Archive for April 4th, 2011

EconomicCollapseBlog.com If you know someone that believes that the U.S. economy is in great shape, just show that person the following statistics. But please don’t show these statistics to anyone that is feeling depressed or that has just lost a job – it might push such a person over the edge. The sad truth... »

by Gary North LewRockwell.com On a conservative site last week, the editor wrote this: While the Constitution has been largely ignored over the last 80 years, the document is very real, and its purpose is clear: to limit greatly the powers of the federal government. Having said this, he went on to a conclusion:... »

The Silence of Institutions by Butler Shaffer LewRockwell.com A few decades ago one could . . . still accept the expression “My Country right or wrong” as a proper expression of patriotism; today this standpoint can be regarded as lacking in moral responsibility. ~ Konrad Lorenz I was startled the other morning to see... »

by Michael S. Rozeff LewRockwell.com A chorus of U.S. and international officials keeps chanting that “Gaddafi must go” because, they keep repeating, he has lost legitimacy. Let’s turn the tables. How legitimate is the U.S. government? I’m not talking about the popularity of particular persons like Obama, Bush I, Bush II, or Clinton. Changing... »

By Attorney Jonathan Emord April 4, 2011 NewsWithViews.com Since the 1960’s the Food and Drug Administration has repeatedly endeavored to regulate dietary supplements out of the market. With the adoption of costly new process controls (current good manufacturing practice regulations) regulating every aspect of supplement production and the recent passage of the Food Safety... »

By Dennis L. Cuddy, Ph.D. April 4, 2011 NewsWithViews.com In Kenneth Teitelbaum’s Schooling for “Good Rebels”: Socialist Education for Children in the United States, 1900-1920, he describes the formation of 1000 “Socialist Sunday Schools” (SSS) in 64 cities in the U.S. between 1900 and 1920. These SSS included children from 5 to 14 years... »