American economy

by Revilo P. Oliver LAST APRIL, National Review carried a significant article. Professor William R. Hawkins, a professional economist, in Neomercantilism: Is there a Case for Tariffs? took his departure from the fact that America’s industrial potential has been partly destroyed already…

The following is an excerpt from Der Deutsche Staat auf nationaler und sozialer Grundlage (The German State on a National and Social Basis), by Gottfried Feder, originally written in 1923, 17th edition, Munich, 1933. Translation of excerpt 1982, by F.B., Australia. by Gottfried Feder “WHEN THE STATE…

by Rob Freeman RECRUITING more people into our network is extremely important, simply because there will be safety in numbers after the breakdown. However, I also believe that most of us are woefully unprepared for what’s coming and that we need to start expending much of our time and energy to…

by Revilo P. Oliver THE LEAD ARTICLE in the Scientific American for May is “A Surge in Inequality,” by Lester C. Thurow, A.M. (Oxon.), Ph.D. (in Economics, Harvard), who is a Professor of Management and Economics in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He adduces statistics that…

EDITOR’S NOTE: Mark Weber is correct. And Obama is wrong when he says that we should not “fall back into tribes.” Every successful nation that has ever come into being has been based on kinship — that is, on shared ancestry and culture. But when a nation becomes an empire, it…

What is money, really? What is wealth? And what do ‘economic stimulus’ and war and foreign aid do to our wealth? by Kevin Alfred Strom based on the American Dissident Voices broadcast of July 10, 2004 IN 1957, Julian Huxley wrote about the dangers the world might face in 2007. He told of a world wracked by…

And what, pray tell, are the chances that she and all her recent predecessors-in-untruth would be of the same Middle Eastern tribe? by David Sims FEDERAL RESERVE Chairman (and Jewess) Janet Yellen (pictured) is promulgating a fictional summary of the US economy, pretending to observe a robustness…

An island of prudence in a sea of profligacy. Russia’s debt is so small you’ll probably have to click for higher resolution to even see it. TWO WEEKS AGO, we published a post showing the world economy in one visualization. In the corresponding comments section, a user asked us if we could…

by Andrew Joyce ONE OF THE standout stars of the online moneylending business is Al Goldstein, a Jew from Uzbekistan who arrived in America with his family in 1988. Goldstein is the co-founder and CEO of AvantCredit.com, one of America’s fastest growing online providers of consumer loans. After securing…

by Dr. William L. Pierce READING, writing, and arithmetic in the schoolroom may seem far removed from the fire and blood of the modern battlefield, but one can nevertheless understand much of the reason for the decline in Americans’ chances on the latter by looking at the causes of their declining performance…