Archive for January 5th, 2011

by Murray N. Rothbard LewRockwell.com At the end of World War II an all-powerful United States succeeded in imposing on the Western world its major economic war aim: the Bretton Woods international monetary system, establishing fixed exchange rates and the dollar as the base of world currencies. That system was thought to be engraved... »

by Hossein Askari and Noureddine Krichene LewRockwell.com The fascinating two-year “rumble” that has been threatening since the November 2010 mid-term United States elections will unfold after the new congress is seated this week. The feature bout on the card will pit: in the right corner, Ron Paul, the Texas Republican congressman, a graduate of... »

A Look Back, and Some 2011 Predictions by Simon Black LewRockwell.com Welcome back, and happy New Year. After a wonderful, relaxing weekend here in beautiful Santiago that involved meeting up with a couple of subscribers, I’m buckling down to the business at hand that will include finalizing preparations for our upcoming workshop, as well... »

By Investigating Journalist Jon Rappoport January 5, 2011 NewsWithViews.com Across America, millions of people who believe in health freedom are either asleep or waiting for some trigger to move them into action. These people stand for the right to manage their health in any way they want to, without government intervention or imposed limits.... »

By Cliff Kincaid January 5, 2011 NewsWithViews.com Having failed to inflate some Navy comedy videos into a national scandal, the major media are now reluctantly reporting that crew members of the USS Enterprise respect and defend their skipper, Captain Owen Honors, who stars in the videos and makes several off-color and anti-gay jokes. “Former... »