Guy Smith | May 30, 2009
It should be American policy to produce insane quantities of cheap and clean energy to the point that The States become a net energy exporter.
Once government quits fiddling with energy economics, we just might.
Juice drives many things. It powers factories that employ people. It keeps alive the beep-beep machines in hospital that in [...]
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Guy Smith | May 21, 2009
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Publishing a book is like giving birth to an elephant: It takes a long time, hurts like hell and is accompanied with a lot of ear splitting noise.
But it is done. Afterlife is now on the market. Order a thousand copies today.
After death, one soon discovers that every theologian was right. The afterlife [...]
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Guy Smith | May 17, 2009
“The fascist conception of life stresses the importance of the State and accepts individuals only insofar as their interests coincide with those of the State. Fascism is opposed to classical liberalism that denies the State in the name of the individual … The maxim that society exists only for the well-being and freedom of the [...]
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Guy Smith | May 14, 2009
The end of Washington’s spending spree may soon come thanks to incautious California.
The day care center known as the California Legislature has led the State of Disaster to fiscal ruin. So bad is the situation here in the Shaky State that politicians – unable to balance the budget without bankrupting the taxpayers – rigged [...]
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Guy Smith | May 10, 2009
Economists define inflation as an expansion of the money supply. Print more money, put more money into circulation, that expands the stockpile of cash. We plebiscites experience inflation in terms of higher prices. Groceries cost more. Gasoline costs more. Medical care costs more. Inflation is like a tax without a tax [...]
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