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Why Guns? By L. Neil Smith
Why Guns? by L. neil smith. Over the past 30 years, I've been paidto write almost two million words, every one of which, sooner
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Extractions: Why Guns? by L. Neil Smith Over the past 30 years, I've been paid to write almost two million words, every one of which, sooner or later, came back to the issue of guns and gun-ownership. Naturally, I've thought about the issue a lot, and it has always determined the way I vote. People accuse me of being a single-issue writer, a single-issue thinker, and a single-issue voter, but it isn't true. What I've chosen, in a world where there's never enough time and energy, is to focus on the one political issue which most clearly and unmistakably demonstrates what any politician or political philosophy is made of, right down to the creamy liquid center. Make no mistake: all politicians even those ostensibly on the side of guns and gun ownership hate the issue and anyone, like me, who insists on bringing it up. They hate it because because it's an X-ray machine. It's a Vulcan mind-meld. It's the ultimate test to which any politician or political philosophy can be put. If a politician isn't perfectly comfortable with the idea of his average constituent, any man, woman, or responsible child, walking into a hardware store and paying cash for any rifle, shotgun, handgun, machinegun, anything without producing ID or signing one scrap of paper, he isn't your
L. Neil Smith
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Samizdata.net - L Neil Smith Responds
Saturday, February 08, 2003. Guest Writer (Terra, Sol) Arts Entertainment Sciencefiction L neil smith responds L. neil smith.
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Extractions: I generally exclude Rand as a science fiction writer only because she didn't know that Anthem and Atlas Shrugged are science fiction and that science fiction is the "literature of ideas" that she erroneously believed detective fiction to be. Anthem and Atlas Shrugged are science fiction, all right. But Rand at least consciously was not a science fiction writer. I realize I may be splitting hairs. For that matter, I've never been sure whether Kurt Vonnegut is a science fiction writer, more because of the way he's marketed than anything else. On the other hand, Frank Herbert was definitely a science fiction writer who, after many years of unspeakable struggle (after being rejected by every American house:
THE AMERICAN ZONE, By L. Neil Smith
a very large axe being ground. L.neil smith is a prominent AmericanLibertarian. Libertarians (US ones, that is) favour absolute
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Extractions: ISBN 0-312-87369-7 That awful whining shriek you can hear for the whole time you're reading The American Zone is the sound of a very large axe being ground. L.Neil Smith is a prominent American Libertarian. Libertarians (US ones, that is) favour absolute personal freedom (what we here would probably refer to as anarchy). Smith believes (boy, does he believe) in the inherent evil of government - any government. William 'Win' Bear is a refugee from a world much like our own who, like many others, has found refuge in a parallel universe where the USA never happened and Libertarian values have triumphed instead. The Confederacy, as it is called, is a utopia: technologically advanced, prosperous and peaceful. But when a strange new phenomenon called 'terrorism' arrives in this world Win and his friends have to figure out who's behind it before something even worse called 'a government' takes over the Confederacy. To begin with I was intrigued by The American Zone : I find a lot of anarchist ideals really quite sensible (on paper, at least), and found myself nodding in agreement at Smith's views on things such as war, state-sponsored capitalism and individual freedom (post 9/11 his theories on government curtailment of liberties for 'security' following terrorist attacks are frighteningly spot-on).
Negative Space: Firearms, Essays, L. Neil Smith
Negative Space FireBlade Coffeehouse Book Reviews. Firearms, Essays, L. NeilSmith. Negative Space Text Archive. Listen to the Women. Name Size
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Extractions: Name Size Description ... Parent Directory - More general information A Rude Awakening ACLU and the Constitution Menu Am I the NRA? Ben and Jerry's ... Why Guns? If you have comments or questions about this page, please, leave a message on the Negative Space Comments Page Essays Firearms Text Archive ... Jerry
L. Neil Smith Addresses Arizona Libertarian Event
L. neil smith Addresses Arizona Libertarian Event. Remarks By L. neil smith To TheSecond Annual Freedom Summit October 12th and 13th, 2002, Phoenix, Arizona.
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Extractions: The Colorado Freedom Reportwww.co-freedom.com L. Neil Smith Addresses Arizona Libertarian Event http://www.webleyweb.com/tle/libe195-20021021-02.html THE LIBERTARIAN ENTERPRISE ................................. ISSUE 195 HOW MANY AMERICANS DOES IT TAKE TO CHANGE A DIM BULB? Remarks By L. Neil Smith To The Second Annual Freedom Summit October 12th and 13th, 2002, Phoenix, Arizona by L. Neil Smith Special to TLE Issue 195 INTRODUCTION: 30 YEARS OF FAILURE Ladies and gentlemen, fellow children of the American Revolution, I have a question for you: how many Americans does it take to change a dim bulb? It would appear that honest individuals, in what I've been known to call the "general freedom movement", differ with one another over the practicality, the efficacy, and even the morality of the existence and operation of a libertarian party. However you want to slice it, this is a sobering thought. At no time in modern history has the very concept of individual liberty been in greater danger of being snuffed out, brutally and abruptly, by those who have solemnly promised to protect it. And yet the vast majority of Libertarian Party candidates do not often speak of the kinds of liberty and the extent of freedom in which I'm interested, and for which I've struggled, almost my every waking hour, since I was a 15-year-old inmate at Choctawhatchee High School in Okaloosa County, Florida, reading his first Ayn Rand novel and perhaps his 20th book by Robert Heinlein. There are two reasons for this failure to speak for the essence of freedom, and they are dismal ones. The first is the fear, common among party libertarians, that a frank and fully frontal expression of our desire for freedom won't "play in Peoria", that straightforwardness and passion will cost the Libertarian Party votes. And winning votes, of course, is so much more important than actually being free. At least that's how it sounds sometimes to this 40-year veteran of the general freedom movement.
L. Neil Smith
L. neil smith. Search for all L. neil smith, The Adventures of LandoCalrissian Gambler, rogue, and con-artiste, Lando Calrissian
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Extractions: L. Neil Smith Search for all L. Neil Smith The Adventures of Lando Calrissian - Gambler, rogue, and con-artiste, Lando Calrissian was more comfortable at the dealer's end of a fast shuffle than at the rear end of a blaster. So he always had his sensors scanning for the chance to pick up easy credits and when he heard that the planets of the Rafa System were practically buried in ancient alien treasure, he hopped aboard the Millennium Falcon, never stopping to think that someone might be conning the con man... Bretta Martyn - Bretta, Henry Martyn's daughter, is ejected from a spaceship by her father's old nemesis, left for dead, adrift in space. But resourceful Bretta finds haven on a strange world of escaped slaves. Determined to seek justice and have her revenge, Bretta blazes a new chapter in the interstellar piracy of her father, the dread Henry Martyn. Pallas - Pallas is a colonized asteroid and home to the Greeley Project, a colony/prison under the direction of former U.S. Senator Gibson Altman. Young Emerson Ngu, escapee from the Greeley Project and husband to Altman's daughter, uses his talents to achieve dazzling success. True to his namesake, Emerson follows the way of individualism, making him the hero of Pallas, a libertarian paradise atop an asteroid, andthe enemy of Altman. Now it's a standoff that Pallas may not survive. The Probability Broach - Congress is in Colorado. Everybody carries guns. And there are gorillas in the Senate. Free enterprise is king. And there's no such thing a a free lunch. This is the novel that won L. Neil Smith the first of his two Prometheus Awards for Best Libertarian Fiction, and put him on the map as the foremost libertarian science fiction writer today.
CCOPS: Concerned Citizens Opposed To Police States
Essays for Liberty, by L. neil smith. Against Police States. You Are HereCCOPS Home Research Reports Essays for Liberty, by L. neil smith
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AllReaders.com Profile Of Harriet Klausner
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Guest Author: L.Neil Smith
From ddavitt (ddavitt@netcom.ca) Subject RG AIM chat L neil smith Guest AuthorMay 11 and 13 Newsgroups alt.fan.heinlein Date 200105-04 192402 PST.
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Extractions: Neil is the author of many books, ranging from his first, 'The Probability Broach' which features a detective who ends up in a parallel universe where the Whisky Rebellion ( discussed here on afh recently) was resolved somewhat differently, resulting in an anarchist USA, to some Star Wars tie ins. He is a long time member of the Libertarian Party and a lifetime member of the NRA. The homepage mentions that in his books Neil predicted the fall of the Soviet Union, digital watches and the Internet which is pretty good going.
Guest Author: L. Neil Smith
Heinlein Reader's Discussion Group Saturday 0512-2001 500 PM EDT GuestAuthor L. neil smith Click Here to Return to Index Return To Index.
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Extractions: Return To Index Here Begins The Discussion Log You have just entered room "Heinlein Readers Group chat." rjjusu has entered the room. rjjusu: You logging? DavidWrightSr: Greetings. Looks like we are early. Yes rjjusu: Okay. I thought I'd show up and get myself settled in, then wait for the Seventh Continental Congress to start.... DavidWrightSr: I know what you mean. DavidWrightSr: You are Randy Jost? rjjusu: I reread The Probability Broach last night, and picked up Forge of the Elders a little while ago, but don't think I can finish it before the official start of today's activities. rjjusu: Yes, I am. DavidWrightSr: Thought I remembered that rjjusu: Newly relocated from Las Cruces, NM to Logan, UT. rjjusu: Newly being a somewhat relative term. E1Nei1 has entered the room. DavidWrightSr: Hi Neil. E1Nei1: Howdy! I signed on early 'cause I wasn't sure I could do it right again. DavidWrightSr: You got it right E1Nei1: Guess so.
Author Details
Page Kristine smith. Prev Author Next Author Books Reviewed Codeof Conduct Vector, May 2000 by Mat Coward L. neil smith. Prev
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Extractions: Home BSFA Index BSFA Yearbook Focus ... Next Author Page Prev Author Next Author Essays/Articles Matrix, Feb 1979 Prev Author Next Author Essays/Articles Bird on the Wire Matrix, Apr 1979 Round the Clubs (Fassett Road, Kingston SF Circle) Matrix, Feb 1979 Book Reviews Vertigo Bob Shaw Paperback Inferno, Apr 1980 Comic Strip The Captive with Jim Barker Matrix, Jun 1979 Prev Author Next Author Fiction The Rubberised Man Matrix, Dec 1976 Essays/Articles "It's Not a Cliche, It's a Traditional Narrative Element": Notes on Milford UK 1981 Focus, Spr 1982 Vector, Jun 1989 100 Vectors: 99-? Vector, Dec 1980 The Editor Strikes Back Vector, Jun 1981 The Siamese Twinge: a dialogue on collaboration with David Langford Focus, Aut 1980 Edited with Alan Dorey and Eve Harvey and Joseph Nicholas Vector, Jun 1980 with Joseph Nicholas Vector, Dec 1980 Vector, Oct 1980 Vector, Apr 1981 with Joseph Nicholas and Paul Kincaid Vector, Aug 1981 Vector, Dec 1981 Vector, Jun 1981 ... Vector, Feb 1982 Editorials Vector, Aug 1981
Smith, L. Neil - Lando Calrissian Rebell Des Sonnensystems
Translate this page smith, L. neil Lando Calrissian Rebell des Sonnensystems, Lando Calrissianist das, was man einen intergalaktischen Gauner nenen
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Extractions: Lando Calrissian ist das, was man einen intergalaktischen Gauner nenen könnte, Geschäfte, bei denen er seine Partner übers Ohr hauen kann, waren ihm schon immer die liebsten. Die Kunde, daß auf den Planeten des Rafa-Systems alte, fremdartige Schätze im Überfluß vorhanden seien, kläßt ihn sofort die Millenium Falcon besteigen - doch er ahnt nicht, daß auch ein Täuschungskünstler getäuscht werden kann...
Googlism : Who Is L Neil Smith
On sale Marlboro, Parliam l neil smith. l neil smith is one of themost important writer/philosophers producing science fiction today.
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The Science Fiction Of L Neil Smith
The Science Fiction of L neil smith. Please click here to view thenonframed version. Science fiction written by L neil smith.
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Freedom Party Of Ontario (CANADA) - Freedom Bookstore - L. Neil Smith
L. neil smith page in the online bookstore of the Freedom Party of Ontario, anofficially registered political party in the Province of Ontario, Canada.
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Extractions: Former gunsmith, ballistician, reserve police officer, and likely the most widely-published and prolific libertarian writer in the world, L. Neil Smith produces fiction which is often compared to the works of Robert A. Heinlein and H. Beam Piper. Author of countless essays and articles, as well, he's been called "the most frequently crossposted writer on the internet". Neil has also performed as a professional musician, playing banjo and guitar. An enthusiastic competitor in the long-range sport of handgun metallic silhouette shooting, he lives in Fort Collins, Colorado with his wife Cathy, his daughter Rylla, and two striped orange cats named Amber and Ambrose. Just when the 21st century thought it was safe to throw Marxism on the ash heap of history once and for all, a worldwide economic collapse suddenly made freedom seem less desirable than security, and the Total State turned out to be the comeback kid. In the US, where the power elite had long shown heartfelt affection for collectivism and making the trains (nationalized, of course) run on time, communism had a second coming. Which meant that Earth was now the Red Planet. The few holdouts and counterrevolutionaries would be dealt with in good time. Of course, collectivization only made the worldwide depression worse. But then the People's Astronomers noticed an asteroid with unusual spectrographic properties, seemingly a treasure trove of valuable minerals that might rejuvenate the Earth's economy. So three aged NASA shuttles were pulled out of mothballs, crewed by a team of hand-picked misfits whom no one would miss, and sent to the asteroid.
More About Lincoln, By L. Neil Smith
More About Lincoln. Lincoln by L. neil smith. Very interesting Would you haveme do otherwise? L. neil smith lneil@ezlink.com http//www.webleyweb.com/lneil/.
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Extractions: by L. Neil Smith Very interesting ... My article " The American Lenin " was originally published in a large western newspaper a few years ago, and stirred up a reaction very similar to the one we're seeing presently, following JPFO's rerelease of it. I stand by the article now as I did then. In fact I've since learned that I was unnecessarily gentle with Lincoln, who committed many more evil and illegal acts than I was aware of at the time I wrote the article. After the controversy following the original publication, a retired professor of history from that state's university wrote to the newspaper to say that I was correct in everything I said about Lincoln and the War between the States. Unfortunately, the editors of the paper apparently felt the flap had gone on long enough, and they didn't print the letter. The simple fact is that if Lincoln had done what he did in any other country, we would
Introducing ... HOPE
'Hope', by Aaron Zelman and L. neil smith a new book **How wouldyou feel if you no longer feared your government ?* Hope
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Extractions: Click for a large image of The Cover How would you feel if you no longer feared your government ... ? Aaron Zelman and L. Neil Smith Proudly Present Hope What would you do first if you were elected President of the United States? Aaron Zelman and L. Neil Smith, who brought you The Mitzvah (Free-Market.net's "Freedom Book of the Month" for July, 1999), now present their answer to that question in an exciting sequel they call Hope Hope is the story of Alexander Hope, a young American who comes back from Vietnam, falls in love with a bright, beautiful girl, and with her starts a pioneering computer business. Thirty years later he's a billionaire, and alone in life. He decides to leave everything he created behind to write books and teach history at a private college. Almost as a joke, Alex allows a handful of admiring students to enlist him as a candidate for a third party Presidential nomination. His brief campaign rests on a single promise: to enforce the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution commonly known as the Bill of Rights exactly like the highest law of the land they happen to be. And in a series of astonishing but perfectly plausible political events, he's amazed to discover that he's headed for 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. From his office in the White House, President Hope labors to bring a swollen, murderous, runaway government under control by binding it "with the chains of the Constitution" an objective that would end at least 90% of all government activities while the enemies of liberty at both ends of the political spectrum (and within his own party, as well) attempt to obstruct, discredit, impeach, and even kill him.
LP News Online: September 2001: Science Fiction Writer L. Neil Smith Is Focus Of
L. neil smith He already has a loyal Libertarian following from hisnovels. . A group of LP members has launched an ad hoc conspiracy
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Extractions: A group of LP members has launched an "ad hoc conspiracy" to draft libertarian science fiction author L. Neil Smith to run for president in 2004 either as a Libertarian or an an independent. Smith has pledged to make a presidential run if he either receives the LP nomination, or gets at least one million signatures supporting an independent campaign. Thomas Knapp, who is spearheading the effort, said Smith would make an ideal presidential candidate for the party. "We are determined to make [Smith] our candidate," he said. "Not only does he articulate a persuasive vision of a libertarian society, but he already has a loyal Libertarian following from his novels." Knapp, who serves as an alternate member of the LNC for Region 1 and is an editor at Free-Market.net, acknowledged that gathering one million signatures is a longshot.
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