Throughout history, there have been tyrannies that have been imposed on the citizenry through non-democratic means. Monarchies have been one example. Another example have been communist regimes in the Soviet Union, China, North Korea, and Cuba. Still other examples have been US-supported national-security-state coups in Iran, Guatemala, and Chile.
The U.S. directly purchased Argentine pesos and finalized a $20-billion currency swap to provide stability amid the country’s economic turmoil.
There are men who write books. And there are men who write worlds. Ludwig von Mises—exiled in his own land—single-handedly birthed an entire science, invisible to the eyes of an age bewitched by the tyranny of numbers.
For every $5 the government collected in taxes, about $1 went to pay interest.
The authors of multiple peer-reviewed studies in the British medical journal The Lancet, say the actual death toll is much higher.
“Institutional inflows and Fed rate cuts along with a weakened dollar create the perfect storm for demand in Bitcoin...”
Under President Milei, the interventions have rapidly depleted the Treasury’s hard currency holdings.
The effects of the central bank’s pandemic zero-interest policy are still with us. The Las Vegas Review Journal business page blasted this headline today, “Rent-price drop highest in the U.S.”
Rents have fallen 13.6 percent from 2022, tying Atlanta for the largest drop of any metro area followed by once sizzling Austin at 13.4 percent. These numbers are according to realtor.com.
As the Left and the neocons advance against us to take away our liberties, many people appeal to the Constitution. Isn’t it unconstitutional for the President to involve us in foreign wars? The Constitution vests the warmaking power entirely in Congress. All sorts of things are denounced as unconstitutional, usually on good grounds. We should not avoid arguments of this type, which are often of some use in blocking radical left judges from reading their own agenda into the Constitution.
