For a long time, I have preached doom & gloom on the economy. Staying away from economic and political books during Lent, I began to think “Maybe things aren’t as bad as I believed. Maybe there won’t be a crash. Maybe, we will just face a lost decade or quarter-century, like Japan.” Maybe. But when…
DetailsHere are the links that I would have posted in coming days, if I didn’t have to get rid of them now. The eEconomics videos will continue, and I may have a bit of economics that is divorced from politics to share. Enjoy. And happy Balemtime’s Day. Taxation is Robbery – Frank Chodorov. See also…
DetailsRemember the question Greenwald asked: “Who Was the Worst Civil Liberties President?”
Let’s not beat around the bush here. I have some random schtuff to post, and making 20 posts simply won’t do. ERGO: Women are now to be allowed in combat zones previously restricted only to men. Hooray. Now we can kill mothers and potential mothers in addition to the men that are evidently so disposable.…
DetailsThe policital class proves its might again, with the sentencing of John Kiriakou this week:
In which the FBI director is uncertain if the government can just kill anyone it wants within the country: We all must learn that there are two castes in modern America: the civilian class and the state class. The stae class does what it will when it will, living by the Neitszche-an master morality. If…
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