Personal freedoms

This text is inspired by the journalistic coverage of the successes achieved by a homeschooled boy from Smolensk. And more specifically, by the conversation in the studio of the morning block on bTV between the host Genka Shikerova and the guests, who represent, on the one hand, the Ministry of Education and, on the other, a group of parents who are fans of democratic learning. Tatyana …

It seems that the BSP has again not understood exactly what the plan is (or as is fashionable lately – the supporting points). The reason for this observation is given by two of the ministers in the cabinet – Justice Minister Zinaida Zlatanova and Interior Minister Tsvetelin Yovchev. The subject of their misunderstanding is the draft for a new Criminal …

Let's talk about police violence… It's not that this is a new topic, it's not that I didn't write about it during the previous government, it's not that in Bulgaria the rights of the common man are respected at the expense of those of politicians. And as Gore Vidal says – “There is something that makes …

The legalization of drugs is a topic that concerns many defenders of freedom around the world and has become one of the key points in the fight to limit state interference in the private lives of individuals. And while in most countries the prohibition of alcohol consumption is part of the distant …

The Ten Principles of a Free Society is an appendix to Ron Paul's book - Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom. Expect the entire book translated into Bulgarian soon

For some reason, the view that libertarianism will lead to social and economic collapse, just like fascism, Nazism, or communism, is common. This article will show exactly why such “predictions” are impossible through a comparative analysis of libertarianism and fascism.

The raging discussion in the media space about the role of the market and the state is undoubtedly an interesting topic. The total ignoring of basic concepts and facts in it is definitely disturbing. This article is also aimed at explaining them. Who comes first? The person or the society.

Who wants communism? Nobody, of course, everyone wants freedom... and if possible a welfare state. This sounds as paradoxical as the reasoning about Achilles and the Tortoise.

Who wants communism? Nobody, of course, everyone wants freedom... and if possible a welfare state. This sounds as paradoxical as the reasoning about Achilles and the Tortoise.