The Tom Woods Show, episode 979.

Prepare to set fire to the index card of allowable opinion.

Your daily dose of liberty education starts here, the Tom Woods Show.

Folks, we are inching toward the 1,000th episode of the Tom Woods Show, and I'd like you to join me for it at a special event

in Orlando, September 9th, featuring Michael Malice and Tom DeLorenzo as special guests,

and the great Eric July as MC. It's absolutely free, but you got to register. Check it out at

Tom Woods.com slash Orlando. Hey, everybody, Tom to register. Check it out at tomwoods.com slash Orlando.

Hey everybody, Tom Woods here. Here's an episode a bit off the beaten path. We're going to talk

today about Liechtenstein, a very, very small country, certainly population-wise, but a very,

very interesting country, as I think you'll agree after you hear this conversation, just because of, well, a lot of things, economic liberty, the usual sorts of things.

But I don't want to give it away.

When you hear the political ideas of the monarch, you're going to be shocked.

It's the closest thing you've ever had to a libertarian ruler.

And you say, Woods, I don't believe you.

Well, hang on.

Just wait a minute because it's a very, very interesting topic.

And joining us to talk about it is Andreas Cole, who is the director of the Self-Determination Institute, which he's

just getting started. He's also a council member at the Foundation for the Advancement of Liberty

or fundalib.org. And if you'd like to visit that in English, it would be F-U-N-D-A-L-I-B-org

slash E-N. It's located in Spain. And let's see, we'll have

his Twitter. So if you can tweet out to him, what a great guy he is if you like. We'll have a bunch

of interesting things at tomwoods.com slash 979. Andreas, welcome to the show. Thank you so much for

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