Ep. 0125: Listener Emails #6

LOOOOOOOOOONG overdue for one of these, so here it is, and extra-plus-sized to compensate for lost time.

Join CJ as he shares & responds to messages from listeners on:

• More thoughts on the historical evolution of Islam
• Whether there’s any instance in which CJ might consider voting
• The electoral college
• The Republic of Cospaia
• Historical fiction novels
• Safe haven countries in the event of World War 3?
• Whether or not the mainstream may be right about things like economics and politics, and CJ & much of the audience of this podcast are crazy
• Chris Kyle
• Why are there so many different views on history?
• Historical examples of anarchism (or something close to it) in practice

Thanks to Max, Penny, Ken, Jan, Kent, Jacob, Darko, Rainer, Rick, & Ary for their questions!

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Internal Links

• DHP Ep. 0103: Listener Emails #5 (the last time I did a listener emails show, way back in May 2016)

External Links

• Tom Woods Show Ep. 786 on the Electoral College
• Carroll Quigley talking about irregularities in the publishing & distribution of Tragedy & Hope
• Article from dailyanarchist.com on the Republic of Cospaia
• Wikipedia article on Republic of Cospaia
• CJ’s conversation with James Corbett about the novel American Tabloid
• Peter Boghossian’s “Critical Thinking Crash Course” presentation, delivered at Intel in 2012
• 7 heinous lies American Sniper is Telling America
• Truth, Justice, and the Curious Case of Chris Kyle
• 5 Things American Sniper’s Chris Kyle Allegedly Lied About
• Joe Rogan Experience #858: Jesse Ventura (if memory serves, somewhere in this about his interactions with Kyle)
• Ireland: Stateless for 2,000 years: Gerard Casey Talks to Tom Woods
• “Property Rights in Celtic Irish Law” by Joseph R. Peden
• “Private Law in the Emerald Isle” by Finbar Feehan-Fitzgerald
• “The Decline and Fall of Private Law in Iceland” by Roderick Long
• “Ordered Anarchy: Evolution of the Decentralized Legal Order in the Icelandic Commonwealth” by Birgir T. Runolfsson Solvason
• “An American Experiment in Anarcho-Capitalism: The Not So Wild, Wild West” by Terry Anderson & P.J. Hill (article published in 1979; the authors later enlarged it to a full book)