By Nathan Barton
Liberty has lost a good – excellent! – friend and advocate. Or at least anything more from him. His existing, huge body of work for liberty and freedom, and against the state and war will be long with us. I hope it will continue to inspire more and more people. And of course, his friends and associates over at www.antiwar.com will continue to publish and promote the cause of freedom here in the Fifty States and around the world.
I learned yesterday of Justin’s passing, after a year-and-a-half battle with Stage 4 lung cancer. His writing had slowed but not stopped during that time, but so much of what he wrote in the past still is as important and useful now as it was when he wrote it ten or fifteen years ago.
Our prayers are with his colleagues and family.
Liberty for all – even those who don’t want us to have it
By Nathan Barton
Happy Liberty Day: on the 2nd of July, 1776, the Continental Congress approved the secession of its Thirteen member States from the British Empire. Remembering that, consider this recent conviction in the United Kingdom, where a young man has been sentenced to 4 years in jail for calling Prince Harry Windsor of being a “race traitor” and implying that Harry should be killed, as discussed in the Washington Times.
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