The Socialist Dilemma

January 24, 2008 Politics | Leave a Comment

Bring candy and flowers
To fight the powers
And end oppression forever

When bankers are cursed
As wealth is dispersed
Workers will band together

While society is strong
We’ll all get along
And selfish minds be purged

So greed is defeated
And poor will be treated
To everything earlier urged

But with pay guaranteed
And jobs never freed
Workers are horribly slacking

When profit is gone
No reason to move on
Production is desperately lacking

While people are weak
Politicians will speak
Sacrifice rights and property

So progress will stall
The economy will fall
Everyone descends to poverty

Robert F. Kennedy Jr discusses modern conservatism

January 24, 2008 Videos | Leave a Comment

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Be on guard against “New Deal 2″ and useless stimulus packages

January 23, 2008 Economics | Leave a Comment

The fallout over this economic crisis may include disastrous impulsive reactions against free market capitalism. The enemies of freedom will argue that greed caused the subprime mess, therefore we need a new system that punishes those disgusting greedy corporations to benefit suffering innocent working poor families. I have already seen several editorials blaming a lack of regulation and demanding the government reign in the evil bastards on Wall Street.

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Open minds are closed

January 23, 2008 Politics | 5 Comments

I strain to avoid rolling my eyes every time I hear someone claim to have an open mind. People who believe their mind is “open” have actually managed to convince themselves that bias will not influence their decisions, failing to recognize that believing you have no bias is itself a bias. In the real world, in almost every case people are either biased or ignorant — it’s called cognitive dissonance.

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Everybody panic!

January 21, 2008 Business | Leave a Comment

As stock markets around the world descend into oblivion on this joyous holiday, I thought I would take the opportunity to remind everyone that bankers will never let their empires slip away into the abyss.

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The Federal Reserve: fourth branch of government?

January 20, 2008 Politics | 2 Comments

In previous commentaries I have scolded the Federal Reserve’s indecision and the Federal Government’s spending habits. Recently in the article Bernanke fiddles while Wall Street burns I solicited rational explanations for their behavior. The response has not been overwhelming, but today I came across the following document from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis that peaked my curiosity.

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The Money Masters

January 20, 2008 Videos | Leave a Comment

The history of America’s struggle against European international bankers and essential background for the understanding of our current economic crisis. The most important documentary for those interested in truth.

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Bernanke fiddles while Wall Street burns

January 19, 2008 Economics | 2 Comments

Do something you idiot.

It’s incredible how a Professor who earned much of his fame by criticizing the Federal Reserve’s ineffective communication strategy is proving to be one of the most incompetent communicators in recent history.

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Financial Bloat

January 18, 2008 Business | Leave a Comment

Why bankrupt banks may be good for America

There are too many 20-somethings running around Wall Street making tens of millions of dollars every year. They actually think that’s normal, it’s not. In any economy there is a finite amount of money available to be spent without introducing inflation and allocating a disproportionate amount of that money to financial institutions is a great way to create the conditions for inevitable collapse.

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How to save America

January 18, 2008 Economics | Leave a Comment

The fundamental problem with America’s economy is an obsession with wasteful consumption. Until that is resolved, nothing will change in the long run. It has become normal and acceptable for people to exploit easy credit for housing, cars, appliances, electronics, or anything else you can charge to your plastic card.

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