Lew Rockwell, the founder of the Mises Institute and the most popular liberty-oriented website in the world, LewRockwell.com, has endorsed Keene's activism! In an hour-long interview on Keene's syndicated talk radio show, Free Talk Live, Lew called Keene "The northern capital of libertarianism" and suggested it was the "epicenter" of NH liberty activism. Lew identified himself as an "enthusiastic supporter" of the Free State Project, saying, "I definitely endorse the Free State Project". About Keene, he said "[i] especially like what you guys are doing in Keene", adding that activists "do amazing things here".
PETER SCHIFF
Sunday, August 22, 2010
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