Money Inflation Is Baked In. Savers Need to Preserve Assets
This time is different. Crises aren’t just typical cycles.
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What Do We Mean by Corruption?
Back in December, a county treasurer buddy of mine informed me of a “dead pe
Powell Ignites the Experts
Everyone is blaming Jerome Powell for something these days, like the stock market selloff that followed the Fed Chair’s testimony to Congress this
GMU Economics Department Takes a Stand against the DEI Agenda in Academia
Dan Klein, who took the lead in drafting the declaration, and his fellow GMU economists who endorsed it are to be congratulated for standing fast against the Progressive onslaught and courageously affirming the core academic values.
“Secession Is Inevitable” on the Judge Napolitano Podcast
I was on the Judge's podcast this morning to talk briefly about Secession and my book 'Breaking Away.'
9 Months of QT Down
Waiting for financial collapse is hardly a fast-moving process, nor something to look forward to.
Don’t Fall for the Fed’s Theatrics
Like everything in politics, Powell's testimony to Congress this week is all about optics. Don't expect any truth telling or sound economics.
Idaho House Votes to Authorize State Gold & Silver Holdings
The Idaho State House today approved a bill to enable the State Treasurer to protect state funds from inflation and other financial risks by h
Murray Rothbard’s Birthday
Today would have been Murray Rothbard's ninety-seventh birthday
The Fed Won’t Bring Down Price Inflation without a Recession
Notice how we're told the Fed is the entity that fixes the economy by disinflation, but they never admit it is the Fed that first broke the economy by causing inflation in the first place.
