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You can also contact the Libertarian Party UK at:
enquiries[at]libertarianpartyuk.com
Finally, you can use our 'Ask a Libertarian' Q&A section, whereby you can pose us whatever question(s) you want the answers to at:
scottishlibertarians[at]libertarianpartyuk.com
Lib*er*tar*i*an
(noun) One who advocates maximising individual rights, minimising the role of government, and the non-initiation of force.
Email Libertarian Party UK
Contact the Scottish Libertarians group at:
You can also contact the Libertarian Party UK at:
enquiries[at]libertarianpartyuk.com
Finally, you can use our 'Ask a Libertarian' Q&A section, whereby you can pose us whatever question(s) you want the answers to at:
scottishlibertarians[at]libertarianpartyuk.com
Welcome
In Scotland, we are posed with a false choice. Stick with Labour, and stay as a strong Scotland within the union! Or: Stick with the SNP and gain your freedom from England, to have it replaced by a serfdom to Brussels!
The Libertarian Party UK perceives that the freer individuals are from the State, the stronger they will be, and the stronger we will be as a whole.
This is the alternative answer we need to the prevailing ideology of statism and authoritarianism, both left and right.
The Libertarian Party UK perceives that the freer individuals are from the State, the stronger they will be, and the stronger we will be as a whole.
This is the alternative answer we need to the prevailing ideology of statism and authoritarianism, both left and right.
More LPUK Links
Other Libertarian Websites
Libertarian Reading List
- Libertarianism: A Primer
- Various literarture from LVMises website
- Economics in One Lesson by Henry Hazlitt
- Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
- Laissez Faire Books website
- An Introduction to Austrian Economics
- List of Libertarian websites
- 12 Key Concepts of Liberty from Online Liberty Library
- Online Journal for Libertarian Scholarship from Libertarian Papers
- Laissez Faire Books Freedom Bookstore
- Political Compass
Other Links
All views on this blog represent the views of the author(s) and not necessarily that of the Libertarian Party.
To find out more about the Libertarian Party's policies please read the manifesto.
To find out more about the Libertarian Party's policies please read the manifesto.
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