Most resolutions dissolve by February. These are not those. They are not self-improvement projects or lifestyle optimizations. They are the ethical commitments that separate those who talk about freedom from those who live it. Seven principles, each actionable, together forming the foundation of a society built on consent rather than coercion. View Article →

Money that can be surveilled and controlled is not sound money; it is a mechanism of intervention.

History remembers the revolutions that seized power. It forgets the quieter departures: the people who simply stopped showing up, stopped believing, stopped feeding the machine. The latter changed more. We are not marching on anything. We are walking away from everything that requires our compliance to exist, and building something that does not. View Article →

In 1912, London financed sixty percent of world trade through bills of exchange: private commercial paper backed by goods in transit, settling in gold. No central bank required. Two years later, governments killed this system in a week. What we got instead is the inflation, instability, and central bank manipulation we now consider normal. The market had already solved the money problem. Governments unsolved it. View Article →