It’s Friday/Saturday morning at AgoraFest and you’ve got a big day ahead of you, what with workshops, the Agora, hanging out with your old and new friends, flying drones, launching rockets, or maybe doing some hiking along the Mississippi. You will want to fuel up with huge portions of eggs, sausage, bacon, ham, spinach or mushroom bakes.
Renowned Viking chef Erik will tell you that it takes someone who has lots of experience baking to make a great egg bake. I think you will find these outstanding.
Do you object to being treated like an inferior? Are you sick and tired of outdated imperialist dogma which perpetuates the economic and social differences in our society? Do you want everyone to see the violence inherent in the system?
If you do then you will love listening to and participating equally in that autonomous radio collective from the North Woods, Annoying Peasant Radio! Hosts Tom and Brad are coming to AgoraFest with their internet radio show to record the highlights of the weekend, interview attendees, discuss agorism, and as usual disagree and argue about pretty much everything, but in a very Minnesota/Wisconsin Nice, passive-aggressive sort of way.
Check out the Annoying Peasant Radio booth at Woodhaven Lodge and say hi to the boys – you don't even need to talk politics or anarchist philosophy if you don't want to. They also like to talk about Muskies, Northerns and Walleye. And Cheese.
Esperanto is a constructed language, and has been in use for over 120 years. It was designed to be a common secondary language for communication between people internationally. It is remarkably easy to learn, and millions of people around the world speak the language today – Esperanto is by far the most widely used auxiliary language in the world.
Esperanto also caught the imagination of many people who desired to promote a culture of neutrality, peace and respect for all peoples. In fact, Esperantists continue to gather around the world to not only promote the language, but also to promote the ideals of communication between equals, not between nationalities. Because of these ideals, find a large enough gathering of libertarians, and you will likely find some Esperanto speakers. Because it is so easy and fast to learn, and because of the non-state goals of the language, it may not be too much of a stretch to say that “Esperanto estas la lingvo de agoriismo” (Esperanto is the language of agorism)!
This workshop will be an informal gathering of Esperantists and those who would like to learn more about this language. You will be able to hear how the language sounds, and if you wish, in less than an hour we can help you to speak your first Esperanto sentences!
To Learn More:
Wikipedia – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esperanto
Lernu – http://en.lernu.net/
Moresnet – http://www.notbeinggoverned.com/anarchy-never-been-tried-part-i/
It’s Friday/Saturday morning at AgoraFest and you’ve got a big day ahead of you, what with workshops, the Agora, hanging out with your old and new friends, flying drones, launching rockets, or maybe doing some hiking along the Mississippi. You will want to fuel up with huge portions of eggs, sausage, bacon, ham, spinach or mushroom bakes.
Renowned Viking chef Erik will tell you that it takes someone who has lots of experience baking to make a great egg bake. I think you will find these outstanding.
TENtalks is a series of short speeches (less than ten minutes) each concerning one topic from the domain of Austrian Economics and libertarian thought. These speeches are meant to educate and inspire individuals in the liberty movement and promote liberty to those outside it. Tyranny Ends NOW!