Libertarian Counterpoint

Join hosts James Just and John Cameron in Libertarian Counterpoint 1713 as they discuss the latest events, from climate activists vandalizing landmarks to political shifts in the Eurozone and the US. Explore the impact of far-right surges in EU elections, threats faced by Britain's museums, the lab-leak theory on Covid, US legal decisions on gas pipelines, and the Congressional Budget Office's revised federal budget deficit projection. Stay informed on the key issues shaping the world today!

Show Notes: Libertarian Counterpoint 1713

In this episode, we delve into the alarming state of our spy and intelligence agencies and their unchecked power. We cover the recent walkout by pro-Palestinian students at the University of Chicago over Israel’s policies and the subsequent backlash from employers. We also explore the historical context of current events, highlighting how history may not repeat itself, but it certainly rhymes. Additionally, we discuss the rising far-right movement in Belgium and its potential to destabilize the country further. We reflect on the 100th anniversary of the 1924 Immigration Act, one of America’s most controversial laws. Finally, we examine California’s stance on firearm acquisition rights and the debate over limiting the workload of office cleaners.

Show Notes: Libertarian Counterpoint 1712

The latest episode of "Libertarian Counterpoint" delves into the recent developments surrounding politics, public health, and technology. From Trump's legal troubles to Fauci's controversial statements on COVID guidelines, the show covers a range of pressing issues. Join hosts James Just and John Cameron as they analyze the impact of Biden's asylum order, the stock market's response to software earnings reports, and a California lawmaker's push to ban NDAs in the state lawmaking process. Stay informed and engaged with insightful commentary on the latest news and developments.

Show Notes: Libertarian Counterpoint 1711

In this episode of Libertarian Counterpoint, airing on 5/30/2024, hosts James Just, John Cameron, and Richard Fields delve into the aftermath of the Libertarian Party convention. They discuss the unexpected appearance of Donald Trump among libertarians, which led to a hostile reception, and the party’s decision to nominate Chase Oliver for President, rejecting both Trump and Kennedy. The episode also explores groundbreaking research revealing how viruses contribute to cancer development, the controversial debate over ending Section 230 and its potential to transform the internet, Tennessee’s progressive move to reduce occupational licensing barriers for individuals with criminal records6, and the startling revelations from the TWITTER FILES about the CIA’s alleged efforts to control social media.

Show Notes: Libertarian Counterpoint 1710

In this thought-provoking episode of Libertarian Counterpoint, James Just and John Cameron delve into the intricate web of regulatory burdens that affect our daily lives. From zoning laws that stifle diversity to the controversial science behind nuclear regulation, they uncover how excessive control can lead to unintended consequences. The discussion also sheds light on the burgeoning black market for rentals, a direct result of the ongoing war on landlords. The episode doesn’t shy away from tough topics, including the recent court defeat of an FTC theory proposed by Lina Khan, the stonewalling of Biden’s SBA officials over an alleged election scheme, and the scrutiny of conspiracy theories surrounding the “Twitter Files Brazil.” Plus, an audit committee’s review of Newsom’s return-to-office mandate and the CIA’s plans for ad tracking data are also on the table. Tune in for an unfiltered analysis of how these issues impact freedom and privacy.

Show Notes: Libertarian Counterpoint 1709