 36:32 - Accessing articles by Patrick Barron 37:14 - Wrap-Up Please visit our home site at: https://libertarianism.uk/ Patrick Barron's articles at Mises.Org: https://mises.org/profile/patrick-barron Patrick's recent Mises.Org article on this topic: https://mises.org/wire/role-reversal-collapse-dollar-enforced-empire Most relevant of the recent Alasdair Macleod reports on this area: https://www.goldmoney.com/research/gold-s-return-as-money More information on Sergey Glazyev: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sergey_Glazyev If you liked today’s show, please help us push the message of liberty by liking the video and subscribing to the channel. Also, if you could push and share this video down your own favourite social media channels, then we can assure you that the Goddess of Liberty will smile down upon you.

Today, we spoke with Michael McKay, a Lew Rockwell blog author, about the key principles of Austrian economics and how and why they can become a life navigation tool. Along the way, we covered choice analysis, decision management, relationship management, the life and times of the late great Yuri Maltsev, how to become a better investor and entrepreneur, the rise of artificial intelligence, the rise of the global gig economy, and many other related topics. Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 2:01 - Who is Michael McKay? 3:00 - What are the key principles of Austrian economics? 11:52 - Why should people apply these principles to daily life decisions? 16:17 - The road from socialism 22:32 - Cognitive dissonance and transformation 23:36 - Some reminiscences about Professor Yuri Maltsev 27:26 - Life navigation with Austrian economics 30:17 - The need to also understand Keynesianism, in the modern world of central banks and fiat currency 35:25 - How can someone become a better investor using these principles? 42:21 - Using the principles to guide your relationships 49:09 - The rise of artificial intelligence and navigating through the upcoming 'Gig' economy 56:19 - Further resources to learn more about Austrian economics and life navigation 1:01:34 - Wrap-up Please visit our home site at: https://libertarianism.uk/ Michael McKay's main link at the Lew Rockwell blog: https://www.lewrockwell.com/author/michael-mckay/ Here are links to the main articles, books, and other resources mentioned in today's show. Economics Is About Scarcity, Property, and Relationships: https://www.lewrockwell.com/lrc-blog/you-already-understand-economics/ Secrets About Money That Put You at Risk: https://mises.org/library/secrets-about-money-put-you-risk Austrian Economics and Anarcho-Capitalism: Peace, Prosperity and Freedom: https://www.lewrockwell.com/2011/07/michael-mckay/austrian-economics-and-anarcho-capitalism-peace-prosperity-and-freedom/ Faustino Ballvé and Essentials of Economics: https://mises.org/library/essentials-economics Murray Rothbard and What Has Government Done to Our Money?: https://mises.org/library/what-has-government-done-our-money-2 If you liked today’s show, please help us push the message of liberty by liking the video and subscribing to the channel. Also, if you could push and share this video down your own favourite social media channels, then we can assure you that the Gods and Goddesses of Liberty will smile down upon you from Mount Olympus.

Today's guest is Ken Yamarashi, the Everyday Samurai. We spoke about life, liberty, the body, and the mind, and how to tie up all four together into a single cohesive package. With a 33-year background in law enforcement and the military, Ken is a martial artist expert currently living in Japan with his own following of people who draw inspiration from his pathway through life. With his deep understanding of Austrian Economics and his pivotal appreciation of liberty, we spoke about his background, how to live a freer life, and how a person can manoeuvre through an increasingly chaotic world created by the world's bureaucrats and states, fuelled by their endless fiat currency junk. Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 1:27 - Who is the Everyday Samurai? 5:05 - How do Life, Liberty, Body, and Mind come together? 7:25 - Which comes first? The Body or the Mind? 10:31 - Should everyone adopt a martial art? 15:27 - Which is the best martial art for beginners? 18:00 - Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu & Krav Maga 23:13 - How can we optimise the mind? 26:22 - Which exercise regime is optimal? 29:30 - The carnivore diet in Japan 34:53 - Tools to optimise the body beyond exercise? 37:00 - Supplementation? Cold and Hot body treatments? 40:42 - Going into the world as a free person? Life navigation? 46:21 - Remaining Zen-like! Dealing with sudden natural and political disasters? 53:49 - Did we miss anything? 55:55 - Wrap up and connecting with the Everyday Samurai Please visit our home site at: https://libertarianism.uk/ All links to the Everyday Samurai: https://link.everydaysamurai.life/ The Everyday Samurai Podcast: https://pod.co/everyday-samurai-life The End of Gun Control Sub-Stack: https://everydaysamurai.substack.com/p/the-end-of-gun-control-introduction Money, Militia, and the Market: Three Elements to Secure Liberty https://www.amazon.com/Money-Militia-Market-Elements-Liberty/dp/B09244ZCQF Shinzen Young and Unified Mindfulness: https://unifiedmindfulness.com/ Tony Blauer's Spear System: https://blauerspear.com/ Hal Elrod and the Miracle Morning: https://halelrod.com/ If you liked today’s show, please help us push the message of liberty by liking the video and subscribing to the channel. Also, if you could push and share this video down your own favourite social media channels, then we can assure you that the Gods and Goddesses of Liberty will smile down upon you from Mount Olympus.

On today’s show we spoke with Jeff Deist, Ron Paul’s right-hand man for many years, and for ten years the President of the Ludwig von Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama. We spoke about global libertarian strategy and divided the conversation into three segments. First of all, we discussed ‘what’ is libertarianism trying to achieve; then we pondered ‘why’ people should try to promote it; and then we moved into ‘how’ it can be achieved. Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 2:00 - What is Libertarianism trying to achieve? 5:14 - What are the main challenges to Libertarianism? 10:28 - Is the WEF on the run? 14:16 - Why should we try to promote Libertarianism? 18:20 - Preaching to the Remnant 24:47 - Collaboration with political groupings 27:58 - Ron Paul’s Blimp 28:12 - What can people do as individuals to help achieve global liberty? 31:07 - Mises Institute news 34:13 - Wrap-up Please visit our home site at: https://libertarianism.uk/ The online masters program discussed on the show can be found here: https://www.misesgraduateschool.org/ Per Bylund’s new primer book on economics can be found here: https://mises.org/library/how-think-a... Jeff Deist’s new book on politics can be found here: https://store.mises.org/A-Strange-Lib... If you liked today’s show, please try to help us push the message of liberty by liking the video and subscribing to the channel. Also, if you could push and share this video down your own favourite social media channels, then we can assure you that the Gods and Goddesses of Liberty will smile down upon you from Ancapistan Heaven.

In today’s show, our guest is Michael Liebowitz, the spokesman for the Libertarian Party of Connecticut, USA, and author of 'Down the Rabbit Hole', a book which discusses how the culture of penitential corrections within the United States encourages crime. We spoke mainly about the merits and chances of individual states within the US seceding from the control of the federal US government. In the discussion, and as prime secession 'candidates', we mentioned California, Texas, Florida, New Hampshire, Hawaii, and Alaska. We also spoke about Michael's book, how he became the spokesman for Connecticut's Libertarian Party, and a little time on his connection and affiliation with Ayn Rand, along with a short piece on whether Rand's 'Galt's Gulch' was a fictional example of a successful secession. You can find out more about Michael's book, here: https://www.amazon.com/Down-Rabbit-Hole-Corrections-Encourages/dp/197448064X Michael's own podcast, 'The Rational Egoist', can be found here: https://rephonic.com/podcasts/the-rational-egoist The Libertarian Party of Connecticut can be contacted, here: https://www.lpct.org/ Please visit our own home site, at: https://libertarianism.uk/category/podcasts/ Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 2:03 - Does Michael 'believe' in Secession? 4:38 - Is Secession 'Legal' under the US Constitution? 6:06 - California, Oregon, and Washington State Secession via 'Cascadia' 8:03 - Was the 1776 American Revolution a 'Valid' Secession? 9:10 - Chances of the Recreation of 'The Republic of Texas'? 10:22 - Likely US Federal Government Response to Attempted Secession? 12:12 - Chances of a Florida Secession? 14:38 - The 'Free State Project' in New Hampshire 18:37 - The Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement 19:26 - Chances of an Alaskan Secession? 19:33 - Dominic Frisby was Right, Shock! 20:02 - Michael's Book, 'Down the Rabbit Hole' 22:13 - Structure of the Book 23:55 - Sales of the Book 24:42 - How Michael became the Spokesman of the Libertarian Party of Connecticut 26:33 - What is 'Political Success' for a Libertarian Party? 28:56 - Michael's Initiation with Ayn Rand 31:17 - Was 'Galt's Gulch' a 'Valid' Secession? 31:54 - Wrap up Music Attributions: Song: 99Instrumentals - Rock the Energy Music provided by Tunetank. Free Download: https://tunetank.com/track/4175-rock-the-energy/ Song: RomaYoung - Motorcycle Roads Music provided by Tunetank. Free Download: https://tunetank.com/track/732-motorcycle-roads/ If you want to see more content like this, please like, share, and subscribe to this content and click the notification bell.

In today’s show, our guest is Dominic Frisby, the TV show host, financial expert, voice talent, author, comedian, and musician. In the style of 'Desert Island Discs', we discuss his first album, 'Libertarian Love Songs', especially his ode to Lord Adonis, via his Brexit song, which he sang in Parliament Square on Brexit night. You can find out more about 'Libertarian Love Songs', here: https://dominicfrisby.bandcamp.com/album/libertarian-love-songs The 'Gammon & Proud' and 'Anthems for the Excommunicated' albums mentioned in the show can also be found here: https://dominicfrisby.bandcamp.com/album/anthems-for-the-excommunicated https://dominicfrisby.bandcamp.com/album/gammon-and-proud Dominic's Sub-Stack market commentary page, mentioned near the end of the show, can be found here: https://www.theflyingfrisby.com/ Please visit our home site, at: https://libertarianism.uk/ Some of the words below have been transcribed for us by Father Ted. Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 2:13 - National Anthem of Libertaria 10:58 - Keyboard Warrior & Hate Speech 14:04 - 17 Million Feck-Offs - A Song About Brexit & Two Black Eyes 18:54 - Maybe Song 21:26 - Feck the Government 28:28 - Secretly in Love with Nigel Farage 31:08 - Passive Aggression 31:48 - The Gobbledeegook Song 32:45 - Ode To A Compost Heap 35:39 - Gammon & Proud, and Other Projects 39:00 - General Feeling About Being a Libertarian 39:49 - Wrap up Music Attributions: Song: 99Instrumentals - Rock the Energy Music provided by Tunetank. Free Download: https://tunetank.com/track/4175-rock-the-energy/ Song: RomaYoung - Motorcycle Roads Music provided by Tunetank. Free Download: https://tunetank.com/track/732-motorcycle-roads/ If you want to see more content like this, please like, share, and subscribe to this content and click the notification bell.

In today’s show, our guest is Sean Ring, the writer behind ‘The Rude Awakening’, the online free newsletter which has 75,000 daily subscribers. He’s also an occasional writer at ‘The Daily Reckoning’. We discuss Sean’s recent Daily Reckoning article entitled ‘Give Up on the Idea of a Free Society’. You can subscribe to the Rude Awakening here: https://rudeawakening.info/ Here’s a link to Sean’s article under discussion: https://dailyreckoning.com/give-up-on-the-idea-of-a-free-society/ Other websites mentioned near the end of today’s show include: https://nomadcapitalist.com/ https://www.sovereignman.com/ Please visit our home site, at: https://libertarianism.uk/ Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 3:05 - Giving up on saving society 9:09 - Voltaire was right but needs an upgrade 19:52 - The four pillars of financial freedom 27:03 - Supplement the four pillars 30:25 - Action this day 31:05 - Extra sources of information 32:19 - Wrap up Music Attributions: Song: 99Instrumentals - Rock the Energy Music provided by Tunetank. Free Download: https://tunetank.com/track/4175-rock-the-energy/ Song: RomaYoung - Motorcycle Roads Music provided by Tunetank. Free Download: https://tunetank.com/track/732-motorcycle-roads/ If you want to see more content like this, please like, share, and subscribe to this content and click the notification bell.

In Part II of this podcast, tonight's guest is once again Greg Moffitt, the host of the 'Legalise Freedom' podcast. In tonight's show, we conclude last week's ongoing discussion from Part I, which you can find here: https://rumble.com/v28r2gu-the-libertarianism.uk-podcast-greg-moffitt-the-great-reset-and-war-on-liber.html Whilst speaking about the book by Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret, 'COVID-19: The Great Reset', we further discussed sections two and three of the book, on energy and the economy, as well as a few ideas on how to counteract the long-term globalist strategy of creating a totalitarian one world government. You can find Greg's podcast here: https://legalise-freedom.com/ Please visit our home site, at: https://libertarianism.uk/ Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 1:18 - SMART Meters, Energy Consumption, and the Panopticon State 7:05 - Power Constriction 9:18 - Saving the Environment 15:22 - The Rise of the Insect Diet 17:01 - Squaring the Circle of Veganism and Bug Eating 20:59 - 15-Minute Cities 29:25 - Miscellaneous Great Reset Topics 30:33 - Resisting the Globalist Tyrants 32:25 - Individual Resistance to the WEF Agenda 35:38 - Group Resistance to the WEF Agenda 42:05 - Wrap up Some quotes from the Podcast: "[In the globalist] context, energy and environments are completely intertwined." "[With SMART meters and technology], you see this potential there for not only two-way exchange of information, but two-way way control." "[When] you've used your energy allocation for the month, the lights go out, [and] the heating goes off." "[The WEF agenda] is reliant on keeping people entertained, you know, keeping people distracted, and a lot of that in itself is dependent on energy." "This is about a massive reduction in human activity ... whether it's travel, or consumption, or [human] expression, or anything [else] that we do that makes up our life on this planet." "[All of] these agendas coming out of the WEF ... [are a] deliberate bamboozle." "[If] you call [a 15-minute city] a concentration camp, because that's just a name, you know these names and words are so powerful." "[If] you want to ... attack people, [the] first thing you attack is language." "[As a defence against the WEF], first and foremost don't pay too much attention to [them], because these people are not gods." "One of the things about all these smart systems is, there's a layer upon layer of complexity ... They're incredibly energy hungry, and when they go wrong it's catastrophic failure. And that is actually in terms of fighting back a great potential strength for us." Music Attributions: Song: 99Instrumentals - Rock the Energy Music provided by Tunetank. Free Download: https://tunetank.com/track/4175-rock-the-energy/ Song: RomaYoung - Motorcycle Roads Music provided by Tunetank. Free Download: https://tunetank.com/track/732-motorcycle-roads/ If you want to see more content like this, please like, share, and subscribe to this content and click the notification bell.

Tonight's guest is Duncan Whitmore, a freelance writer and one of our main contributors at Libertarianism.UK. We spoke about moving toward a libertarian political strategy. If you're interested in talking to Duncan Whitmore about his freelance writing, you can find out more, here: https://duncanwhitmore.com/ Please visit our home site, at: https://libertarianism.uk/ Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 3:05 - Why do libertarians need a political strategy? 6:05 - Leonard Read and pushing a magic button on removing the state 10:46 - The end of East Germany 12:54 - Duncan Whitmore's central political strategy for libertarians 13:58 - What is decentralisation? 16:22 - The consequences of Brexit 19:10 - The problems of Boris Johnson 20:26 - How do we persuade people to give up the state? 23:07 - Should we retreat and wait for the collapse? 27:42 - A summary of the strategy 28:56 - Do we seek allies? 30:37 - Jeff Deist and "Better, Not Perfect" 30:49 - How can individuals help push the strategy? 32:59 - The compliance demonstrated in lockdowns 34:52 - Wrap up Some quotes from the Podcast: “You're asking people to still have faith in this institution [the state], to give them their liberty, even though this institution is the biggest threat to their liberty.” “People have to want their liberty. There’s no way of getting around that.” “The reason we’re bombarded 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with so much propaganda, is because they [the state] know they have to win the ideological war.” “The actual reason why the [Berlin] wall came down when it did, is because some bureaucrats mis-announced a new travel policy.” “As Murray Rothbard said in the anatomy of the state, [the state] is a separate institution. The state is not us.” “I think [decentralisation] is probably the most realistic way of going forward.” “The people have to want to take power [back] for themselves.” “[In the UK], last year was the year of two queens, two monarchs, three prime ministers, [and] five chancellors.” “Boris Johnson should be the final lesson to anybody who's even modestly in favour of greater freedom, that trying to elect the right people is not going to really work.” “[We must] try to decentralise political power as far away as possible from their existing concentrations.” “The motivation for Brexit was not to create a libertarian paradise.” Music Attributions: Song: 99Instrumentals - Rock the Energy Music provided by Tunetank. Free Download: https://tunetank.com/track/4175-rock-the-energy/ Song: RomaYoung - Motorcycle Roads Music provided by Tunetank. Free Download: https://tunetank.com/track/732-motorcycle-roads/ If you want to see more content like this, please like, share, and subscribe to this content and click the notification bell.

In our second Libertarianism.UK Podcast, we discuss with British economist Swithun Dobson, that most slippery of subjects, what actually IS the State? To help us grow the podcast and create more content like this, please remember to like and share the video, subscribe to the channel, and click on the notification bell. Swithun is our main economics correspondent at Libertarianism.UK and also the co-host of the 'Mindcrime Liberty Show' which covers a wide range of topics from whether movies are in decline all the way through to the economics of slavery. In his professional life he is the Director of Rougemont Tutoring, where he helps to prepare people for university with tuition in Economics and Business Studies. You can find out more about Swithun Dobson’s work for Libertarianism.UK, here: https://libertarianism.uk/author/dobbothegreat/ You can listen to his Mindcrime Liberty Show, here: https://mindcrimelibertyshow.podbean.com/ You can hire Swithun Dobson for his professional tutoring services, here: http://www.rougemont-tutoring.co.uk Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 1:25 - A Technical Definition of the State 9:43 - Different Theories on the Origin of the State 13:46 - Why do People Tolerate the State? 18:13 - Murray Rothbard and How the State Uses Intellectuals 21:40 - The 'Legitimacy' of the State 22:54 - Is the State Necessary? 24:30 - Solving Disputes on Hoppe Island 26:50 - What will Stop Micro-States Becoming a One World State? 28:34 - Is a One World State on the Cards? 31:59 - How Can Individuals Reduce the Power of the State? 35:24 - Wrap Up Some quotes from the Podcast: “I would say that where the state began as an embryo version is when it becomes a monopolist over the trial function and the rendering of legitimate judgement.” "I think specifically that what the state does is that it's an organisation that monopolises law. That seems [to be] the essential element.” “There's an element within all the concepts of the state that it has overwhelming force in certain respects, but it also has 'legitimacy'.” “[Under J.B. Say’s class analysis], you break society down into the net tax payers and the net tax gainers.” “One of the biggest ways [the state] influences regular people isn't directly by [subsidising] the intellectuals, because [ordinary people] don't read the intellectuals and don't watch any of the stuff that they produce. What happens is that a lot of art producers and makers of films or music or whatever, are influenced ultimately by philosophy and intellectual ideas. [The intellectuals] are influencing people who make culture, who make TV, films, et cetera and this is then disseminated around the population.” “[The state] is changing [its use of democracy as a legitimising tool] because democracy is now giving the wrong results. The [Brexit] EU referendum is the best example of that. Donald Trump's election in 2016 is also a good example of that.” “[The state] is moving away from democracy proper to saving the world from climate change and [also using] public health interventions.” “You already have [a single world state] in certain respects, given the almost universal response to the corona virus with lockdown policies.” “One of the ways in which you can lessen the power of the state is to home-educate your children, because even the private schools are basically Leftist indoctrination factories.” Music Attributions: Song: 99Instrumentals - Rock the Energy Music provided by Tunetank. Free Download: https://tunetank.com/track/4175-rock-the-energy/ Song: RomaYoung - Motorcycle Roads Music provided by Tunetank. Free Download: https://tunetank.com/track/732-motorcycle-roads/ If you want to see more content like this, please remember to like and share the video on all your favourite social media sites, subscribe to the channel, and click on the notification bell.

In our inaugural Libertarianism.UK Podcast, we discuss with Sean Gabb the current state of UK politics. Sean Gabb is one of the best known libertarian figures in the UK and the author of more than 40 books. He is also the Director of the Centre for Ancient Studies. Please remember to like, share, and subscribe to help us grow the podcast. Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 1:10 - Heating Bills in the UK 2:12 - Who is Sean Gabb? 2:50 - The General State of UK Politics 4:24 - From Margaret Thatcher to Boris Johnson 10:07 - Can a New Party of the Right be Created? 15:50 - Secession in the UK 21:26 - Totalitarianism in the UK? 24:20 - What About Brexit? 27:20 - Nigel Farage 29:41 - How Can Things be Improved? 34:15 - Richard Blake et al You can find out more about Sean Gabb, here: https://www.seangabb.co.uk/ You can find out more about the Centre for Ancient Studies, here: https://www.classicstuition.co.uk/about/ Some quotes from the Podcast: “Come the next election, we have a choice. We can vote Labour and get the Leftists we voted for or we can vote Conservative for the Leftists we didn't vote for.” “All of the bad things that have happened in this country over the past few generations really started with the election of Margaret Thatcher.” “You think to yourself, England is still around me. England hasn't been destroyed. It can't be destroyed. It will triumph. But it's not true.” “You can talk about the organic linkage and development of our constitution and our national ways, but in general I'm afraid the nation has been atomised into a mass of terrified and obedient sheep.” “As a classics teacher, in which I do some limited good, I do the limited good that I can to hand on our civilisation to another generation, and that's as much as I can do.” “There is no revolutionary class in this country. And in the absence of that, the most that we can hope for is that there will this time be a successful revolution in America, and fresh orders will be sent out from the new people in Washington to their satellites in London. And we might see some improvement because of that, but I do not see any spontaneous reform in this country.” “We are already closer to totalitarianism than supposedly Communist China.” “[On Brexit] the idea is to wait until enough of the leavers have died out or until lavish grants of citizenship have produced a new majority, then announce that circumstances have changed and run a rigged referendum and take us back in. They may not take us formally into the European Union and there will be some very creative new membership agreement. But I think the ruling class in this country was rather surprised and frightened when the referendum went the wrong way for their view of things. First of all, they tried to stop it by just refusing to go through with the will of the people. And then they had to go through some form of the will of the people. But it’s just part of this holding operation, to keep things ticking over until the whole thing can be reconstituted.” “I have a great deal of respect for Nigel Farage as an individual and he is the man who got us as far as we've got in leaving the European Union. I think the problem with his party is that it is filled with the usual Tory boys.” “Conservatives talk about freedom. They talk about free markets. They talk about tradition. And they have been in power now for twelve years and we're living in a Leftist, totalitarian police state which is growing progressively worse.” “The only thing that we can do is to form ourselves into libertarian communities. Now that sounds rather utopian and vague, but what I mean is this: if you need an accountant, you go to someone who shares your personal political opinions. If you want to take legal action or if you want someone to paint your house or clean your windows or re-plaster your walls, you should make sure to give your preference to people who broadly share your outlook on life.” Music Attributions: Song: Alexey Anisimov - So Much Fun Music provided by Tunetank. Free Download: https://tunetank.com/track/5689-so-much-fun/ Song: AlexGuz - Fashionable Jazz Music provided by Tunetank. Free Download: https://tunetank.com/track/1768-fashionable-jazz/ If you want to see more content like this, to help us out please like, share, and subscribe on whichever streaming service you found this video podcast.

Tonight's guest is Greg Moffitt, the host of the 'Legalise Freedom' podcast, which you can find here: https://legalise-freedom.com/ We spoke about the book by Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret, 'COVID-19: The Great Reset', and the way it's being used as a future global road map by many of the world's governments. In Part I of this podcast, we discuss the next four major things that the globalists are planning next, as proposed within the book. We then discuss the rationale behind the book, before discussing the first of its three main sections, on the economy. In Part II of this podcast, next week, we will discuss sections two and three of the book, on energy and the economy, as well as a few ideas on how to counteract the globalist strategy as laid out in this 'Great Reset' book. You can see Part II, here: https://rumble.com/v29mchi-libertarianism.uk-podcast-greg-moffitt-the-great-reset-and-war-on-liberty-p.html Please visit our home site, at: https://libertarianism.uk/ Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 2:30 - Central Bank Digital Currencies 9:45 - Universal Basic Income 13:53 - Vaccine Passports 16:51 - Social Credit System 21:31 - The Rationale Behind 'The Great Reset' 26:50 - The Economy and Replacing the World's Population with Robots and AI 31:50 - The Malthusian Energy Trap 36:04 - Wrap up Some quotes from the Podcast: “The problem with the central bank digital currency model, and what they're proposing, is that it really goes way beyond [the current system of plastic money]. It's proposing to make things like current currency expiration. What you could spend the money on could [also] be controlled and a lot of this stems from [the] climate objectives [of] net zero.” “[With digital currency], the potential for control manipulation of people's lifestyles and activities is enormous.” “If the technocratic globalist model continues down the path that it is, there'll be even more people, even more human beings, for whom there is no meaningful work of any sort.” "[With universal basic income], you could be made to jump through any number of hoops in order to receive that money. It's just another form of dependence on the state.” “The ‘Great Reset’ is really the ‘Great Rehash’.” “[Digital currency, universal basic income, and social credit are] three kinds of planks of the same proposed system.” "Social credit could see you getting rewards … for good behaviour. More likely, [it will be] deductions for inappropriate behaviour, inappropriate spending, and what have you.” "[Social credit could be applied to the] people you associate with [and] with the behaviour of your family and friends.” “[The ‘Great Reset’ is] more to do actually with maintaining [the globalist elite’s] own position more than anything else.” “[With the ‘Great Reset’], you go beyond ideology into what we [could] just call … religiosity.” Music Attributions: Song: 99Instrumentals - Rock the Energy Music provided by Tunetank. Free Download: https://tunetank.com/track/4175-rock-the-energy/ Song: RomaYoung - Motorcycle Roads Music provided by Tunetank. Free Download: https://tunetank.com/track/732-motorcycle-roads/ If you want to see more content like this, please like, share, and subscribe to this content and click the notification bell.