World History

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T. Hunt Tooley

The 20 years known as the interwar years is a pivotal period both for good and ill. For anyone that revers liberty, the interwar period is absolutely crucial for understanding and interpreting today’s geopolitical circumstances. The period certainly produced a design for the world to come.

Julian Adorney

The myth endures that after Hitler inherited a country ravaged by the Great Depression in 1933, his aggressive policies turned the nation around and created an economic powerhouse. But the truth is something far different. It became a story of rationing, shortages, and misery in the Third Reich.

Frank Hollenbeck

Voltaire once said, “Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value — zero.”

Murray N. Rothbard

Nafta is a big business trade deal. It is part of a long campaign to integrate and cartelize government in order to entrench the interventionist mixed economy.

Patrick Barron

The dollar is very susceptible to losing its vaunted reserve currency position.

Henry Hazlitt

Hume pointed out that, while conduct should be judged by its “utility,” it is not specific acts that should be so judged, but general rules  of action.