Uncensored2008
Libertarian Radical
Of topic, but Uncensored, have you read Rothbard's four volume tome "Conceived in Liberty"?
No, and I really should.
WAY off topic: I started this journey in the 90's when my mom gave me a copy of "Man, Economy, and State." She said it was written by "some crazy libertarian," but still had some good points. Obviously I thought it have more than a few points to it, and became enthralled with Rothbard, and soon, Harry Browne. I ended up with the pleasure of having lunch with Mr. Browne. Oh, it wasn't a one on one thing, it was at a big convention, still I was able to sit at his table and chat with him, a great honor. Politically, Browne influenced me more than Rothbard did.
Other Rothbard books I've read are "What has government done to our money?" "Power and Market" and "America's Great Depression."
it's one that I've been meaning to read for some time now and just picked it up as one full hardcover. Is my mind to be blown, should you by chance have read it?
Lew Rockwell has it in PDF, free of charge. Time is the enemy, of course.