July 31, 2012 interview with Dennis Marker that I arranged for Dr. Stan Monteith

August 5, 2012 by FauxCapitalist

I arranged the July 31, 2012 interview with Dennis Marker, author of Fifteen Steps to Corporate Feudalism, on Dr. Stan Monteith’s Radio Liberty (available for a limited time).

Dr. Stan differed with Marker on several points, as I do, including his use of the word democracy instead of republic, and his support for federal government spending beyond its originalist constitutional boundaries.

Overall, Dr. Stan agreed with most of Marker’s points, as I do.

For my July 15, 2012 interview with Marker, see here.

I previously arranged interviews for Dr. Walter Block and Dr. Peter Duesberg.

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged constitutional, democracy, Dennis Marker, federal government, originalist, Peter Duesberg, Radio Liberty, republic, Stan Monteith, Walter Block | 4 Comments

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