Only The State Legally Obtains Its Revenue

One Of The Most Important Features Of Our Economic Resources Is Their Scarcity: Land, Labor, And Capital Goods Factors Are All Scarce, And May All Be Put To Various Possible Uses. The Free Market Uses Them 'productively' Because The Producers Are Guided, On The Market, To Produce What The Consumers Most Need: Automobiles, For Example, Rather Than Buggies.

Governmental Subsidy Systems Promote Inefficiency In Production And Efficiency In Coercion And Subservience, While Penalizing Efficiency In Production And Inefficiency In Predation.

All Of The Services Commonly Thought To Require The State-from The Coining Of Money To Police Protection To The Development Of Law In Defense Of The Rights Of Person And Property-can Be And Have Been Supplied Far More Efficiently And Certainly More Morally By Private Persons. The State Is In No Sense Required By The Nature Of Man; Quite The Contrary.

I See The Liberty Of The Individual Not Only As A Great Moral Good In Itself (or, With Lord Acton, As The Highest Political Good), But Also As The Necessary Condition For The Flowering Of All The Other Goods That Mankind Cherishes: Moral Virtue, Civilization, The Arts And Sciences, Economic Prosperity.

Since Leaving Office In 1977, Dr. Kissinger Has Continued To Play A Highly Influential Role In U.s. Politics, In The U.s. Media, And In The Rockefeller World Empire. It Was Kissinger, Along With David Rockefeller, Who Was Decisive In The Disastrous Decision Of President Carter To Admit The Recently Toppled Shah Of Iran, Old Friend And Ally Of The Rockefellers Into The United States, A Decision That Led Directly To The Iranian Hostage Crisis And To Carter's Downfall.