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Tax-Haven Tales: Kooks, Crooks and Con Men in the Offshore World Dear Laissez Faire Club Member, Charles Adams is a legendary specialist and historian. His book For Good and Evil ranks as among the most influential policy works of the … Continue reading →

A very enjoyable video. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBi9KX_5AC4]

Posted by Michael McKay April 2, 2012 All, When reading the highly recommended book by Adam Ferguson, When Money Dies, one of the most important things to note is what kind of money people spontaneously moved to when their “money” … Continue reading →

The creators of the Constitution did not intend to bind their posterity to it nor did they have the power to do so if it in fact were their intention. So, if the creators did not bind their posterity to … Continue reading →

You cannot be at once entirely free and entirely enslaved, much as you cannot be pregnant and not pregnant at the same time. Either you are free, or you are a slave. Once you have become a slave, no matter … Continue reading →

The first sentence of the first section of the book reads, “The Constitution has no inherent authority or obligation.” Talk about making an entrance. Lysander Spooner looks at the Constitution as a contract, and as such could only have been binding on those … Continue reading →

Today I want to talk a bit about a topic that should be discussed in every household, especially those interested in the economic well-being of their families and of the nation. This newsletter is a primer on some initial facts … Continue reading →

Evidence abounds that the central bank concept is on its way out. The complete and obvious failure of central stabilization and monetary “stimulus” becomes more apparent every day. Stagnation, depression, and a decline in the standard of living in the … Continue reading →

The Great Conflation: Fascism is not Capitalism I have been an activist for several years and have most recently spent my time at Occupy Los Angeles at LA City Hall. Once more, I ran into the same wall that still … Continue reading →