Menger vs. MMT on the Origins of Money
Jonathan Newman joins Bob to explore the archaeologic Read More Article from Mises Institute
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Closure of the Bondsteel Military Base in Kosovo!
Professor Emeritus of Economics at the University of Ottawa and founder of the Centre for Research on Globalization, Michel Chossudovsky, on the occasion of the 26th anniversary of the beginning of NATO’s aggression against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, reminds that it was NATO’s first official war against a sovereign country—but not the last—as this […]
Compendium of Evan Bernick Guest-blogging Posts on Birthright Citizenship
Many thanks to Prof. Evan Bernick for his insightful guest-blogging posts on birthright citizenship over the past week. For convenience, here are links to all of his posts, gathered in one place: 1. “Evan Bernick, Guest-Blogging About Birthright Citizenship” (post introducing Evan and compiling links to some of his work; written by I Read More […]
Not Worth a Transcontinental: Railroading a Nation into Prosperity
American history classes typically teach that the orig Read More Article from Mises Institute
Trump’s Three Greatest Betrayals So Far
Writing for Natural News, Lance Johnson wrote an accurate and concise summary of President Donald Trump’s greatest betrayals so far. There are three in number. Betrayal Number One From Gaza to Yemen: Trump’s expanding middle east slaughter. Trump’s betrayal is most evident in his military escalation. After cynically criticizing Biden’s bombings, Trump has launched devastating strikes on Yemen, […]
Training Young Economists
Part of bringing up young children is to tell them stories and ac Read More Article from Mises Institute
Neocons Attempt To Stall U.S.-Russia Talks
Negotiations between the U.S. and Russia about the war in Ukraine seem to be losing steam. Russia has long insisted on a solution of the conflict which removes the root causes of it. It can not allow for Ukraine to become a NATO battering ram at its doorstep. It can not allow a fascist government […]
Puerto Rico Pays More For American Energy Than Its Neighbor
Crowley Maritime, an American shipping company, recently announced that it raised the U.S. flag on a 31-year-old French-built LNG carrier to comply with the Jones Act—a 100-year-old law—finally allowing for U.S. LNG to be shipped from the U.S. mainland to Puerto Rico through a loophole in the protectionist law. A Major Problem With Minor Relief […]
The Medieval Origins of the European Miracle
“The critical point was, again the Midd Read More Article from Mises Institute
You Wouldn’t Want to Be Him on That Dreadful Day
Do you see the pattern? Populist party leaders all over Western Civ getting undone by the law courts — Călin Georgescu in Romania, election cancelled; Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil, de-railed by President Lula’s stooge judges (with CIA help); Prime Minister Robert Fico of Slovakia shot-up with five bullets in May last year (survived miraculously); the […]
Closure of the Bondsteel Military Base in Kosovo!
Professor Emeritus of Economics at the University of Ottawa and founder of the Centre for Research on Globalization, Michel Chossudovsky, on the occasion of the 26th anniversary of the beginning of NATO’s aggression against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, reminds that it was NATO’s first official war against a sovereign country—but not the last—as this […]
Compendium of Evan Bernick Guest-blogging Posts on Birthright Citizenship
Many thanks to Prof. Evan Bernick for his insightful guest-blogging posts on birthright citizenship over the past week. For convenience, here are links to all of his posts, gathered in one place: 1. “Evan Bernick, Guest-Blogging About Birthright Citizenship” (post introducing Evan and compiling links to some of his work; written by I Read More […]
Not Worth a Transcontinental: Railroading a Nation into Prosperity
American history classes typically teach that the orig Read More Article from Mises Institute
Trump’s Three Greatest Betrayals So Far
Writing for Natural News, Lance Johnson wrote an accurate and concise summary of President Donald Trump’s greatest betrayals so far. There are three in number. Betrayal Number One From Gaza to Yemen: Trump’s expanding middle east slaughter. Trump’s betrayal is most evident in his military escalation. After cynically criticizing Biden’s bombings, Trump has launched devastating strikes on Yemen, […]
Training Young Economists
Part of bringing up young children is to tell them stories and ac Read More Article from Mises Institute
Neocons Attempt To Stall U.S.-Russia Talks
Negotiations between the U.S. and Russia about the war in Ukraine seem to be losing steam. Russia has long insisted on a solution of the conflict which removes the root causes of it. It can not allow for Ukraine to become a NATO battering ram at its doorstep. It can not allow a fascist government […]
Puerto Rico Pays More For American Energy Than Its Neighbor
Crowley Maritime, an American shipping company, recently announced that it raised the U.S. flag on a 31-year-old French-built LNG carrier to comply with the Jones Act—a 100-year-old law—finally allowing for U.S. LNG to be shipped from the U.S. mainland to Puerto Rico through a loophole in the protectionist law. A Major Problem With Minor Relief […]
The Medieval Origins of the European Miracle
“The critical point was, again the Midd Read More Article from Mises Institute
You Wouldn’t Want to Be Him on That Dreadful Day
Do you see the pattern? Populist party leaders all over Western Civ getting undone by the law courts — Călin Georgescu in Romania, election cancelled; Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil, de-railed by President Lula’s stooge judges (with CIA help); Prime Minister Robert Fico of Slovakia shot-up with five bullets in May last year (survived miraculously); the […]