We spotlight two charities in Acapulco, Mexico recovering from being hit by TWO (2) Hurricanes in two years…
After speaking at the People’s Reset conference in Morelia, Mexico, we were invited to Acapulco by some friends of mine who got married on the 5th of the month at the Bambuddha Holistic Center in a truly beautiful and unique cermony on the beach. My friends, fellow porcupines from New Hampshire’s Free State Project, rented a huge house in Acapulco for the month of February and invited us to stay.

As discussed previously, defense is totally in accordance with the non-aggression principle and voluntaryism. If individuals are under threat, they should take whatever action necessary to defend their person, property, or that of another, whether that is on an individual/family basis, or something more like a militia or an armed protective services company on a grand scale.

As Trump begins his presidency under the slogan “Make America Healthy Again,” how to reform public health is on everyone’s mind. Clearly, it is public health policies that established the infrastructure that was weaponized against us during the dark days of Covid. One of Trump’s first actions as president was to get America out of the World Health Organization, which also stops the pandemic treaty, but we aren’t out of the woods yet.

Etienne de la Boétie2 argues that government is an illegitimate institution that relies on violence and extortion, advocating for voluntaryism as a morally sound alternative. He asserts that public goods can be effectively provided by the free market and spontaneous order, highlighting examples of successful private initiatives and economic competition.