Thursday, March 20
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Jeremy Horpedahl is the guest editor today. |
"For at least the last three centuries, economists have had ample evidence that fiat money -- another name for the paper government orders us to use in exchange for real goods and services -- has a short lifespan. It exists because it’s easy to create, and when money is easy to create, it gets created -- for the benefit of some at the expense of the rest of us." Column by George F. Smith.
Smarter Than a Rothschild or a British Prime Minister?
Column by Douglas Herman.
A false tip from an anonymous informant leads to a late night, no-knock raid. A cop is dead, and the subject of the raid is charged with first-degree murder. Scary.
Pot Arrests Up Despite Initiatives
Looks
like democracy is alive and well in
Justices Agree on Right to Own Guns
A reason to be tentatively optimistic.
Watch
the video. Not surprisingly, the other talking heads on CNBC don’t get it
(“What’s so bad about a 400 point gain in the Dow?”).
The Purpose of Public Schooling
“A
primary purpose of the educational system is to train school children in good
citizenship, patriotism and loyalty to the state and the nation as a means of
protecting the public welfare.” That quotation is from the
ACLU Sues Pigs for Failing to Fly
“In
January of 2006, the ACLU convinced
“A
government monopoly transmogrified into a government-protected 'private
monopoly' is not privatization, and it's not vulture capitalism. It's pretend
privatization engineered by vulture governmentism.”
Asked
About 2/3 of Americans' Opposition to War, Cheney Says, 'So?'
Pentagon's
Mind-Reading Computers Replicate
US Fighter Project Behind Schedule
And over budget. Shocking!
Troopers Used Cars to Ram Suspects
Just another day of protecting and serving.
Top Seven Reasons Why Peeps Are Evil
Possibly offensive if you are sensitive to peeps in compromising positions.
FCC Okays Nudity on TV If It’s Alyson Hannigan
Satire. (video)
Supreme Court to Rule on Broadcast Indecency
Not satire.
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