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The Zealous Pursuit of State-Sponsored Collapse
Government intervention into a nation’s economy is as foolish as attempting to control the sun’s rise and fall by law or force. But that doesn’t mean governments don’t meddle each and every day with the best – and worst – … Continue reading
Posted in MN Gordon, Politics
Tagged collapse, government meddling, price fixing, taxes, wage controls
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Lessons from Squanto
Governments across the planet will go to any length to meddle in the lives and private affairs of their citizens. This is what our experiences and observations have shown. What gives? For one, politicians have an aversion to freedom and liberty. … Continue reading
Posted in Government Debt, MN Gordon
Tagged collapse, debt, default, government meddling, pilgrims, squanto
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To Hell In A Bucket
“No one really cares about the U.S. federal debt,” remarked a colleague and Economic Prism reader earlier in the week. “You keep writing about it as if anyone gives a lick.” We could tell he was just warming up. So, … Continue reading
Posted in Government Debt, MN Gordon
Tagged collapse, congress, debt, default, speed of light, speed of sound
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