European Central Bank In Panic Mode as Economy Stalls

The eurozone could not borrow from the momentum of the U.S. economy in the third quarter as economic growth slumped to a tepid 0.2% , the slowest rate in more than four years. With the 19-nation currency bloc beginning to stagnate, and the heavyweights failing to post significant gains, Brussels is in panic mode, likely leaning on the European Central Bank (ECB) for further stimulus.

Dries Van Thielen is a Belgian historian with an interest in nineteenth-century political economics and migration pat

On Voting

[From No Treason No. VI: The Constitution of No Authority.]

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All the voting that has ever taken place under the Constitution, has been of such a kind that it not only did not pledge the whole people to support the Constitution, but it did not even pledge any one of them to do so, as the following considerations show.