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The Future of Freedom Foundation Our nation was founded on the principles of individual freedom, free markets, private property, and limited government.

The mission of http://fff.org is to advance freedom by providing an uncompromising moral and economic case for individual liberty, free markets, private property, and limited government. As the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution reflect, people have the natural and God-given rights to live their lives any way they choose, so long as their conduct is peaceful. It is the duty of government to protect, not destroy or infringe upon, these inherent and inalienable rights. For well over a century, the American people said “no” to such things as income taxation, Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, welfare, public schooling, economic regulations, immigration controls, drug laws, gun control, paper money, the Federal Reserve, overseas empire, militarism, entangling alliances, and foreign wars. Despite the tragic exception of slavery, the result was the most

prosperous, healthy, literate, and compassionate society in history. In the 20th century, however, America moved in the opposite direction—in the direction of socialism, interventionism, and imperialism. The result has been massive infringements on our economic liberty, civil liberties, gun rights, and privacy, along with out-of-control federal spending, debt, and inflation, all of which have reduced our prosperity, damaged our families, and weakened our sense of morality, self-reliance, and voluntary charity. The time has come for the American people to lead the world out of the statist morass in which it has plunged. The time has come to restore libertarian principles to our land. It is to that end that The Future of Freedom Foundation is dedicated.

"We saw several of such socialist central planning experiments in the twentieth century with all their disastrous conseq...
10/30/2026

"We saw several of such socialist central planning experiments in the twentieth century with all their disastrous consequences for freedom and prosperity. Is it really necessary to go through it all again?" -- Richard Ebeling

There are two ways someone can look at the social world in which we all live: with humility or with hubris. The person with humility looks with a degree of wonder and even amazement at how a complex world with over eight billion people can successfully do so much through decentralized decision-makin...

In this week’s Libertarian Angle, noted economist Bryan Caplan shares his insights and perspectives on “The Horrors and ...
10/29/2026

In this week’s Libertarian Angle, noted economist Bryan Caplan shares his insights and perspectives on “The Horrors and Fallacies of Socialism.”

In this week's Libertarian Angle, noted economist Bryan Caplan shar...

"That’s what life is like under a national-security state. Conscience and morality go out the window." -- Jacob G. Hornb...
10/29/2026

"That’s what life is like under a national-security state. Conscience and morality go out the window." -- Jacob G. Hornberger

When someone becomes an employee of the U.S. government, and especially the all-powerful national-security state branch of the government, he is expected to leave his conscience and sense of right and wrong behind. While he ostensibly takes an oath to support and defend the Constitution, that’s ac...

"The government’s insulation of the sugar industry is not merely a failure of economic efficiency but also a profound mo...
10/28/2026

"The government’s insulation of the sugar industry is not merely a failure of economic efficiency but also a profound moral transgression against individual liberty and the rule of law." -- Angelo Monaco

Part 1 | Part 2The government’s insulation of the sugar industry is not merely a failure of economic efficiency but also a profound moral transgression against individual liberty and the rule of law.[Click to Tweet] While the cost is negligible to you, the aggregate payout is immense for a tiny gr...

"What is really ridiculous is that people who live in what is supposedly a “free” country have to notify their governmen...
10/28/2026

"What is really ridiculous is that people who live in what is supposedly a “free” country have to notify their government that they are serving as agents for anyone." -- Jacob Hornberger

In April 2025, I wrote an article entitled “The Uhuru Prosecution Brings Egg on the Face of the Justice Department,” which involved what I called “one of the most ridiculous federal criminal prosecutions in U.S. history.” That was the federal government’s criminal prosecution of people ass...

In this week’s Trump Watch, Jacob Hornberger analyzes the ramifications of Venezuelan dissident María Corina Machado’s r...
10/27/2026

In this week’s Trump Watch, Jacob Hornberger analyzes the ramifications of Venezuelan dissident María Corina Machado’s return to Venezuela. where U.S. officials have partnered with the country’s socialist-communist tyrannical regime.

In this week's Trump Watch, Jacob analyzes the ramifications of Ven...

"The solution to America’s plight lies in ridding the government of these deadly and destructive systems, rather than tr...
10/27/2026

"The solution to America’s plight lies in ridding the government of these deadly and destructive systems, rather than trying to find the “right” people to run them." -- Jacob G. Hornberger

The upside to a Democratic victory in the midterm elections is that a Congress that is controlled in one or both chambers by Democrats will likely be able to limit or impede at least some of President Trump’s authoritarian proclivities. Even just hitting Trump with investigations and possibly impe...

"No American should be forced to pay for the education of any other American or their children." -- Laurence M. Vance
10/26/2026

"No American should be forced to pay for the education of any other American or their children." -- Laurence M. Vance

Free-market capitalism is characterized not only by competition and cooperation, but also by choice. In the posthumously published book The Idea of Nature (Oxford, 1945), by English philosopher and historian R. G. Collingwood (1889–1943), he explains that “choice is choice between alternatives, ...

"A major cause of the moral decline of our nation is that people, including Christians, began looking on government as a...
10/26/2026

"A major cause of the moral decline of our nation is that people, including Christians, began looking on government as a co-god." -- Jacob G. Hornberger

I recently received an email asking me to sign a petition that would put “biblical lessons” back in public schools. The petition was sent out by an organization named Brave for Good, whose mission is to “equip families with stories, experiences, and community gatherings that nurture imaginatio...

10/23/2026

"If they live—the tyrants, the oppressors, the invaders, the overlords—it is only because “we the people” sleep." -- John & Nisha Whitehead

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