S1E1 - Between the Lines with Jim Willmott: The Libertarian Case for Governments leaving People Alone

In this special pre-election episode of Between the Lines, Paul Seils sits down with Jim Willmott, leading voice of the Libertarian Party in Queensland, Australia to unpack what a truly free society could look like heading into the May 2025 election.

 

Referencing Edward Snowden’s iconic Post — “I’ve never understood the political fear of Libertarians… It’s like being afraid of cats.” — this conversation cuts through the noise of mainstream politics to explore why the idea of being “left alone” is so radical to some and so empowering to others.

 

We cover everything from government overreach, digital surveillance, and personal sovereignty to practical policy shifts that prioritize liberty over control. If you’re tired of political theatre and hungry for real independence, this is the episode you’ve been waiting for.

 

Tune in, read between the lines, and ask yourself — what would it mean to actually be free?

 

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