“Education is one of men's greatest achievements; it is the road to further achievement. Every man must be educated.” Indeed, no doubts. All men must have access to education, IF THEY CAN AFFORD IT. Provision of education requires three resources, the human resource, the teachers, who are providers, and have spent… Continue reading

Before you start reading this post, let me make it clear this is not a satirical article. I am damn serious. As you might know that at Reason For Liberty, we are busy reverse engineering the brainwashing done in Indian and American culture.

Money is just another measure for your useful labour

First of all, you need to understand what money is. Money is not something you win in a lottery, or are born with. Money is a measure of your labor that came useful to someone. For example if you build a house for someone, he will give you some money in return. Therefore, the money you have is your hard earned labor, nothing else.
If you invest your money in stock market and make millions out of it, then basically you took the labor assuming the risk involved in the business you invested in. The money is now a reward for your risk taking and accurate decision making.
If you are a millionaire then you became a millionaire because you performed the labor to become so rich. Continue reading

There is a very widespread myth among Indian citizens about Education. Since 1947, Indian Govt is trying to achieve the goal of education for all. In 1947, the population of India was about 36 million. In 2007, it rose to 112 million. Adult literacy rate of India is 61.8% that means; now we have more than 36 million of illiterates. Let's see how viable is the idea of education for all? If India is 100% educated with reading/writing skills to everyone, which educated guy will clean the toilets, work on the construction site, do the entire blue collar labor which do not require that much education? Continue reading

The terrorists, who kept the Taj Heritage and Oberoi Trident hostage for more than 60 hours on 26/11 were no abnormal screamingly fanatic or paranoid. They seem to be average, common and normal people. And before the 26/11 Indian media were show-casing the astounding exploration of Hindu extremists involved in Malegaon Blasts. Continue reading

Hello Dr. Piazza, I am writing this letter to you as a long time Front Sight newsletter subscriber. I always wanted to take a few courses in your institute. I am from India and a big supporter of Second Amendment. I write this letter to you in wake of the recent events in Mumbai. That massacre of Indian, American and Israeli Citizens by armed Islamic terrorists. Continue reading