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Written by lewrockwell.com
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Monday, 29 September 2008 |
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Someone once remarked that the best indicator of a recession is the number of times "Mises" "Hayek" or "Austrian" appear in the newspapers. During the boom, no one wants to listen to the lessons of the Austrian economists. No one wants to hear that we need to live within our means – that the Federal Reserve does not have the power to print us into prosperity by artificially creating credit. So while the writers of LewRockwell.com were warning against the housing bubble and the inflationary nature of the Fed, the mainstream was touting the economic wisdom of Bernanke and Greenspan. When this recession hit, it seems everyone except the Austrians was caught off guard. Commentators, bureaucrats, and politicians began panicking, "Something must be done! This is Something…therefore it must be done!" Instead of looking to the mainstream for answers to this crisis, why not look to those who saw it coming? |
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Written by Restoring The Heart Of America
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Monday, 22 September 2008 |
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What it is Going to Take: A Vision for America This week has delivered to the American people the revelation of massive weakness in the financial solvency of our economy. Many of us were previously shocked at the size of the Enron bankruptcy. USA today reported that Enron was valued at over 61 billion dollars at the time of its demise. In contrast, Lehman Brothers' value was over $690 billion dollars. This was followed by the AIG bailout, which reportedly had one trillion dollars in assets. |
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Ron Paul's Endorsement of Chuck Baldwin |
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Written by Ron Paul
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Monday, 22 September 2008 |
A New Alliance - By Dr. Ron Paul Friends - please read this new and important piece by Dr. Paul. The press conference at the National Press Club had a precise purpose. It was to expose, to as many people as possible, the gross deception of our presidential election process. It is controlled by the powerful elite to make sure that neither candidate of the two major parties will challenge the status quo. There is no real choice between the two major parties and their nominees, only the rhetoric varies. The amazingly long campaign is designed to make sure the real issues are ignored. The quotes I used at the press conference from insider Carroll Quigley and the League of Women voters strongly support this contention. |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 22 September 2008 )
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