2008? That’s Ancient History, Right?
Memories are short, and 2008 is ancient history. Consumers can’t suppress their urge to consume. Lenders can’t suppress their urge to lend. We’ve learned …
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Mellon vs. Geithner
Most of America has suffered since the crash of 2007. Property values plummeted, unemployment soared and remained stubbornly high, the use of food stamps …
The House Is Still a Dump
“Half of the nation’s 40 biggest publicly traded corporate spenders have announced plans to curtail capital expenditures this year or next.” This is The …
What Bankers Do and Don’t Know
Or do and don’t do as the case may be. My talk from the Property and Freedom Society conference in Bodrum, Turkey.
Currencies of the Future
Many people complain about government control of currency, but only a few do something about it. I’m not talking about movements to “audit the …
Good Money Is Real Money
One of the key pillars to returning money to the people, as Ron Paul mentions in a new edition of The Case for Gold …
Democracy Is a Terrible System, Period
The election year of 2012 reminds us of the sheer waste and lunacy of democracy. Like soccer’s World Cup or the Summer or Winter …
The Currency War Heats Up
During the last debate, Mitt Romney emphatically stated he would blast China for manipulating its currency the first day he takes office. Talk about …
Swimming in the Jury Pool
As the old saying goes, no good deed goes unpunished. The chronicling of my courtroom rant against drug laws has prompted a few readers …
Can Jury Slaves Say What’s True?
Until last week, I had managed all of my adult life to avoid jury duty. As a young adult in Topeka, Kan., I was …