Posts Tagged ‘Federal Reserve’
Gold and Economic Freedom by Alan Greenspan
An almost hysterical antagonism toward the gold standard is one issue which unites statists of all persuasions. They seem to sense - perhaps more clearly and subtly than many consistent defenders of laissez-faire - that gold and economic freedom are inseparable, that the gold standard is an instrument of laissez-faire and that each implies and [...]
Texas Is And Remains A Sovereign State – So Don’t Mess With It!
I have been following the Texas Nationalist Movement as well as other state sovereignty and secessionist movements around the country but especially the Texas Nationalists, because I grew up in Austin, Texas. Although I lived in other states, moved to Hawai'i almost twenty years ago and lived in three foreign countries, I'm still a bit surprised [...]
The Fall of the Republic: The Presidency of Barack H. Obama and Commentary
Alex Jone's New Documentary Part One I have not yet seen this documentary, so it's really a running commentary of it. I have an idea of what it's about: the loss of civil liberties, the growth of government, the threat of global governance, etc. I know Alex Jones can be over the top, but too much of the time his warnings have proved correct. So, [...]
Freedom Watch: 29 July 2009
Judge Napolitano and Ron Paul HR1207 - Federal Reserve Transparency Act, Ben Bernanke, and The Great Depression It's encouraging to see Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke feeling some heat. As Ron Paul wrote earlier this week, what the Central Bankers call independence is really secrecy to act for their own self interests. It's time [...]
Blogging Meltdown: How Government Created the Housing Bubble – Culprit 3, The government’s artificial stimulus to speculation
Sub-prime, Prime Mortgages, and the FED Of the list of culprits, Woods believes that too much blame has focused on the sub-prime loans. Besides the government's push for minority home-ownership, the Fed's increase in reserves for the banks allowed lending innovations such as 100 percent loans to become institutionalized features in the banking [...]
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