Per Bylund: Archives

Past articles by Per Bylund on LewRockwell.com

The Health Care System Is a Mess
We need libertarian reform, says Per Bylund.

Don't Believe a Word the Pentagon Says
Per Bylund on libertarians and "national defense."

A Handbook for Deniers
Per Bylund has had it with the Gore-ite thought police.

The Need for a Final Arbiter
Per Bylund on another statist myth.

The 'War on Terror' Means Mass Surveillance
In Sweden too.

Inflation Research as Propaganda
Per Bylund on the Fed-academic complex.

Don't Recycle
It's a ridiculous eco-government waste of time and money.

The Failure of Government-Sponsored Schooling
Per Bylund on the asking the right questions.

Blinded by Hate
Per Bylund on prowar libertarians.

The Terrible Effects of Public Schooling
Per Bylund on the children of the welfare state.

Ripping Off the Natives
Per Bylund on Swedish redistribution to foreigners.

The Police State Is Here
Per Bylund on the temporal illusion.

Cut-Throat Competition
When the state is involved.

The Real Aim of the EU
Per Bylund on tricks for the centralized state.

The Pirates of Scandinavia
Per Bylund on "intellectual property."

Visible Subsidies and Invisible Destruction
Per Bylund and Michael S. Rozeff on the actual effects of the state.

Who Are 'The People'?
Per Bylund on a democratic myth.

Representing Whom?
Per Bylund on the election hoax.

The Frozen Banana Republic
Per Bylund on Sweden.

Swedish Elections
Per Bylund on another state scam.

Anarchism or Nation-Statism
That's the choice, says Per Bylund.

Power Is Eternally Unsatisfying
Per Bylund on what to do about it.

What Statists Have Against Anarchism
The state, says Per Bylund.

Landlubber Libertarians
Learn to sail, says Per Bylund.

A Strategy for Pushing Back the State
Per Bylund thinks he has it.

A Defense of Free Markets
In utilitarian terms, by Per Bylund.

What Came To Be
And how. Per Bylund on America.

We Don't Harm Nature
Nature harms us.

Who Discovered America?
Forget Columbus and the Chinese admiral: it was Lief Eriksson.

The Theory of Limited Government
It is fatally flawed, says Per Bylund.