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	Paleoconservatism - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		There are many followers of the late Murray Rothbard and Lew Rockwell who embrace paleolibertarianism, and being culturally conservative, espouse many of the same themes of paleoconservatives, but they are wholly committed to economic laissez-faire.
		However, the southern conservatives and paleolibertarians are generally in favor of economic laissez-faire and free trade.
		Still, some paleolibertarians take an ambivalent view on the subject in keeping with their other economic differences with the rest of the paleocons.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Paleoconservatism (2561 words)

	Totalitarianism Today
		It seems the paleolibertarian question is hotter than ever, as indicated in an email I recieved whcih directed me to this well-expressed piece.
		Paleolibertarians also represented Murray and Lew's break with the new left element for the libertarian movement -- those who spurn Christianity and all traditional values and oppose the drug war not because of any commitment to liberty but because they like to get stoned.
		The paleolibertarians, then, were Rothbard and his followers who were sympathetic to these views.
	web.pitas.com /alinas/05_11_2002.html (2925 words)

	Paleolibertarianism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		For example, paleolibertarians tend to praise Patrick Buchanan for his stances on foreign policy, yet accuse him of protectionism.
		No universal consensus exists with paleolibertarians on the debate of what, if any, role the government should play on the issue of regulating immigration and the borders.
		While practically all paleolibertarians subscribe to a philosophy of anarcho-capitalism, they differ with what a society with a state (i.e., a state that controls and "owns" property and has a welfare system) should do.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Paleolibertarianism (1421 words)

	lowercase liberty: paleoliberalism
		Anthony Gregory posted to a discussion group recently on the differences between neolibertarianism, paleolibertarianism, paleoconservatism, and the "new" kid on the block (who is, in fact, centuries old): paleoliberalism.
		Now, to answer [the question of] whether I am a "paleolibertarian," which I imagine was not only based on a misreading of what I wrote, but on a general perception of my politics, probably at least in part due to my writing for LRC.
		I happen to agree with paleolibertarians on the incredible importance of issues like central banking and Civil Rights egalitarianism, both of which have done more to expand and empower government in the 20th century than perhaps any policy other than war.
	www.bkmarcus.com /blog/2005/09/paleoliberalism.html (1531 words)

	Anti-State.com : A Rebuttal for Keith Preston , by Matt Lancaster
		Paleolibertarianism makes the mistake of confusing libertarianism with Euro-centrism, Christianity, bourgeois morality and the nuclear family.
		The nuclear family is not necessarily the only form of the family that is preferred by Paleolibertarians either.
		Paleolibertarians are no more justified in mindlessly worshipping European culture and detesting immigrants or homosexuals than politically correct left-wing multiculturalists are justified in mindlessly worshipping
	www.anti-state.com /article.php?article_id=256 (2331 words)

	Paleolibertarian - Libertarian Wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Paleolibertarianism is a school of thought within American libertarianism founded by Murray Rothbard and Lew Rockwell, and closely associated with the Ludwig von Mises Institute.
		What's more, paleolibertarianism distinguishes itself from left-libertarianism because it has made its peace with religion as the bedrock of liberty, property, and the natural order." Paleolibertarianism is commonly distinguished by:
		Political alliances with paleoconservatism Disaffiliation from the post-Cold War-era alliance between libertarians and the New Left; note, however, that this trend has been checked in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks and the War on Terror, due to the paleolibertarians' growing antipathy with conservatism in general, except for the most distinctly paleoconservative types.
	libertarianwiki.org /wiki/index.php?title=Paleolibertarian&printable=yes (329 words)

	Historical Documents - Declaration of Independence vs the Constitution of the United States of America
		The outlying political philosophy of the Declaration is that of a revolutionary outlook on government that is highly concentrated on the rights of individual citizens and the detachment from governmental bodies capable of repression and tyranny.
		Paleolibertarianism is a faction of libertarianism that emphasizes a monarchist point of view on government, while maintaining traditional conservative values in social thought.
		The major philosophy of the Constitution was the contemporary notion of Federalism, outlined in the Federalist Papers and exhausted by author and signatory Alexander Hamilton.
	historicaldocuments.com /article.htm?id=185&... (1072 words)

	WorldNetDaily: David Frum: Son of Uncle Sam (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		"Paleolibertarianism," explains Rockwell, "holds with Lord Acton that liberty is the highest political end of man, and that all forms of government intervention – economic, cultural, social, international – amount to an attack on prosperity, morals and bourgeois civilization itself, and thus must be opposed at all levels and without compromise."
		The paleolibertarian beef, of course, is with the coercive distribution by the State of wealth from those who create it to those who consume it.
		Clearly, it isn't flattering to have to admit that the force of the Frum faction comes from its endorsement of the Almighty State, while the strength of the paleolibertarian team comes from its enduring commitment to natural rights, to justice and to society – not to the State.
	www.worldnetdaily.com /news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=31949 (813 words)

	Anti-State.com : Why I Am Not a Cultural Conservative , by Keith Preston
		The key to avoiding ethnic conflict in America's future is to abolish the state rather than declaring European culture to be supreme, building a Great Wall of China along the Mexican border or sending out the federal gestapo of the INS to demand the travel papers of immigrants.
		Paleolibertarians are no more justified in mindlessly worshipping European culture and detesting immigrants or homosexuals than politically correct left-wing multiculturalists are justified in mindlessly worshipping Third World cultures and hating "dead white males".
		It is high time for anti-statists to divorce themselves from the ridiculous extremes now waging the culture wars in the realms of government, media and academia.
	www.anti-state.com /article.php?article_id=276 (2910 words)

	Paleolibertarianism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Paleolibertarianism based on a combination of radical libertarianism in politics and
		The movement defined itself in opposition to what it saw as deviations from this tradition in the form of "left-libertarianism" and "neo-libertarianism" (which were sometimes treated as the same thing, and sometimes not) "Neo-libertarianism" was characterized as a corruption of libertarian thought by inside-the-
		Jonah Goldberg is one notable critic of paleolibertarianism.
	dks.thing.net /Paleolibertarianism.html (9050 words)

	2004 » May » 27 » Doctor Recommended
		Don Boudreaux (who I met in March of 2001 at a FEE student seminar) wrote a succinct and concise discourse debunking the myth various commentators and pundits (i.e.
		Bill Maher) promote: that neo-Marxism is compatible with paleolibertarianism as espoused by Mises, Hayek, et al.
		Anyways, regardless as to what side of the fence you sit, at the very least he uses some big words that could possibly be used in a dinner conversation to impress significant others.
	www.movementarian.com /2004/05/27 (146 words)

	Karen De Coster
		Most often, LewRockwell.com is where I pen my material for the web.
		Before I get folks asking for a definition of the paleo philosophy, what sets paleolibertarians apart from the rest of ‘em is their emphasis on cultural conservatism and the natural order.
		Paleolibertarianism holds with Lord Acton that liberty is the highest political end of man, and that all forms of government intervention--economic, cultural, social, international--amount to an attack on prosperity, morals, and bourgeois civilization itself, and thus must be opposed at all levels and without compromise.
	www.karendecoster.com /bio.php (764 words)

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		Rockwell argued at length that the libertarian movement was enmired in egalitarianism and other leftist infections, and that respect for traditional values was the only road to success for freedom in America.
		Predictably, Rockwell's proposed "paleolibertarianism" made few waves outside the beleagured libertarian movement.
		For some latter-day reflections on this brief moment in political in-fighting, Rockwell's recent thoughts may amuse.
	www.wirkman.com /twv/contra-paleo.shtml (2876 words)

	KarenDeCoster.com Web Log: Getting it Wrong Archives
		One of LRC's traditionalist Catholic writers assured me via private e-mail that the Church cannot teach authoritatively on "monetary" matters (the Church teaches that the state has an obligation to provide a "stable currency" and that usury is evil).
		This is not a traditionalist view and as a student of papal teachings, I can assure you that maintaining contradictory philosophical positions is not good for the intellectual integrity of paleolibertarianism.
		Libertarianism is rational and humane and respects the freedom of human thought and genius.
	www.karendecoster.com /blog/archives/000406.html (341 words)

	Hyperinflation.net - About the Publisher
		I firmly believe that a free society can exist only under conditions that include an absolute respect for private property rights, the right to self-ownership, a negative rule of law, and a 100% gold standard.
		With the intellectual "tools" provided to me by Austrian economics and paleolibertarianism, in retrospect, I chuckle at the pro-statist biases exuded by the professors at the two aforementioned universities.
		In turn, I have gone through a process of "unlearning" the pro-central planning/Keynesian curricula that dominated most colleges and universities when I was in school (and are ever more so today).
	www.hyperinflation.net /publisher.html (3349 words)

	Uncommon Sense: Paleolibertarianism
		Word is, a bunch of us are now referred to as "paleolibertarians." See here for background.
		"Politics so simple, even a Paleolibertarian can do it." I should be offended, but its actually pretty funny.
		I don't wanna scare you fellas, but I find myself in complete agreement.
	www.uncsense.com /root/2005/04/paleolibertaria.html (551 words)

	Ramesh Ponnuru on Conservatism on National Review Online
		Some of these worlds within worlds have naturally fallen prey to the temptation to imagine themselves larger than they are.
		"If only the Right were not led by impostors," the bloggers tell themselves, "and the public were exposed to real conservatism" — defined in the subculture's terms: say, pro-war paleolibertarianism — "why, then we would prevail." So the effect has been to increase not only the number of factions but also their factionalism.
		It would be foolish, because futile, to seek to impose an artificial conceptual unity on the Right.
	www.nationalreview.com /ponnuru/ponnuru200512060809.asp (626 words)

	In a Blog's Stead - October 2003
		Hence Hallowe’en, thus understood, does not reject order, since order (of the right sort) depends on chaos (of the right sort); but it celebrates chaos for its own eerie beauty and transgressive freedom, and not because it gives rise to order.
		One reason I’m not a paleolibertarian is that paleolibertarianism entails impiety against the objective and sacred values represented by Hallowe’en.
		I’ve argued elsewhere for the indispensability of both “bourgeois” and “bohemian” virtues — the values of the Enlightenment and of Romanticism respectively, one might say — as part of the necessary cultural framework of a free society.
	praxeology.net /unblog10-03.htm (2557 words)

	Shots Across The Bow: Paleolibertarianism: Part 1. Defined
		Now I don't expect the rest of you to go into this much detail, but I want to show the steps I took along the way, and why I think that what I'm calling Paleolibertarianism is the founding ideology of America, and why I think we need to get back to it.
		The power of the government to carry out its assigned tasks is strictly limited to that which is ceded by its citizens.
		I call this Paleolibertarianism because it emphasizes the liberty of the citizens over the power of the State, and because I believe that this was the philosophy embraced by the Founders.
	shotsacrossthebow.com /archives/002497.html (688 words)

	LewRockwell.com Blog: Paleolibertarianism
		It became embarrassing to have that type of unprincipled, nitwit "libertarianism" defining the rest of us.
		From my website bio, here again is a repeat of Lew Rockwell's definition of paleolibertarianism:
		Can anyone who claims to be a libertarian disagree with that?
	blog.lewrockwell.com /lewrw/archives/002665.html (314 words)

	Just Following Orders
		Did they just want to get it all over with and go home?
		Randall Schultz is a recent convert to paleolibertarianism.
		This crisis was not a string of extramarital affairs, but was a denunciation of a neoconservative ideology.
	www.strike-the-root.com /3/schultz/schultz3.html (615 words)

	Liberty1st Blog - Me? A Neolibertarian? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		If you're going to do that, then you should probably have a clear understanding of what Neolibertarianism is.
		Much of what follows will be a comparison between Neolibertarianism and the more traditional sort of libertarianism, which we call Paleolibertarianism.
		In the interest of brevity, I'll refer to adherents to the former as Neos and the latter as Paleos.
	www.liberty1st.org /blog/PermaLink,guid,0118905d-abc5-44d1-a8e8-42c96294a921.aspx (653 words)

	Douglas Kelley Show Summer Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		A product of Lew Rockwell, the famous paleolibertarian.
		Paleolibertarianism is a school of thought within libertarianism founded by Murray Rothbard and Lew Rockwell, and closely associated with the Ludwig von Mises Institute.
		Frum, a Canadian, attended Yale (George Walker Bush's alma mater) and was a speech writer on economics and Canadian politics for G.W. Bush until he resigned (or was fired) in early 2003.
	dks.thing.net /Uber-doober.html (1068 words)

	GOOD OLD DAYS WEREN'T ALWAYS GOOD... PETER BIENART'S REACTIONARY FOREIGN POLICY
		Not only that, but their spending priorities in regards to defense would leave the nation virtually defenseless.
		(It is for these very reasons that paleoconservatism and paleolibertarianism has the only honest and simplest foreign policy around on the non-interventionist side: Defend the nation and mind our own business, just like Washington envisioned.)
		Bienart knows this as well too and that’s why he thinks the Democratic Party should reject this incoherent masquerade and go back in time to halcyon days of liberal interventionism and internationalism that held sway in both parties during the Progressive Era and from World War II to the Vietnam War.
	www.etherzone.com /2006/scall072006.shtml (1428 words)

	TheAgitator.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Too Soon to Tell I suppose, but I'm detecting signs of a sea-change in what has been called (usually by its adherents) "paleolibertarianism." Paleolibertarianism has traditionally celebrated Red State and neoconfederate virtues, to its detriment in my mind.
		But the years of Bush the Younger seem to be cooling paleolibertarianism's ardor for its objects of enthusiasm.
		This Jeffrey Tucker report on a Thanksgiving homecoming to George Bush's Texas is a case in point.
	www.theagitator.com /archives/2004_11.php (7622 words)

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