One Law to Rule Them All . . .

Richard C.B. Johnsson makes an interesting case for letting each person choose the law under which he will be governed, rather than retaining the present territorial monopoly of nation-states (which has lots of unpleasant side effects).

Crimestop

Here's a great article by Paul Hein on why you never get a straight answer from a bureaucrat if you ask a tough question.

Davis on the Constitution

For your reading pleasure, here is a FreeAlabama.Com exclusive: Jefferson Davis on the Constitution: An Extract from The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government. This is, to my knowledge, the first time that any substantial part of Davis' Rise and Fall has been made available online. This extract is a masterful exposition of the compact theory of the Constitution, by a man who would have been tried for treason had the U.S. government not thought it would lose the case.