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Wednesday, November 30, 2011

The socialist state is necessarily a police state

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Individualism and the Industrial Revolution by Ludwig von Mises Liberals stressed the importance of the individual. The 19th-century...
Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Arguably

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Arguing Hitchens Arguably: Essays [1], Christopher Hitchens, Twelve Books, 788 pages By George Scialabba  [2] It has always been with ...

Unbelievable

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Canada: "We Believe in Free Trade" and Will End Dozens of Tariffs on Imports to Help Manufacturing By Mark Perry TORONTO (...

Deregulation is our last, best hope.

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Curing the Unemployment Blues by  Richard A. Epstein   One of the enduring faiths of modern progressive thought is that  omniscient poli...

The only lesson of History is that it does not teach us anything

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Lessons of History? By Thomas Sowell It used to be common for people to urge us to learn "the lessons of history." But his...
Monday, November 28, 2011

Virtual reality gone out of control

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2012=1968?   In 2008, Barack Obama lit a fire among young activists. Next year, Occupy Wall Street could consume him. By John Heilem...

Like an ancient Greek Tragedy

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The Euro Area Is Coming to an End By Peter Boone and Simon Johnson Investors sent Europe’s politicians a painful message last week w...

An influx of creativity

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Will They Survive? By Yoani Sánchez Between the ugly concrete buildings and the mansions with gardens, timid spaces for entertainmen...

Quote of the Day

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Pro-Market vs. Pro-Business   "There is a world of difference between being pro-market and being pro-business. Sometimes, the two p...

The short of the century

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The bubble in government bonds is finally bursting by DETLEV SCHLICHTER “The government can always pay.” This is a statement that ha...