Economics

by Hadding Scott THIS IS ABOUT Adam Curtis’ documentary, All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace (2011). Ayn Rand, a Jewess born in Russia, got into Hollywood screenwriting through Jewish connections. After being required to write a screenplay for a story in which she hated all the characters,…

by Dissident Millennial IN CONTRAST to the Official Narrative™ about how great mass immigration supposedly is for the country, Neil Monroe provides a nice summary of the actual costs of such immigration on Americans who work for a living or are in need of employment: “Four million…

Rumors abound that new economic ties mark a step toward a new gold standard and abandonment of the US dollar. THE MONETARY REGIMES of China and Russia, two of the world’s most resource-rich nations, are drawing closer with every passing day. In the latest push for convergence, China has established…

Editorial Introduction by Chris Rossetti: What the courageous author of this piece does not mention is that the most important dimension of the neoliberal/Jewish push for open borders is racial: racial in that non-Whites replacing Whites constitutes biological and cultural destruction and ultimately…

Two weeks ago, in December, the Bitcoin price plummeted. Within just 9.5 hours, the cryptocurrency lost more than ten percent. And eventually it dropped 17 percent on the virtual floor within 48 hours. THE POSSIBLE CAUSE: A single Japanese insider sold his bitcoins in large quantities. With his corresponding…

The savings and loan debacle by Revilo P. Oliver THE SCANDALOUS AFFAIR of the Savings & Loan Associations, also known as Building & Loan Associations, has received relatively little attention from its victims, the American taxpayers. Perhaps the world’s beasts of burden are so used…

Discussions of the dangers of inflation inevitably end up at the worst-ever case known — the German hyperinflation of 1923. Accompanied by economists’ moralizing warnings of the dire results of governments’ printing paper money, the German hyperinflation is used as a horror…

by Hadding Scott HJALMAR SCHACHT wrote after the war about his high regard for the economic policy of the first four years of Hitler’s rule, in which he had played a key role, when deficit spending was used to create jobs and increase production, without generating inflation. Schacht was critical…

by David Sims LET US BEGIN our examination of typical capitalist behavior with a discussion about the cost of bread. In years ending in 0 or 5, the companies that make sliced bread get their boards of directors together and raise their prices. And, after the vote, the company’s directors all laugh…

by Dr. William L. Pierce EVERY FEW MONTHS for the past several years I have used this program to warn against the policy of economic globalization, which has been one of the Clinton administration’s favorite policies. I pointed out the dangers for America in so-called “free trade.”…