A collection published weekly of the most interesting web items that might appeal to individualists.

Assembled by Tom Ender, the review consists of headlines, bylines, "pull quotes" and links to articles, essays, photos, humor, etc. all found on the Web during the prior week.

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Every week Ender's Review of the Web features articles chosen to please individualists who are: skeptical of government power, opposed to militarism, in favor of individual liberty and responsibility, blessed with a sense of humor, seeking to understand history and searching for elements of culture to appreciate.

Ender's weekly review is a selection of the best articles, essays, pictorials, cartoons, humor and less easily classifiable material gleaned from many different Internet sites for the preceding week.

The review has five major segments each having three sections, the five segments are: Domestic politics, Foreign affairs, Economics, History and Culture. In politics, the review is market anarchist/agorist, radical libertarian but sympathetic to libertarian minarchist / constitutionalist thinking. In economics, it is both Austrian and counter-economic, but sympathetic to all free market thinkers. In history, it is revisionist in not accepting the "public school" outlook. In culture, it is individualist and antistatist.

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