Until you really understand the history, words and the context of Thomas Jefferson’s letter to J.W. Eppes in 1813, we are doomed to repeat the same mistakes people have made, by ignoring those words, for the past 200 years. “Paper money is liable to be abused, has been, is, and forever will be abused, in…
Video Source: aaron thorn [expand title=”More Information” tag=”h4″]Judge Andrew Napolitano on the history of the federal government’s neglect, disdain, and continual erosion of the Constitution from John Adams to George W. Bush. Learn about the “Alien and Sedition Act”, FISA, and the Patriot Act and what we must do to get back to Constitutional fidelity…
Download The Free Book by Andrew Johnson, Finding the Truth 9/11: Finding the Truth: 2nd Edition by CSPtrade From the Pete Santilli Show: The Coverup Has Been More Damaging Than The Event – Andrew Johnson Featured guest Andrew Johnson, from the United Kingdom U.K. Andrew Johnson grew up in Yorkshire, England and graduated from Lancaster…
Karl Denninger was one of 28 financial luminaries who offered timely market commentary at the Navigating the Politicized Economy Summit last September in Carlsbad, California. You may not have been there, but you can still hear every minute of all the presentations – which include actionable investment advice – with the Summit Audio Collection (over…
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THE PLAIN TRUTH by Judge Napolitano What if the Constitution didn’t apply? By: Judge Andrew Napolitano | 11/22/11 6:29 PM What if the whole purpose of the Constitution was to limit the government? What if Congress’ enumerated powers in the Constitution no longer limited Congress, but were actually used as justification to extend Congress’ authority…
Repost of Tom Woods article about a topic that has been discussed in length by Lyndon LaRouche… ‘Repeal’ of Glass-Steagall Irrelevant to Financial Crisis Although we’ve heard a great deal about how “deregulation” caused the financial crisis, specific cases of repealed legislation that would have prevented it are few and far between. The one some…
Video Source: RonPaulNow.com Cain’s Favorite Fed Chairman: “Print More Money” Herman Cain said that Alan Greenspan was his favorite Federal Reserve Chairman. That the TARP-supporting, financial crisis-denying Cain would think Greenspan had a good head for economics should be no surprise. We can assume that Greenspan’s words here represent some of the economic thinking Cain…
Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke is hinting at a third round of quantitative easing. But Dallas Federal Reserve Bank president Richard Fisher said today: I firmly believe that the Federal Reserve has already pressed the limits of monetary policy. So-called QE2, to my way of thinking, was of doubtful efficacy, which is why I did…
