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Free Radical 71: The Stolen Election!Submitted by Peter Cresswell on Thu, 2006-06-29 08:45.
The re-launched, re-shaped best and BIGGEST Free Radical EVER is about to be unleashed. 72 pages (count them, 72 pages!) of pithy, gripping, infuriating, enlightening and downright SHARP reading. Edited by Guest Editor Peter Cresswell, "This is arguably the best and undoubtedly the biggest ever 'Free Radical,'" says Cresswell. "No question." ** Free Radical 71 will have the EXCLUSIVE exposé of how the Labour Party stole the New Zealand election, and how Libertarianz leader Bernard Darnton is using the 1688 Bill of Rights to sue the Prime Minister to get it back. ** Read James Valliant and George Reisman on the Great Immigration Debate. ** Discover just what Lindsay Perigo is saying in California about Objectivist Rage in answer to Barbara Branden's TOC presentation: the whole speech is here! ** Find out how Urban Sprawl is Good, how Production precedes Consumption, and how the famous Global Warming 'hockey-stick' was exposed as a fraud. And that's just a start. Read about: ** The man who's just been convicted of sedition. ... and more. MUCH, MUCH MORE! Wit! We've got it. Of course, you might say that because I'm the editor for this issue that, "Ah, he would say that." Ah yes, but it's true. It's all true. IF YOU'VE NEVER READ 'THE FREE RADICAL,' THEN NOW IS THE TIME TO START. IF YOU THINK YOU ALREADY KNOW 'THE FREE RADICAL,' THEN NOW IS THE TIME TO RE-DISCOVER IT. 'The Free Radical' is the real thing. Subscribe TONIGHT to get your Free Rad in your letterbox next week. If you don't, you WILL regret it. Don't miss out. Subscribe Now! You'd be a fool not to.
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Not too late
Try http://www.freeradical.co.nz/pdf/issue71/freeradical71.pdf
Am I too late?
Am I too late?
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71
Ah, should start with this one I should think. You should have it by now, or nearly have it?
Just renewed...
... my subscription. Does it start with TFR 71 or 72?
Haste
Fear not, young Marcus -- all haste is being made, and copies are being distributed as we speak.
Peter...
Get yon issue hither with all due haste!
No room
Um, sorry Marcus. There was no room for your article.
[Sorry, Editor's joke. Not funny]
Our theory was, if you're going to re-launch a magazine, then you a) have to make a splash, and b) you have to have a decent-sized missile to make that splash.
In two months you might have just managed to get through half of it. If you read fast.
Looks Fantastic!
72 pages! Wow! Can't wait for it to arrive.
Now, I am going to be able to enjoy myself for the whole two months waiting for the next one to arrive!
Brilliant!
Damned Guest Editors! :-)
72 pages?! 72??!!
Give these interlopers an inch & they'll take a mile!!
Seriously, our generous benefactors have endowed us with a new machine that enables us to significantly up the quantity without significantly upping the cost. All future editions will be at least twice the size of what had become the standard 28 + 4, though I am not committing to 72 pages each time! I've not yet seen the new issue in anything like its entirety, in part because Mr. Cresswell has taken huge delight in keeping me in the dark about it, but sight unseen I congratulate him on it and endorse the view that it's undoubtedly the best ever.
Linz
Oh, and you can rest assured it KASSes in a way The KASSless Society's The New Individualist couldn't even begin to contemplate!