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Here is a great look at the foundational principles of corporate buyouts. In her article entitled Uncivil War: Detroit Blames the South, Karen De Coster takes the UAW, Detroit News columnist John … Continue Reading →
I know no one is really interested in the economy right now, but I thought this would be a worth while post anyway.Peter Schiff is burning up the economic talk … Continue Reading →
We have written many times on the Industrial Revolution and what a drastic change it has made to our economic, cultural, and political landscape. There are so many ramifications, that it is … Continue Reading →
That popular suffrage does not now really govern this country, that it is notoriously a marketable commodity, that the United States have really ceased already to be what they pretend, … Continue Reading →
The Match Elections always seem frustrating to me. It is a time where we cannot avoid seeing how far we have fallen from being a Godly nation. It is a … Continue Reading →
From the Indepenent Business section In an extraordinary move for a nation proud of its financial prudence and stability, Switzerland was forced to take emergency measures yesterday to shore up … Continue Reading →
From the Washington Post: Peter Fitzgerald, chairman of Chain Bridge Bank in McLean, said he was “much chagrined that we will be punished for behaving prudently by now having to … Continue Reading →
As I predicted on the 10th, the government is now in the banking business. I expect an announcement that we will no longer be a free market nation, but in fact … Continue Reading →
Thanks to Kevin at Generations for reminding us of this great peom by Kipling: AS I PASS through my incarnations in every age and race, I make my proper prostrations to … Continue Reading →
I’m curious as we look at the recent events in America, how many realize the foundational belief system these things are tied to? When we discuss Palin and the feminist … Continue Reading →