Learning from history about the dangers of centralized power and the importance of limited government, individual rights, and eternal vigilance.
Real examples of what happens when government power goes unchecked
How centralized power led to the starvation of millions
Stalin's government-engineered famine killed an estimated 3.5-5 million Ukrainians through forced collectivization and grain seizures.
Key Lesson
Centralized control over food production gives government power of life and death
The deadliest famine in history caused by central planning
Mao Zedong's centrally planned economic campaign led to the deaths of 15-55 million people through starvation and persecution.
Key Lesson
Central planning leads to catastrophic failures
Why America's founders limited government power
The Founding Fathers, having experienced tyranny firsthand, designed a government with explicit limits to prevent the concentration of power.
Key Lesson
Power naturally concentrates unless actively resisted
Books and resources on liberty, limited government, and free markets
Classic work explaining how centralized economic planning inevitably leads to tyranny, even when undertaken with good intentions.
Dystopian novel depicting totalitarian surveillance, propaganda, and the manipulation of truth by an all-powerful government.
Firsthand account of the Soviet forced labor camp system, exposing the brutality of centralized communist power.
Documentaries and lectures on freedom, economics, and government power
Classic 10-part PBS series explaining the benefits of free markets and the dangers of government intervention.
Documentary exposing the crimes and ideology of the Soviet Union, including the Holodomor and Gulag system.
Film depicting the Cambodian genocide under the Khmer Rouge and the horrors of totalitarian control.
Your rights come from nature, not government
Government should be our servant, not our master
Economic freedom creates prosperity
Freedom requires constant watchfulness
History shows us what happens when we fail to question authority and defend liberty. Learn from the past to protect the future.