The Philosophy of Liberty places three very important fundamental principles at its core. Self-Ownership, Property Rights, and the NAP (Non Aggression Principle).

True Liberty requires a person to be free from force, theft or violence. And for Self-Ownership to be respected. Those three very basic, yet fundamental Principles are the basis for which the Philosophy branches out to every aspect of our lives. Whether it be Political, Social, or Economical. Libertarian Principles ensure that there are no contradictions, exemptions, or exceptions to the rules. It is a wholly moral and universally consistent concept in which all people can deal with each other on a voluntary basis, yet still hold each other accountable, and leaves room for violence, retaliation, or retribution in the event that someone does not adhere to the very basic rules most of us have understood since we were kids. In other words, while the NAP is a strict guideline restricting preemptive force, defensive use of force is completely acceptable.

While it is a term that is finally gaining a small amount of acknowledgement and acceptance in Canada, the philosophy and principles of individual Liberty, namely, Libertarianism, is still not known by most Canadians. The reason for that is because the ruling class from both sides of the political divide, as well as those in the establishment media, and the people who run the government mandated/funded education system, do not want the masses to learn that there is a way to organize society without having a giant monolith of Central Planning Elites.

True Liberty for all is a libertarian ideal that has been carefully crafted, and based on all that has been learned since the dawn of the Enlightenment Era. It has taken a couple hundred years to sort out and eliminate all the potential perils, inconsistencies, and contradictions that all over social/economic theories have failed to take into consideration. It is what the future of freedom will entail if we can bring about what I have coined "The enlightenment Era 2." 0" in the 21st century."

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CL.