Fed’s Barkin says future rate changes should be fine-tuned using new economic data
Never forget that the Federal Reserve is a tool of central planning, in a style similar to any socialist state.
U.S. Claims Western Hemispheric Domination, Denies that Russia Has Legitimate Security Interests On Its Own Border
America has declared Latin America to be in the USA’s sphere of influence. Yet American “elites” also pretend that the idea doesn’t exist if any other country invokes it.
Donald Trump, and Most Americans, Do Not Understand the Monroe Doctrine
Contrary to what most Americans seem to think. the essence of the Monroe Doctrine was a firm declaration to oppose European colonization of the Americas.
Trump Rules Out Elections in Venezuela, Anticipates Sending Troops to Occupy Venezuela
Trump has declared elections to be out of the question, and instead says he expects to send troops to occupy Venezuela.
The Aristotelian-Thomistic Roots of Austrian School
Aristotelian-Thomistic realist philosophy may be the strongest foundation for disciplines such as praxeology. As David Gordon notes in his book The Philosophical Origins of Austrian Economics, the Austrian School and realist philosophy seem made for each other. The Austrian School defends methodological individualism, a view of individual human action that Aristotle had already articulated in the Nicomachean Ethics.
The Venezuelan War is a Racket
How Destructive Are Regulations?
Time Stolen by the State: Why Infrastructure Fails under Chronic Interventionism
In emerging democracies, infrastructure is rarely treated as a means. It becomes a promise, a symbol, sometimes a substitute for progress itself. Metro systems, highways, ports, and monumental public works are announced as proof that the state is moving history forward. Yet years pass, costs multiply, and delivery remains modest. What is lost in the process is not only money, but time, the most irreplaceable of all resources.
There Are No Good Outcomes in Trump’s Latest Attempt at Regime Change in Venezuela
Early Saturday morning, after months of military buildup, strikes on boats, and verbal threats, US forces entered Venezuela on President Trump’s orders and captured President Nicolás Maduro.
A few dozen Venezuelan soldiers and civilians were reportedly killed in the bombings carried out to cover the American soldiers who flew in to grab the Venezuelan leader.