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John Hunt speaks with Peter McCandless about Drug Lord, the second book in the High Ground Series of novels. In this 3-part podcast, recorded on the PeterMacShow, John shares Doug Casey’s inspiration for the series. Peter and John delve into the pharmaceutical industry as well as the illegal drug trade (the latter being the drugs that don’t have good lobbyists in Washington).  Listen here to learn about the philosophies that form the foundation of this exciting novel:

Drug Lord Part 1

Drug Lord Part 2

Drug Lord Part 3

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Ross Ulbricht is dedicated to non-violence and non-aggression. And the US Government sent him to prison for the rest of his life. The story here is worth everyone paying heed to. There are bad people in government doing bad things to advance their careers (or just for the sake of being bad). And they wield the power of government against good and innocent people, who have shockingly little recourse against their malfeasance. We need to support Ross…

See if you can find where “FREE ROSS” is mowed into the field here  (bottom left) on this Google Earth satellite image.



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Peter McCandless interviews John Hunt about the writing of Speculator – listen to the interview here.

 

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Published on Free-Man’s Perspective, Paul Rosenberg discusses obedience: “To obey is to turn off your mind. To obey is to live someone else’s life. The life of meek obedience is a sin against the self. It is a surrender of mind and passion … The system is geared to keep [you] shuffling forward quietly unto death. What a waste. What a crime. What a bore.”



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At the Capitalism & Morality seminar that was held in Vancouver in July of 2017, Doug gave a highly thought-provoking speech on migrants and the future of the West. Check it out here.

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Originally published on Casey’s Daily Dispatch, Doug shares his views on what the ‘era of peace’ will mean for the world. Because it is “shrouded in guesswork and secrecy,” it’s difficult to know what to believe, but it seems to be a positive. Read more here.

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Listen to this podcast in which John Hunt, co-author of the High Ground Series novels, joins many of the other 2018 Prometheus Award nominees. John discusses DRUG LORD, and the other authors discuss their books. Together they share their thoughts on interesting topics that include anarcho-capitalism and libertarian ethics, artificial intelligence and more. Download or stream the podcast here.

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In a 2-minute nutshell, Gregory Sams, artist and author of Sun of gOd, explains that we can thrive without the oppression of the state. Check it out here.

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Doug Casey shares his views on nation states in a post originally published on Casey Daily Dispatch. He’s described nation states as an “inefficient, counterproductive, and expensive nuisance” and says it’s good news that they’re declining.



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John Hunt, co-author of the High Ground Series novels, presents his skepticism not of climate change, but of climate scientists that inform us all. Originally published in Casey Daily Dispatch, the article describes the layered self-reinforcing biases that exist in the academic process, and how this common academic concern is particularly troublesome for how and what we hear about climate change.

 



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