Power & Market
The hope for national unity in the shadow of a failing state
Should Trump’s call for “unity” result in further moderation of his politics, the result could ultimately still provide a win for the regime that either desired his death or was at least disinterested in preventing it.
Why we’ll never know what really happened in Butler, Pa.
Just days after the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, theories are flying from all directions.
Argentina must repudiate its debt
Inflation from the government and the banking system is usually aided unconsciously by the people, who generally believe that some moderate periodi
The Trump Assassination Attempt and Opposition Rhetoric Encouraging Political Violence
This weekend a wannabe-assassin tried to kill former President Donald Trump, injuring him and two others and killing another man:
The Regime No Longer Wants Biden
After the first presidential debate on June 27, 2024, the media did something no one suspected: they began running headlines questioning President
Warmongers Win in The French Legislative Election while Everyone Else Loses
After the recent election in France, the mainstream media is jubilant at the defeat of the far-right coalition.
Joe Biden’s Meltdown and Its Implications
My wife and I comprised an “Oreo family” at one time. We were the filling between raising children and helping parents age.
Is High Inflation Followed by Demands for Sound Money? Usually Not.
The severe losses for the center-right parties in the mid-summer French and British general elections, together with a shift in the US toward MAGA within the Republican Party, pose a severe and possibly existential challenge to the ideal of sound money.
Dr. Robert Malone Reads Rothbard
One of the silver linings of the covid regime is the fact that the state overplayed its hand and turned many people into skeptics of the State. This wave of healthy skepticism has led to a surge of interest in the work of Murray Rothbard, the State’s greatest enemy.