Atilla Sulker

Staff Columnist

Atilla Sulker is a Staff Columnist for 71 Republic writing on technology, economics, and political philosophy. Atilla's writing appeared at the Mises Institute, LewRockwell.com, the Foundation for Economic Education, the Washington Examiner, Townhall, and The Epoch Times. Atilla earned a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering from Florida State University, led Blue Ocean, Inc., an augmented-reality education startup in Tallahassee, Florida, and worked as an engineer in New Haven, Connecticut.

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Opinion

Tulsi Gabbard Fights Back Against Big Tech

Tulsi Gabbard's fight against Big Tech, specifically Google, should help teach American conservatives the do's and don'ts of protecting free speech.

Opinion

In Defense of Tucker Carlson

Tucker Carlson is far from perfect, but he one of very few consistent noninterventionist voices in the mainstream media today.

Opinion

Lew Rockwell Talks Nationalism, Amash, and More

Lew Rockwell, founder and chairman of the Mises Institute, sat down with Atilla Sulker to discuss the American Empire, Rep. Justin Amash, Trump, and more.

Essays

The Double Edged Sword of Nationalism

Turkey shows nationalism's two edges: shield against global hegemony, sword against its own Kurds.

Essays

Social Media Sites Don't Have a Monopoly on Free Speech

It is the false belief that social media sites have a monopoly on free speech that leads to calls for government intrusion into the market for social media.

Business

The Immense Legacy of Philosopher and Musician Dick Dale

On March 16th, 2019, the world mourned a the King of surf guitari, Dick Dale.

Opinion

No Andrew Yang, Technology Is Not Killing Jobs

Democratic presidential hopeful Andrew Yang's assertion that technological advances destroy jobs is fallacious when economics principles are considered.

Essays

Waiting for the Collapse: A Liberty Revolution

Libertarians must abandon politics and instead prepare for the collapse of the state, harnessing the vacuum left behind to create a libertarian society.

Essays

Are American Libertarians Inherently Consequentialists?

While it may seem that libertarians follow a consequentialist line of thinking, this philosophy for approaching the world has its limitations.

Essays

Property Rights in the Digital Paradigm

Many claim that the internet is public, but this defies the nature property.

Essays

The Social Media Censorship Problem, Solved

Ultimately, the questions of censorship and the right to free speech online all boil down to simple matters of property rights.

U.S. Politics

The Florida Midterm Election Mess: A Recap

A recap of the allegations of voter fraud which are being made after the 2018 midterm election against Bill Nelson by Rick Scott.

U.S. Politics

Kavanaugh Confirmed to Supreme Court

After a long delay, Judge Kavanaugh has been confirmed to the Supreme Court by the Senate.

Essays

Yes, Libertarians Can Support Trump

Though Trump often goes against many libertarian beliefs, his opposition to the establishment is an admirable trait that libertarians should get behind.

Opinion

John McCain: A Man of Honor or Disgrace?

We should not let the death of John McCain prevent us from honestly scrutinizing his past politics and claims to status as a war hero.

Essays

Five Great Freedom Books

These five books provide a very accurate and in-depth summary and analysis of many different facets of the freedom movement.

Essays

What the Left and Right Ought to Learn From the Immigration Debacle

Both sides rage over separated families at the border while CPS and the schools separate American children from their parents' authority.