Why do I get the feeling that I am singing the same old tune all of the time…? Last week, a prediction of mine came closer to being true, where the federal government extends itself beyond the 4th Amendment into the realm of civil law, by seeking a law whereby a person infringing copyright can…
DetailsMostly economics today – Lew Rockwell-related especially… Ron Paul has assembled his panel for inquiry concerning the Fed, and means to ask why, after trillions of dollars spent, unemployment is so high… Heritage recently published 50 examples of government waste. Of course, I immediately thought “But private industry wastes too!” The difference is that the…
DetailsYou can be jailed or fined for pretty ridiculous things these days. I wonder if jury nullification can provide a better platform for resisting these types of laws. Because the legislatures won’t do it. A few other things I have found notable in the past few days: The Constitution is clear on Presidential power to…
DetailsThis post is an important one. Republicans are all about scare tactics these days, it seems. In a way, I think it is good to be alarmed at the policies of the State these days. But my game is not fear, though I think you and I should be aware: A collapse is coming, one…
Detailsare fourfold. Lew Rockwell on how abolishing the Fed would change everything: Tom Woods on applying economics to American history: Thomas DiLorenzo on the next Great Depression: Murray Rothbard on the future of Austrian Economics (narrated in part by Nick Gillespie of Reason Magazine, if you’ll notice…):Love this guy. He looks like a Zoombini. But…
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