He actually does say it: > The title of infoliberalism that I recently gave to this theory expresses its similarity of logic with some radical liberalisms like

He actually does say it: > The title of infoliberalism that I recently gave to this theory expresses its similarity of logic with some radical liberalisms like agorism (see the new libertarian manifesto) or anarcho-capitalism, of which it would constitute somehow an effective method of realization; with the difference, that it is rebuilt on a new foundation : instead of the postulate of private property (but while most often respecting it), infoliberalism is built on the postulate of communication freedom, which only needs proper software on the Web for developing all its logical consequences up to rebuilding the whole political order. In other words, this still conveniently ignores the fact that we're still meatbags who live on tracts of land, so I don't know.