Sunday, March 15
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Robert Fredericks is the guest editor today. |
Pakistan Blocks Highways, Summons Army Help Against Protesters
“The
protests sharpened a nearly three-week-old confrontation that began Feb. 25,
when the Supreme Court barred Sharif, Zardari’s chief rival and a former
prime minister, from public office.”
Geithner Calls for Tripling of IMF Firepower
“Incredibly,
the IMF is now being trumpeted by the top politicos of G-7 nations as the
ideal body to bring stability to the global financial system.”
“The
good news is that some of the most important building blocks of the successor
economy can be financed dirt cheap.”
Barack the Short Bus Riding Bully
“He
has taken a country that used to be decent, not quite a top notch ice cream
parlor, but a 31 Flavors with about 8 choices left, and turned it into filth
and uselessness.”
California Legislator Wants to Censor Google Earth
“Joel
Anderson, a Republican California state assemblyman from
Mexico Drug Lord on Forbes Rich List With $1 Billion
Joaquin
"Shorty" Guzman is a product of The War on Drugs.
False and True Connections Between Libertarianism and Conservatism
“…there
is no praxeological proof that there is anything at all wrong with
illegitimacy, nor with drug use, homosexuality, promiscuity, prostitution, nor
any of the other manifestations of ‘multicultural-egalitarian lifestyle
experiments’.”
Obama
Administration Claims Copyright Treaty Involves State Secrets?!?
“When
the Obama administration took over, there was a public stance that this
administration was going to be more transparent -- especially with regards to things like Freedom of Information Act
requests.”
China's
Premier 'Worried' About Treasury Holdings, Urges US to Safeguard Its Assets
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Confronting “Government Intelligence”?
“This is a lighthouse, mate.” (Video)
Why the Meltdown Should Have Surprised No One
Peter Schiff speaks at the Austrian Scholars Conference at the Mises Institute. (Audio)
Credit Card Companies Begin Breaking Legs, Thumbs
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