Nicholas Samios, Author at Liberty Itch

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Nicholas Samios is a fund manager and small business investor with a wealth of experience spanning three decades in commercial finance and SME capital raising. In his spare time, he puts on his "Austrian School" economist hat and utilises his insights from the commercial world to analyse the economic landscape for SMEs and entrepreneurs.

Free Markets Work Better for Energy

4 April 2024

The Everyday Libertarian

13 March 2024

The Misguided Quest for “Fair Share”

10 February 2024

Unions And Religion

9 January 2024

Libertarian, Go To Church This Christmas

15 December 2023

The Right To Keep and Bear Cash

10 July 2023

The Libertarian Solution To Offshoring’s Inevitable Dilemma

4 July 2023

Interest Rates In The Upside-Down and Why They Are Going Up

5 June 2023

How The ATO Undermines ‘Creative Destruction’

30 May 2023

An Inflated Balloon And A Fish Market With Smelly Cash

2 May 2023

Possible Legal Defences For The Adelaide CCP Consulate “Officers” Caught Ballot Harvesting

Kenelm Tonkin - 18 November 2022

The Ministry of Truth

James Hol - 2 August 2023

FREEDOM! The Daughter of Davos Resigns.

Kenelm Tonkin - 20 January 2023

Pro-Natalist Policies – The Jury is Out

Meaghan Whyte - 19 April 2024

My Favorites

She Hectored The Brits

Kenelm Tonkin - 10 February 2023 0

Scotch College “Mean Girl” named P. WongIn Foreign Affairs not so long.She hectored the Brits,“Colonising half-wits!Your history is all bad and wrong.” Such charm and...

The ABS Just Found 188,000 Public Servants Hiding Behind The Lounge...

12 December 2023

Welcome To Free Speech

23 August 2023

Utilitarianism and the Omnipotence of Government

5 February 2024

Liberty Itch offers fearless, battle-tested, libertarian ideas. Our clarion call for freedom pits us squarely against those who would crush the individual: the socialist, whose relentless collectivism leads ultimately to barbarity and despair; and the conservative who, in equal measure appalled by our common opponent, seeks merely to conserve the status quo no matter the plight of the individual.

Nicholas Samios