“Years ago there was a plan, A Clean Break: Project for the New American Century (PNAC), to wreck the Oslo peace accords between Israel and the Palestinians and to re-mold the Middle East. It first…”
Source: Iraq, Syria, Iran…Are We To Destroy Iran Next?
“A proposed US Naval blockade of North Korea is an admission that sanctions do not work and puts the world on a course for millions of innocent deaths in both Asia and North America. More…”
Source: Threatened US Naval blockade of North Korea represents the illegal starvation of a nation
Best wishes for Lew’s speedy recovery. Lew helped create at least one generation of Austrian Economics scholars since the founding of the Mises Institute in 1982. Lew also provided a platform for scholars and others to bring libertarian ideas to the public’s attention.
Source: Target Liberty: Get Well, Lew!
“We have always considered ourselves the bipartisan duo to keep hammering the message that we can’t give up liberty for security.”
Source: Republican Rand Paul and Democrat Ron Wyden take on the mass surveillance state
“China is about to launch a new alternative financial system—here’s how it could mortally wound the US dollar.”
Source: Gold Will Soar… As China Kneecaps the Dollar
“How long until we see Priuses with “Support Your Secretive All-Powerful Federal Agents” bumper stickers?”
Source: Yes, the FBI is America’s secret police
“Stanley Druckenmiller believes the Federal Reserve should raise interest rates and normalize monetary policy.”
Source: Druckenmiller: Central banks are financial world’s ‘Darth Vader,’ creating exploding asset bubbles
Mises’s insightful essay about how “centrist” policies will lead to socialism if they are not replaced with free markets.
Source: There Can Be No Compromise | Mises Wire
“Bitcoin prices have again more than doubled. Its price has now gone up over 17 times this year, 64 times over the last three years and superseded that of the Dutch Tulip’s climb over the same time frame.”
‘We live in inflationary times. Some people might consider this statement controversial. This is because these days inflation is widely understood as a rise in the consumer price index (CPI) of more than 2 percent per year. However, there are convincing reasons to question this viewpoint.”
Source: Asset Prices Are Prices Too