War and Foreign Policy

It is remarkable that the Constitution was little trusted or admired by the wisest and most illustrious of its founders, and that its severest and

"While there are many who will agree that they, personally, should not kill, steal, enslave, it is only the individual with a first-rate moral nature who will have no hand in encouraging any agency — even government — in doing these things for him or others."

The motive was empire on one side and self-government on the other.

The European experience, in fact, suggests that governments play absolutely no role in stabilization.

Those who want to wage "humanitarian" wars need to persuade us that they know the future, and that some people's lives are less valuable than others.

Let us adopt the love of peace, that Christ may recognize his own, even as we recognize him to be the Teacher of Peace.

"With a free-market defense system, each man acts to defend his own values to the extent he wishes to have them defended, regardless of what piece of real estate he happens to be occupying."

Limited government is inherently immoral and must be rejected by any advocate of human freedom and justice in favor of competing agencies of retaliatory force.

Where did Benjamin Strong - head of the Fed - come from? Rothbard continues to reveal the individuals who shaped our world and wars. Morgan's empire brought us the irrational and useless WWI. Foreign policy today rests upon this Morgan outlook.

How does government intervene in the economy? What are the consequences? What are the motivations behind passing these interventions? The lives of the people involved explain why they do these things.