Category: History

Why Antifa Knowingly or Unknowingly Promotes Fascism

by tarran | Jun 16, 2020 | Economy, History, Liberty, Politics, Rule of Law, Society

Fascism was and remains a method of rule.

It’ll be Total Anarchy!

by mexican sharpshooter | Jun 13, 2020 | Beer, Food & Drink, History, Rule of Law

Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together… mass hysteria!

Feedback Requested

by Mustang | Jun 9, 2020 | Cops, Economy, Education, History, Military

If we want to have this discussion, we need to be willing to recognize where the real problems are.

The Origins of Beer

by Animal | Jun 8, 2020 | Beer, Brewing, Food & Drink, History

From Whence Beer? In these virtual pages we’ve seen some sterling reviews of various beers,...

“A Man’s House is His Castle”: James Otis & the Fourth Amendment

by Raven Nation | May 26, 2020 | Fourth Amendment, History, Privacy

In February, 1761, in a Boston courtroom, what should have been a fairly dry, administrative procedure became the foundation of one of Americans’ most prized rights.

Gold Standards VII – The Model 52 Winchester

by Animal | May 25, 2020 | Guns, History, Outdoors, Products You Need

While Winchester produced several slide-action and semi-auto rimfires prior to the introduction of the Model 52, for the purposes of this piece we’ll just look at (rimfire) bolt guns.

Quack Medicine

by mexican sharpshooter | May 16, 2020 | Beer, Food & Drink, History, Military

You sure about this? I am not a doctor…

Profiles in Toxic Masculinity XI – Marcus Antonius

by Animal | May 11, 2020 | History, In Memoriam, Military

It was in the conquest of Gaul and its aftermath that Antony’s various talents came to the fore.

Juris contemplates Jefferson and Hamilton

by juris imprudent | May 7, 2020 | Big Government, Books, History

A good read inspires a bit of writing on a subject of longstanding interest – the long shadows cast by Mssrs. Jefferson and Hamilton.

Profiles in Toxic Masculinity X – Jeff Cooper

by Animal | Apr 20, 2020 | Books, Guns, History, In Memoriam, Outdoors, Second Amendment

Blessed be those who, in the face of death, think only about the front sight.

COVID19 and the NAP: A Legal/Ethical Analysis, Pt. 2 of 2

by Ozymandias | Apr 7, 2020 | Federal Power, First Amendment, Health Care, History, Hygiene, Libertarianism, Liberty, Regulation, Rule of Law, Society

In Part 1, I ended with Learned Hand’s famous cost-benefit formulation in the Law of Negligence.

Profiles in Toxic Masculinity IX – Ewart Scott Grogan

by Animal | Mar 30, 2020 | Books, History, In Memoriam, Outdoors

Ewart Grogan was not a man to cross.

The Beer Wars: An Incomplete History of the American Beer Industry (pt 3)

by robc | Mar 20, 2020 | Beer, Federal Power, Food & Drink, History

This is part 3, of at least 6, articles on the Beer Wars.

Gold Standards VI – The .30-06 Springfield

by Animal | Mar 16, 2020 | Guns, History, Outdoors, Products You Need

Resolved: The .30-06 Springfield, originally known as the Caliber .30 U.S. Govt Model of 1906, is the standard by which all North American centerfire big-game cartridges must be judged.

The Beer Wars: An Incomplete History of the American Beer Industry (pt 2)

by robc | Mar 6, 2020 | Beer, Food & Drink, History, Markets, Regulation

As should be obvious, distribution is the place to make money in the beer world.

Gold Standards V – The Winchester Model 94

by Animal | Feb 17, 2020 | Guns, History, Outdoors, Products You Need

Resolved: The Winchester Model 1894, being a near-perfect combination of rifle and cartridge, is the gold standard by which all succeeding lever-action rifles must be judged.

Happy Third Gliberversary

by Tonio | Feb 12, 2020 | Admin, Family, History, Society

Three years ago today, on Sunday, February 12, 2017, glibertarians.com burst upon the interweb blog-thingy publishing scene, and here we are today three years later and still going strong.

Chapter 24: After Action

by Ozymandias | Feb 4, 2020 | Big Government, Constitution, DoD Anthrax Vaccine, Executive Branch, Federal Power, History, Military, National Security, Regulation, Rule of Law

I feel compelled to offer a kind of “after action report” or lessons learned section on the AVIP.

Chapter 23: Conviction

by Ozymandias | Jan 28, 2020 | Constitution, DoD Anthrax Vaccine, Executive Branch, Federal Power, History, Liberty, Military, National Security, Regulation, Rule of Law

When Court ended that day, I knew that either we got a stay by the next morning or David Ponder and Jason Stonewall would be going to jail.

Thirty-Something Rifle Cartridges V – The Other Guys

by Animal | Jan 20, 2020 | Guns, History, Outdoors, Products You Need

The thirty-something range of rifle cartridges, like any other range, has a fair share of oddballs.

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