Look, I love Blimey Cow . They make a new video every Monday. This one goes after a pet peeve I’m sure a lot of us have.
Archives for March 2012
See Me in Philadelphia and Des Moines!
I hope you Philadelphia and New Jersey people will be attending Nullify Now Philadelphia next Saturday, where I’ll be speaking alongside Sheriff Richard Mack and others. This will be a great time. Check it out . Then, on April 4, I’ll be speaking in Des Moines at Drake… Read More
Oil Speculators and Iran
The great economist Bob Murphy is now making videos for his YouTube channel . I hope he’ll follow the $1,000,000 suggestion I gave him some months ago, but as I wait for that, I present to you his most recent video, on oil speculation.
Congratulations to Young Americans for Liberty
On having 300 chapters across the country!
Seven Signs of a Sociopath
Peter Schiff in ‘The Bubble’
Here are some excerpts from the interview Peter Schiff did for the documentary — now titled The Bubble — we’re putting together based on my 2009 book and New York Times bestseller Meltdown , which took an Austrian/free-market look at the financial crisis.
Why Everything Should Be Abolished
How’s This for a Unique Liberty Candidate?
Dan O’Connor is running for U.S. Congress in New York’s District 12, which includes Chinatown. Unlike the incumbent, Dan lived in China for six years and speaks Chinese. He is worth checking out . Here’s a nice video, showing him interacting with Chinese-speaking constituents who favor commerce and oppose war — Dan’s… Read More
Beware Gold!
Is there anything in this article that isn’t false, a fallacy, or confusion? You have to love how fiscal and monetary stimuli are presented as indisputably Good Things; since a gold standard would inhibit the government’s ability to do those things, gold is a Bad Thing. And… Read More
The Hero
The Atlantic‘s cover: It’s the old something-for-nothing analysis: by buying stuff with money conjured out of thin air, by creating “liquidity” ex nihilo, disaster was averted. Financial disasters are not caused by real imbalances, real capital misallocations, etc. Nope. They’re caused by the lack of… Read More