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February 3, 2012. Continuing our posting of "Anarchism & Justice," by Roy A. Childs, Jr. (1949-1992), we give you the concluding portion, Section V, of Part I: "The Epistemological Status of the Issue."
In this section, Mr. Childs demonstrates what the starting point must be for anyone thinking about the state and its justification. I most heartily recommend this short entry to everyone — but especially to those of our readers who have not yet joined us as anti-statists. If nothing else, they will see where we are coming from.
Part II is in preparation. Our posting of Mr. Childs's series constitutes its first and only appearance on the Net.
January 12, 2012. I'm no Pollyanna, but sometimes even I get tired of the level of negativity here in The Ditch. Thus, I am pleased as punch that we've received a reassuring tour d'horizon from Joseph Audie that should encourage all of us to turn that frown upside down and thump each other on the back:
"We're so wonderful! And all those foreigners'd better get wonderful, too — or else!"
January 4, 2012. Ron Paul may have finished only third in Iowa, but in light of what all the respectable ladies and gentlemen are saying about the man, Henry Gallagher Fields is convinced that he still deserves the utmost vigilance and the closest scrutiny:
"Ron Paul's America —
Orwell's Oceania a paradise in contrast"
December 12, 2011. Have we got a Christmas present for you! TLD's dear old friend Sally Druthers has re-emerged with a communique about her recent life-challenges, and I think it contains lessons for us all. Always straining to be helpful, I've ventured to title it:
"Holes, as it were, on the road to Fulfillmentville
(And what about that darn Post Office?)"
Published in 2011, 2012 by WTM Enterprises.
Blurbs are by Nicholas Strakon unless otherwise specified.