...is scheduled as the guest
speakers for the 296th meeting of the Karl Hess Club, to convene on
January 21, 2019.
Joseph Miranda on "Election
2018: The 4th American Revolution and the Future of Liberty"
The election of 2018 was one of the most critical of the early 21st
century, supporting LP co-founder Dave Nolan's prediction that the
2010s would herald a revolutionary turning point in American
politics. One as impactful as the ratification of the Constitution,
the Civil War, and the New Deal.
Joseph Miranda will discuss the 2018
election's impact on the Libertarian Party and its Non-Aggression
Principle; how libertarians failed to exploit the opportunities of
that election; America's headlong rush toward a one-party state; and
the future of the IT de-platforming of dissidents. Are libertarians
next?
He will also examine what libertarians can
learn from the ongoing European Yellow Vests uprising to promote
liberty in America.
Be prepared to reexamine many assumptions
about the libertarian movement and see how libertarians can make the
difference in the 2020 election.
About Joseph Miranda
Joseph Miranda has
previously addressed the KHC on many issues, notably on international
and geopolitical problems. He is the founding editor of
Modern War magazine, a
former editor of California Liberty, and has designed over 200
simulations of historical and future conflicts. Before that he was an
instructor in psychological warfare and political operations for a
major Pentagon agency.
He's worked with David Nolan on Atlas
Communications, and on the election campaigns of several major
political candidates, some of whom were elected to high office.