Podcasts about omnipotent government

In his 2006 book The Wages of Destruction, Columbia University historian Adam Tooze explains Hitler's policy of seeking lebensraum (living room). However, Ludwig von Mises (whom Tooze ignores) already explained that policy in his 1944 Omnipotent Government.Original Article: The Quest for Lebensraum

In his 2006 book The Wages of Destruction, Columbia University historian Adam Tooze explains Hitler's policy of seeking lebensraum (living room). However, Ludwig von Mises (whom Tooze ignores) already explained that policy in his 1944 Omnipotent Government.Original Article: The Quest for Lebensraum

Episode 58 of The Far Middle is dedicated to the “poster child of the middle linebacker,” four-time Super Bowl champ Jack Lambert. Nick reflects on the career, character, and imagery surrounding the Steeler great. In unique Far Middle fashion, Nick connects the optics and urban legend of Lambert to the urban legend we’ve been taught regarding the Treaty of Versailles. Nick discusses Ludwig von Mises’ book, “Omnipotent Government,” and he suggests the Treaty wasn’t the debacle that some historians have insisted it was. “Actually, the Treaty of Versailles could’ve worked, maybe it would’ve worked, if stuck to and the reparations did not bankrupt or make Germany poor,” says Nick.Continuing on geopolitics, Nick comments on the emergence of the LIV golf tour and the resulting hypocrisy coming from some companies and public figures. “Hypocrisy, it’s running like the bulls in Pamplona these days,” says Nick. Next, Nick examines the relationship between the tech and energy sectors: their employment levels; their S&P index sector weightings shift; and, how the two sectors have performed against one another from an investment perspective.Transitioning from energy policy, Nick notes those policies are often justified by science, and highlights commentary by Bjorn Lomberg who recently wrote a piece discussing how science gets hijacked by political opportunists. In closing, Nick turns to the art world, where he’s discovered a new, innovative website that combines art with data science: “Mona Loves Gustav.” Check out monalovesgustav.com to find your “ArtDNA” via a fun online art quiz.

https://youtu.be/aQiEMCBw1KA Modern war is not a war of royal armies. It is a war of the peoples, a total war. It is a war of states which do not leave to their subjects any private sphere; they consider the whole population a part of the armed forces. Whoever does not fight must work for the support and equipment of the army. Army and people are one and the same. The citizens passionately participate in the war. For it is their state, their God, who fights. Ludwig von Mises, Ph.D., Omnipotent Government, p. 104 Must watch episodes from today's guests: Reed Coverdale of the Naturalist Capitalist podcast & Patrick McFarlane of the Liberty Weekly podcast Episode 205 - Cornpop's Ukrainian Revenge with Ryan Dawson Episode 195 - The Ukrainian Situation with Scott Horton Why Can't Johnny Kill? 11th Hour Conscientious Objection and Moral Injury Ep. 178 Odysee BitChute Flote Minds Archive Spotify

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Omnipotent Government was written by Ludwig von Mises in 1944.

In 1944 Ludwig von Mises published Omnipotent Government, his historical treatment of Nazism and its origins in the collapse of German liberalism. This book expands on earlier works like Nation, State, and Economy and Liberalism, applying their analysis to the terrible events of WWII. Europe was up in flames, but Mises skillfully explains how to defeat the total state and its advocates. Professor Matt McCaffrey joins the show to consider this vital book and its absolute relevance today. Everyone interested in peace should read it, and send a copy to a politician who needs it. Read or listen to the book for free here, or enter code HAPOD in our bookstore for $5 off the hardcover edition. Subscribe and listen to the Human Action Podcast on iTunes, YouTube, Stitcher, Soundcloud, Google Play, Spotify, or via RSS.]]>

In 1944 Ludwig von Mises published Omnipotent Government, his historical treatment of Nazism and its origins in the collapse of German liberalism. This book expands on earlier works like Nation, State, and Economy and Liberalism, applying their analysis to the terrible events of WWII. Europe was up in flames, but Mises skillfully explains how to defeat the total state and its advocates. Professor Matt McCaffrey joins the show to consider this vital book and its absolute relevance today. Everyone interested in peace should read it, and send a copy to a politician who needs it. Read or listen to the book for free here, or enter code HAPOD in our bookstore for $5 off the hardcover edition. Subscribe and listen to the Human Action Podcast on iTunes, YouTube, Stitcher, Soundcloud, Google Play, Spotify, or via RSS.

In 1944 Ludwig von Mises published Omnipotent Government, his historical treatment of Nazism and its origins in the collapse of German liberalism. This book expands on earlier works like Nation, State, and Economy and Liberalism, applying their analysis to the terrible events of WWII. Europe was up in flames, but Mises skillfully explains how to defeat the total state and its advocates. Professor Matt McCaffrey joins the show to consider this vital book and its absolute relevance today. Everyone interested in peace should read it, and send a copy to a politician who needs it. Read or listen to the book for free here, or enter code HAPOD in our bookstore for $5 off the hardcover edition. Subscribe and listen to the Human Action Podcast on iTunes, YouTube, Stitcher, Soundcloud, Google Play, Spotify, or via RSS.

Omnipotent Government: The Rise of the Total State and Total WarTAGS War and Foreign PolicyWorld HistoryPolitical Theory08/03/2016 Ludwig von MisesOmnipotent Government was published in 1944, when the battle against Nazism held the world’s attention. How had this terrible system gained power? Mises considers and rejects several explanations popular at the time he wrote, such as inherent defects in the German national character. Instead, Mises looks to the rise of a malignant ideology, which he terms etatism.This audio book is made available through the generosity of Mr. Tyler Folger. Narrated by Millian Quinteros. Download audio file

Omnipotent Government: The Rise of the Total State and Total WarTAGS War and Foreign PolicyWorld HistoryPolitical Theory08/03/2016 Ludwig von MisesOmnipotent Government was published in 1944, when the battle against Nazism held the world’s attention. How had this terrible system gained power? Mises considers and rejects several explanations popular at the time he wrote, such as inherent defects in the German national character. Instead, Mises looks to the rise of a malignant ideology, which he terms etatism.This audio book is made available through the generosity of Mr. Tyler Folger. Narrated by Millian Quinteros. Download audio file

Omnipotent Government: The Rise of the Total State and Total WarTAGS War and Foreign PolicyWorld HistoryPolitical Theory08/03/2016 Ludwig von MisesOmnipotent Government was published in 1944, when the battle against Nazism held the world’s attention. How had this terrible system gained power? Mises considers and rejects several explanations popular at the time he wrote, such as inherent defects in the German national character. Instead, Mises looks to the rise of a malignant ideology, which he terms etatism.This audio book is made available through the generosity of Mr. Tyler Folger. Narrated by Millian Quinteros. Download audio file

Omnipotent Government: The Rise of the Total State and Total WarTAGS War and Foreign PolicyWorld HistoryPolitical Theory08/03/2016 Ludwig von MisesOmnipotent Government was published in 1944, when the battle against Nazism held the world’s attention. How had this terrible system gained power? Mises considers and rejects several explanations popular at the time he wrote, such as inherent defects in the German national character. Instead, Mises looks to the rise of a malignant ideology, which he terms etatism.This audio book is made available through the generosity of Mr. Tyler Folger. Narrated by Millian Quinteros. Download audio file

Omnipotent Government: The Rise of the Total State and Total WarTAGS War and Foreign PolicyWorld HistoryPolitical Theory08/03/2016 Ludwig von MisesOmnipotent Government was published in 1944, when the battle against Nazism held the world’s attention. How had this terrible system gained power? Mises considers and rejects several explanations popular at the time he wrote, such as inherent defects in the German national character. Instead, Mises looks to the rise of a malignant ideology, which he terms etatism.This audio book is made available through the generosity of Mr. Tyler Folger. Narrated by Millian Quinteros. Download audio file

Omnipotent Government: The Rise of the Total State and Total WarTAGS War and Foreign PolicyWorld HistoryPolitical Theory08/03/2016 Ludwig von MisesOmnipotent Government was published in 1944, when the battle against Nazism held the world’s attention. How had this terrible system gained power? Mises considers and rejects several explanations popular at the time he wrote, such as inherent defects in the German national character. Instead, Mises looks to the rise of a malignant ideology, which he terms etatism.This audio book is made available through the generosity of Mr. Tyler Folger. Narrated by Millian Quinteros. Download audio file

This audio book is made available through the generosity of Mr. Tyler Folger. Narrated by Millian Quinteros. Music by Kevin MacLeod.

This audio book is made available through the generosity of Mr. Tyler Folger. Narrated by Millian Quinteros.

This audio book is made available through the generosity of Mr. Tyler Folger. Narrated by Millian Quinteros. Music by Kevin MacLeod.