Freedom
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The following introduction is from The Freedom School. Freedom is based upon the principle of self ownership. It consists of every individual having the inalienable right to his or her own life, liberty, and justly-acquired property. Every man owns his own life and, therefore, has the right to do anything he wishes with that life, so long as he does not forcibly interfere with the life of any other person. Freedom is self-control, not license to impose on others.
Man can achieve his highest potential only if he is free. In order to be free he must have Free Agency. Free Agency is the freedom to choose, the freedom to succeed, the freedom to fail, and the freedom to learn from his mistakes. If man wishes to have Free Agency he must also respect the Free Agency of his fellow man. Free Agency does not absolve man from responsibility for his own actions.
Freedom news
- 2012-08-10: Google's search engine becomes new antipiracy weapon
- 2012-07-19: Bankers Declare U.S. & Europe Conquered - World government now an open secret
- 2012-07-18: Aereo CEO on dismantling television as we know it
- 2012-07-10: Mark Zuckerberg Awarded CIA Surveillance Medal
- 2012-07-09: 14 Incredibly Creepy Surveillance Technologies That Big Brother Will Soon Be Using To Spy On You
- 2012-07-09: Obama Seizes Control of All Communications Systems With Executive Order
- 2012-07-07: The Technology Revolution – A Campaign for Liberty Manifesto
- 2012-07-05: EU Parliament rejects ACTA anti-piracy treaty
- 2012-07-03: EU Court: When You Buy Software You Own It
- 2012-06-18: Facebook Acquires Israeli Facial Recognition Company
See also
- Sovereignty
- Liberty
- Independence
- Liberty Villages
- Democracy
- Open source
- Free software
- BuildFreedom.com
- The Freedom School
- A way to be free - an essay from the Center for Self Rule
- Freedom Force International - G Edward Griffin's site
- 10 Projects to Liberate the Web
- Permanent state of emergency
- The Freeman - Ideas on Liberty
- Introduction to Free Software - mathaba.net article
- a freedom manifesto - by Jethro Carr
