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Iran. Everybody’s talking about Iran.

The mainstream media are up in arms, political demonstrations are being held in cities around the world in solidarity to the protesters, and you can just tell politicos are bursting with the urge to throw their support behind the protest movement — so long as they’re after democracy.

This compilation of security theory and practice compiled by EFF is required reading for all prospective members of the agorist cadre not already well-versed in such matters.

The focus is on American law, but the general legal framework and the best practices described are applicable to anyone, anywhere.

As I'm sure you're all aware the American state decided to change the rules of entry (and exit?) with regards to the borders of the United States. All are required to have and present passports now, even when traveling from neighbor nations like Canada and Mexico. 70% of Americans don't have passports. I put up a link to the Reason magazine coverage of the news on Facebook, and a friend of mine asked what seem like questions that those uninitiated with libertarianism and classical liberalism would generally ask: "What's the big deal?

No, not really.

Patri Friedman puts forth a quibble with agorist theory which is worth addressing in Indirectly Improving Institutions: Agorism and Civil Society.

Property is Theft!

Property is Liberty!

Therefore, ....

It's true!

I has a blog, and that's freaking amazing.

Here's a link.

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