This is a hard award to win because the competition is so ferocious, but one American politician has clinched the 2013 award early in the year.
To Deval Patrick, the idiot governor of Massachusetts who by imperial…I mean executive…decree banned …
Archive | Human rights and justice
$1 million raised in two weeks with 100% pass through
After hearing numerous bad accounts of the Red Cross from people in New Orleans and watching the shady way they diverted donations after 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina to “other operations”, I vowed never to give money to an organization I …
Hurricane Sandy: 25 days later
This is what I’m thinking about most of the time these days:
http://www.HelpAfterSandy.org/blog
Also, we brought out the software platform we developed for Post-Irene relief.
The data is not as complete as I’d like it to be, but this remains …
The news you are not getting from New York City
The reporting from New York City has been very poor. The comments from the two gangsters who run the place Andrew Cuomo (governor) and Michael Bloomberg (mayor) offer little more than clueless grandstanding that indicates they are completely out of …
Deflation: What it is, why it’s coming and what to do about it
There’s a world of difference between positive thinking and delusion.
Healthy positive thinking says: “Let’s put our energy into productive activity and let’s meet setbacks with equanimity, learn from them, and work to turn them around.”
Delusion says: “I won’t …
A libertarian look at war
This talk a came from a conference – The Cost of War – sponsored by the Mises Institute held in 2004 in Auburn, Alabama.
The speaker is Paul Fussell, a veteran from World War II who sustained serious injuries in …