by David Sims LESS THAN sixty years ago, a US citizen could buy a good house for his family with less than his income over two years. If he made $9,000 per year, then his house probably cost him $12,000. Today, the man might make $81,000 per year, but his house costs upwards of $600,000. It makes sense that…

If imposed, it would be cause for great celebration. by David Sims THE DIRECTORS and officers of the usurious central banks are harmful to the country, so why don’t our soldiers simply shoot them as enemies? It seems like a good, swift object lesson would do much to deter the international bankers…

by David Sims ACCORDING to the Associated Press, a Pittsburgh-area father has been charged with child endangerment after his son walked to school on a Saturday — without his father’s permission or knowledge. This government overreach is one of many symptoms of Jewish usury, which I’ll…

by David Sims THE POWERS that be of our world talk a good talk about rights. But they don’t really mean it. They really want to control rights, so they can decide who may exercise them and who may not. And, naturally, they intend to reserve to themselves the most privileged status. As an example,…

by David Sims JIM GOAD recently wrote: “In modern America, you can’t even publicly notice Jewish success. You are forced, to borrow a very loaded term, to deny it. This suggests that for Jewish success to persist, some people feel that its very existence must be vigilantly denied.” …

by Mike King THESE ESOTERIC (high-fallutin’) academic discussions regarding whether or not The Federal Reserve The Hebrew National Bank should raise interest rates or lower interest rates are as confusing as they are amusing. It’s confusing because – unless one has been taught…

A debate with a libertarian, Ockjay, on the merits of the system that is failing us, and would fail us even more if it were unrestrained by David Sims My Opening Statement CAPITALISM has proved to be another system for economic organization that fails in the long run. Both capitalism and socialism work…

by Max Musson ACCORDING TO those who promote European union as an idealistic aim and those who promote the EU as the embodiment of that ideal, such a union is intended to be beneficial for all concerned — a state of affairs in which each member state is stronger and more secure because of the fraternal…

“Stress tests” are only necessary because of the inherently fraudulent nature of fractional reserve banking, which creates money out of thin air and never has enough funds to meet depositors’ claims. THE US Federal Reserve has rejected the capital plans of US branches of Germany’s…

The path that leads to financial independence can also lead to racial freedom. by John Young FOR MOST of history it has been perfectly possible for a White person to live on his own land cashless. But the advent of taxes payable only in Federal Reserve notes has made living outside the ordinary economic…