When I started a company, Space Travel Services, to offer a free trip to the then-Soviet space station Mir to one lucky American, the government took an unfriendly interest and the project was shut down. Naturally, that got my attention. In the years since, I've increasingly observed that NASA and other US government agencies seem to be working deliberately and consistently to limit access to space. Whether this deliberate obfuscation is due to typical bureaucratic turf control issues, or part of a larger set of concerns about space access is not always clear. What has become clear is that NASA must be destroyed if any of us ordinary folks are going to get into space.
Freedom generally does.
It's just that not everyone knows what to do with it, how to defend it, or why it's important that other people have some. A great many people became confused about the role of government in our lives. I'm with Henry David Thoreau in thinking that government is an imposition, and that when we are ready for it, humans will live largely without any government. I'm eager to speak to you, your group, or your listeners or viewers. If you notice, my interview fee for speaking on your television or radio talk show is significantly lower than my appearance fee for speaking to your live audience.