Monthly Archives: April 2012

An Evening With James Delingpole

Posted on Monday, 30th April 2012 by Ozboy

Today’s LibertyGibbert thread comes to you from Sydney, Australia’s largest city, where this evening I had the great pleasure of listening to James Delingpole, climate warrior and God-Emperor of the blogosphere, speaking live to a packed house.

Posted in Australia, Libertarianism, UK | 48 Comments

Calling A Spade A Bloody Shovel

Posted on Thursday, 26th April 2012 by Ozboy
Posted in Libertarianism, United States of America | 12 Comments

Our Traditions Are Worth Upholding

Posted on Wednesday, 25th April 2012 by Ozboy

On this day, the 97th Anzac Day, I have been wondering about the motives of some in our community who, by all appearances, seem to want to ditch our national traditions, in particular our annual remembrance of those soldiers who … Continue reading →

Posted in Australia, Commonwealth of Nations, Libertarianism | 12 Comments

Copyright And Intellectual Property – A Case Of Overkill

Posted on Friday, 20th April 2012 by Ozboy

Two pieces of information I’ve received in the last 24 hours prompted me to open a discussion on Libertarianism and intellectual property rights. Firstly, the tragic death yesterday of Australian band Men At Work’s multi-instrumentalist Greg Ham, in his suburban … Continue reading →

Posted in Libertarianism, Rights | 11 Comments

Neither A Soul To Damn, Nor A Body To Kick

Posted on Saturday, 7th April 2012 by Ozboy

Today I’m having a look at an issue you might not generally associate with Libertarianism, but whose existence directly impacts on the liberty of us all, thousands of times every day: the company. Specifically, the limited-liability, joint stockholder corporation.

Posted in Libertarianism | 19 Comments

Revenge Of The Banana Benders

Posted on Tuesday, 3rd April 2012 by Ozboy

That’s how people in other states of Australia refer to Queenslanders. The state election on March 24, resulting in the biggest electoral loss for the Australian Labor Party in any election since the Second World War, says much about the … Continue reading →

Posted in Australia | 11 Comments