Policy continues to treat the symptoms rather than eliminate the cause of the economic boom and bust.

The U.S. Government caused the 2020 economic collapse, the U.S. Government should build it back better.

Tell people that a Guardian columnist whose videos get tens of millions viewers clearly explains geoism in this video.

Demanding that everyone work full-time, when it's not possible, and not even necessary given tons of surplus, is nuts. Now's the time to fix that.

If you can stand to read one more article on race, make it this one, lacking the usual accusations and rhetoric, but with a feasible win/win for all.

While geniuses often disagree, some of our best minds have come to a similar conclusion regarding one of humanity's thorniest problems – how to share land fairly.

Rights-based libertarianism posits propertyless people that have no other option but to work for another group of people called property owners is "freedom" rather than slavery.

Thomas G. Shearman before the Ways & Means Subcommittee on Internal Revenue (1893)

It’s quite amazing how the term ‘private property’ has come to mean to some people the land over which we have been granted title.

Individual sovereignty means that it is evil for anyone to interfere with one’s honest and peaceful choices. One more element needs to be addressed: the issue of land ownership.

Debating about sovereignty lost to climate regulations or trade pacts really amounts to squabbling about the crumbs that are left. No land means no sovereignty.

One person’s experience becoming a business owner shows how our economy is based on luck rather than merit and how it rewards people who own stuff rather than people who do stuff.

The Fallacy of Excessive Premise Extension

The objection to land-value taxation because it denies ownership is rebutted.

The taxes we pay can include some of the rent.

Economist Fred Harrison talks with conservationist Peter Smith about how the economy produces environmental disasters, and what solutions can create a environmental sustainability.

The Monopoly game originated as an economic lesson, and still offers economic policy insights.

The ills of stratification and sectarianism can be alleviated when we acknowledge that land is under a jurisdiction that is more sacred than its commodification.

To date, government has endowed landowners with very lucrative favors. What if we extended such largesse to everyone?

“Those who own the country ought to govern it.” First Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court, John Jay. So, do you own your country? Enough of it to govern it? Or does someone else?