I opened Mr. Buchanan's book with trepidation. According to press accounts, Pat Buchanan had shed his cloak as a noted conservative commentator to reveal himself as a sympathizer with the Third Reich and its Führer.
We could have another on our hands if the bureaucrats get involved in regulating prices again.
You may never have heard of them, but they battled against the main cause of state expansion in the 20th century.
Rothbard's classic history of colonial and revolutionary America, back in print at last.
Pat Buchanan, protectionist, now says that US trade sanctions are counterproductive and should be repealed. Yes, but so should all restrictions on trade.
In the 1930s, a coalescence took place between the Old Right and certain elements of the left. Some intellectuals in the "progressive" camp, such as the historians Charles A. Beard and Harry Elmer Barnes
Professor Mahl's excellent monograph helps clear up a historical mystery. As everyone knows, Americans before Pearl Harbor opposed, in overwhelming numbers, entry into World War II.
Despite this formidable record of ethnic engineering, not until Bill Clinton and Madeline Albright commenced bombing Kosovo (in order to save it) was there an opportunity to import refugees (created by US imperialism) at taxpayer expense to the United States. The Clinton administration had originally announced that it would bring 20,000 of the Kosovars to the US, but Milosevic capitulated before the full contingent could be moved. Add that to his war crimes.
The old formula is at work: distract the people from internal corruption. (Article by Yuri N. Maltsev)
