Once again we expect all the major think
tanks and freedom organizations to be
there--Cato, Heritage, Reason, Newsmax, FEE,
Goldwater, plus many more.
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"Freedom Fest 2009 was a miracle. In
the midst of a recession and two
successive election losses for the
cause of freedom, you increased the
attendance at Freedom Fest 25% and
the number and quality of the
speakers was a feast for lovers of
free markets. You clearly are
offering a product that people want.
All lovers of liberty are in your
debt – thank you."
--Richard Viguerie
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Speakers who have already confirmed include:
Rick
Santelli, CNBC's top reporter from
Chicago and inspiration behind the "tea
parties" in America.
Alan
Charles Kors, controversial history
professor at U Penn and founder of FIRE
(Foundation for Individual Right in
Education), on "Your Right to Speak Your
Mind is on Trial."
Nathaniel Branden & Barbara Branden: “A
Conversation with Nathaniel and Barbara
Branden: The Life of Ayn Rand.”
Steve Forbes (Forbes magazine) on "Can
Anything Good Come Out of Washington?"
John
Mackey, CEO, Whole Foods Market, on "The
Fight for Freedom in Health Care: The Whole
Truth and Nothing But the Truth." Plus "The
Whole Foods Diet Update: You Can Still Live
to be 100 and Enjoy Life."
Back by
popular demand, our All-Star Prediction
Panel, with
Bert
Dohmen, Peter Schiff, Alex Green, and
Dennis Slothower (moderated by Mark
Skousen).
Pulitzer
Prize winner
Daniel Walker Howe (UCLA) on "What Hath
God Wrought: The Transformation of America,
1815-1848."
Jerry Jordan, former Fed Board member,
on “What’s Really Going On Inside the
World’s Most Powerful Central Bank.”
Leon
Louw, president, Free Market Foundation
(South Africa) and
June
Arunga (Kenya) on "The Outlook for
Africa."
Charles Murray on his next book, “Coming
Apart at the Seams,” about racism in America
since Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s
assassination in 1968.
Bill
Barker, the world's best
Thomas Jefferson impersonator.
“You’ve made FreedomFest into THE
mandatory conference.
Congratulations!”
-- George Gilder |
Robert Enlow, president of the Friedman
Foundation for Educational Choice, leading
another popular panel on private educational
progress and reform. (The room will be
dedicated to the late Rose Friedman.)
Tom
Palmer (Atlas Foundation) on "FDR's Four
Freedoms: A Dangerous Foundation"
FSU
Professor
Jim
Gwartney on "Adam Smith vs. Keynes: Is
Free-Market Economics Dead in the
Classroom?"
Doug Bandow (Cato Institute) on "US
Foreign Policy: The Good, the Bad, and the
Ugly."
Alexandra Colen, Belgium member of
Parliament, and
Dr.
Paul Belien on "What Every American Must
Know about the Dangerous New Europe."
Wayne Allyn Root, author of "The
Conscience of a Libertarian," on "Real Change
You Can Count on."
Top
financial writers and advisors
Rick
Rule, Adrian Day, Keith Fitz-Gerald, John
Dessauer, Van Simmons, Alex Green, Louis
Basenese, David Fessler, Donald Smith, Frank
Trotter, Martin Truax, and
Peter Zipper.
Tax and
estate planning specialists
Jeff
Verdon, David T. Phillips, Vern Jacobs,
Marshall Langer, Joe Gondolfo, Ron Holland.
Marketing gurus Craig Huey, Marsha
Friedman, and Floyd Brown.
Plus
Steve Moore and
John
Fund (Wall Street Journal),
David Boaz, Doug Casey, Richard Viguerie,
Rob Bradley, Warren Coats, Nelson Hultberg,
Dan Mitchell, Richard Rahn, Christopher
Ruddy, Roberto Salinas, and
Mike Zigler.
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"FreedomFest is developing into the
most effective international
free-market gathering and you have
me wondering why I spend so much
time at ‘lesser events’." --Ron
Mann, Australia
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Ten Debates in 2010
Plus ten debates in 2010, including:
David Fessler (Investment U) vs.
Mark Skousen on “What Drives the
Economy:
Consumer Spending or Business
Investment?”
William Lane Craig
to debate
Michael Shermer on “Is there free will?”
Natural theology vs. Darwinian determinism
US Foreign Policy: Isolationist or
Imperialist?
"The
Future of Israel: Pro and Con."
George Gilder, author of “The Israel
Test” versus TBA?
The
Middle East Debate: Jews, Christians, and
Muslims (plus BYU Professor
Dan
Peterson returning to speak on "Abraham
Divided")
Another spell-bounding mystery speaker.
Expect another SRO crowd.
Liberty
Editors Conference will be there again, with
Stephen Cox, Jo Ann Skousen, David
Friedman, Randal O'Toole, Drew Ferguson,
and many more.
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"It really was a WOW! experience at
FreedomFest. I heard that from many
attendees." -- Terry Brock,
Charlotte Business Journal
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Announcing Two Special Anniversaries at
FreedomFest 2010
We
celebrate two anniversaries at FreedomFest
2010: the 25th anniversary dinner of the
Advocates for Self Government, led by
Sharon Harris....and the 30th
anniversary reception of
Mark
Skousen's Forecasts & Strategies.
Like every year, we plan on having an
expanded exhibit hall with all the top
freedom and financial organizations, two
celebrity luncheons each day, and a grand
unforgettable Saturday night banquet.
Celebrating liberty doesn't have to last
just one day on July 4th. Keep the spirit of
freedom alive by coming to Las Vegas July
7-11.
“FreedomFest is the conference even
speakers like to attend.” --
Keith Fitz-Gerald (Money Map)
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Early Bird Special
Sign up early and save $100 per person/$200
per couple on the registration fee. Normally
the cost is $495 per person/$795 per couple,
but if you register before April 15, you pay
only $395 per person/$595 per couple.
Plus the
first 100 to sign up this year receive a
free 2010 American eagle silver dollar, the
symbol of FreedomFest. Hurry, these
coins go fast.
To register, call Tami Holland, our
conference coordinator, at 1-866-266-5101,
or
you can register online.
Last
year an attendee came up to me at the end of
FreedomFest and said, “My friends and I
thought your event was the best we have ever
attended and can’t wait for next year. It
was a Picasso, an absolute masterwork.”
See you soon in Vegas.
Yours for liberty, AEIOU,
Mark Skousen
Producer