In his latest spewing of extreme hatred toward free societies Pope Francis ominously warned of the “grave risks” of an “invasion” of the ideas of “libertarian individualism.”  He sounded as if this was his worst nightmare. What the pope (and all of his fellow socialist/communists) fear is individualism as defined by the man who was perhaps the foremost authority in the world on the subject, F.A. Hayek.  In The Road to Serfdom (pp. 67-68) Hayek explained, in 1943: “We are rapidly abandoning not the views merely of Cobden and Bright, of Adam Smith and Hume [i.e., free-market economics], or even … Continue reading The Pope’s Worst Nightmare