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Jesus Christ stated that the poor you will always have amongst you. However, he did not say that the problem of being poor could not be solved. In fact, again He said “the poor you will always have amongst you.” I interpret that to mean that despite viable solutions to poverty, people, especially progressive government […]
In political science terms medieval Iceland has been called an “anarchy,” but it is more realistic to describe it as a very peer-to-peer kind of government. — Nick Szabo Many observers think Nick Szabo is the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto, creator of Bitcoin. Szabo, you see, is a coding wizard who had already created an earlier […]
Want to run a nation right? Listen to what God says about it! “Politics According to the Bible: A Comprehensive Resource for Understanding Modern Political Issues in Light of Scripture” by Wayne Grudem. ABOUT POLITICS ACCORDING TO THE BIBLE A variety of perspectives exist within the Christian community when it comes to political issues and […]
Ancient Rome wasn’t built in a day, the old adage goes. It wasn’t torn down in a day either, but a good measure of its long decline to oblivion was the government’s bad habit of chipping away at the value of its own currency. In this essay we refer to “inflation,” but in its classical sense — […]
On the morning of September 11, 2001, I couldn’t help thinking, I could have been a passenger on one of those planes that crashed into the World Trade Center. Today the feeling is back, as if we are all passengers on a hijacked plane the size of America, heading towards an imminent crash. The question is, knowing […]
The Communist Party of the USA is aggressively competing for dominance in our country. The well-researched and written article below by Terresa Monroe-Hamilton is a Must Read and take action piece exposing the diabolical ways of a belief system adamantly and bitterly opposed to the values and ideals for which America was created. The wolf […]
Through illegal immigration and so-called refugee resettlement programs, both importing a new breed of American “citizen” and a new crop of voters, the U.S. elections are now heavily influenced by foreign anti-American interests. The voter demographics of our country are being intentionally and purposefully altered. But that may not be the greatest threat to American […]
Everyone seems to know about Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century. It’s all about unequal distribution of wealth and the government measures we need to fix it. But we’ve been here before. Deja vu. The same focus drove the public debate more than a century ago. It’s strange how a bestselling book from a century […]
When Adolf Hitler published “Mein Kampf” in 1926, he spelled out his vision for Germany’s domination of the world and annihilation of the Jews. Germany would not have lost WWI, he wrote, “if twelve or fifteen thousand of these Hebrew corrupters of the people had been held under poison gas.” In 1933, Hitler’s Nazis took […]
It is 1900. Two visitors from the year 2015 arrive at your doorstep. They are here to tell you about the future. One hundred years of horror The first visitor looks grim. He tells you that “the war to end all wars” will soon begin. It will encompass the globe and destroy millions of lives. […]
Reasoned agnosticism is a welcome antidote to hysteria by MAX BORDERS. Reasonable people can disagree about the nature and extent of climate change. But no one should sally forth into this hostile territory without reason and reflection. “Some scientists make ‘period, end of story’ claims,” writes biologist and naturalist Daniel Botkin in the Wall Street Journal, “that […]
When President Obama spoke of fundamentally transforming America, I took him at his word. I was always troubled by those comments because, although America has issues that will require creative solutions, it certainly shouldn’t be fundamentally “transformed.” Transformed into what? One transformation that President Obama is trying to institute is a legacy of dramatically bigger, […]
The evidence says bigger isn’t better by COREY IACONO. How much government spending is enough, and how much is too much? While some spending on infrastructure, defense, and courts is probably beneficial, many economists suspect that public spending has decreasing marginal benefits: after a certain point, further spending results in slower growth by crowding out […]
There has been controversy surrounding the decision by Starbucks to require its employees (baristas) to discuss race relations with customers when they purchase their lattes. What is the role of a corporation when it comes to social issues? Some corporations use their power to push social issues but at what cost? Is this a hidden […]
Forty-three years ago today Milton Friedman published his article “The Social Responsibility of Business Is to Increase its Profits.” It is to Friedman’s credit that most of this short article rings as true today as it did on September 13, 1970. It is at the same time disappointing that this piece remains timely precisely because […]