Category Archives: Faction-Free Democracy

Seven Superior Ideas of Athenian Democracy

Posted on October 14, 2017 by Hestal

For more than 150 years, historians have understood that Athenian democracy was a success. For example, the Encyclopedia Britannica wrote a brief summary about the Athenian people and their government. It began with a recitation of the criticisms that some … Continue reading →

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Tyranno-Capitalism

Posted on March 16, 2017 by Hestal

Our system of government was deliberately designed by some of the greatest minds our nation has ever known. But our system of economics was not designed by anyone—it simply developed over many years under the brutal process of evolution by … Continue reading →

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A Mathematical Way to Describe Different Forms of Government

Posted on January 16, 2016 by Hestal

We know that there is a field of study that is called “political science.” But we also know that it is not really a science. The field of economics is not a science either, but because everything it involves can … Continue reading →

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Introduction to Faction-Free Democracy

Posted on January 11, 2016 by Hestal

Introduction Why I wrote this book. At the end of World War II my father and other young men came home, and our quiet world of waiting, worrying women and children became one of joy, excitement, vigor, and optimism. For … Continue reading →

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