Then Katrina Came
In light of Hurricane Irene and the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, it’s worth reviewing Dr. Walter Block’s post-Katrina analysis from Loyola University in New Orleans. Here I was, sitting in my office at Loyola University, […]
Day: August 29, 2011
Irene: An Exercise in Government Control
This is just another grim reminder that yes, the idiots are still running the asylum.Hurricane Irene, a large but weak hurricane, turned out to be an opportunity for the government to exercise mass control over […]
White Wisdom: When The Moment Arrives
Stay active on behalf of your people. It does pay. “Colonial rebellions throughout the modern world have been acts of shared political imagination. Unless unhappy people develop the capacity to trust other unhappy people, protest […]
The Good, the Bad, and the Downright Weird: Revising History
Since trust in our government is at an all time low, many people are now willing to examine alternate theories and the movement seems to be gaining some steam. Lately there has been a lot […]
Obama Creates Office Of Diversity, Inclusion
Diversity is code for fewer white Americans. The economy remains in shambles yet President Obama keeps wasting taxpayer dollars expanding an already bloated U.S. government, this month launching a new office to help build a […]
MLK’s Daughter: “Lincoln Signed The Declaration of Independence
An error of this magnitude by a public figure is almost unbelievable. The fact that it is not going to be reported as it would be if the speaker was a straight white conservative male, […]