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This is the best Batman movie yet. Christian Bale, living up to the promise of his performances in American Psycho and Equilibrium, is the best Batman, hands down. Bale’s Batman is dark, dangerous, disturbed, dehumanized and vengeful—as he was meant to be. As Batman, his voice takes on a guttural, animalistic quality. The new menacing-looking, tank-like, car-crunching, building-smashing Batmobile is a better reflection of Batman’s spiritual being than the sleek Batmobile of earlier movies.

We Want to Protect You from Wal-Mart

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A weblog titled “The Neighborhood Retail Alliance“ offers what it calls the “Conservative Case Against Wal-Mart in NYC“, an economic study for the case against Wal-Mart, which being served from a small business alliance, should make the reader question the inherent bias and accuracy in which they present the issues The “study” engages in the trade-deficit fallacy when discussing how the dollars are exported and

The U.N. Tax vs. The Liberty Committee

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A message from Kent Snyder of The Liberty Committee, Congressman Ron Paul’s group:

Update: We won! Yes, we won!

June 15, 2005

Thank you!

Only minutes ago, the Paul amendment to prevent the U.N. from placing a direct tax on American citizens in order to fund its sovereignty-busting agenda was accepted
by the U.S. House of Representatives. We won!

You see the link here?

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Karl Rove, mastermind of Bush’s big-government imperium, writes a mushy tribute to Reagan for being a man of ideas (just like Rove, don’t you know) and for supposedly adopting his economic views from Ludwig von Mises (link to Mises.org therein). I say: all elected and appointed officials, along with thier hirlings, should take a few years off from governing and read his works.

The Best Book on Money Ever Written

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What’s the best book on money ever written? That’s an easy one: What Has Government Done to Our Money? by Murray N. Rothbard. The Mises Institute is bringing out a new edition, and uniting it with Rothbard’s radical blueprint for monetary reform. You can help.

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Batman: A Review

We Want to Protect You from Wal-Mart

The U.N. Tax vs. The Liberty Committee

You see the link here?

The Housing Crisis

87% of statistics are made up

The Best Book on Money Ever Written

Protection is Like War

The Many Evils of Inflation

Property Rights