by colonelnogov • • Comments Off on Gresham’s law is playing out right now
Article by Cal Nogov on Feb. 24, 2016 If you’re not familiar with the economic law called Gresham’s law, it basically says bad money drives good money out of circulation. What that means is if people are willing to…
Article by Ben Doolin on Feb. 22, 2016 The first time I attempted to explain freedom to a hard core Statist, the very first thing out of his mouth (in a condescending tone… intended to imply the vast ignorance…
by colonelnogov • • Comments Off on The intellectual dishonesty of Robert Reich (part 2)
Article by Cal Nogov on Feb. 17, 2016 I will dissect the 2nd point in the following meme. I recently did part 1. Read it here. Of which I would like to add: Dear Mr. Reich, Venezuela has a…
by colonelnogov • • Comments Off on Comforting Lie #12 –The FED is Good
Article by Bob Podolsky republished by permission on Feb. 15, 2016 Originally published at Titanians.org Comforting Lie #12 – The Federal Reserve System is a government operation that exists to protect the public by stabilizing the economy. Most people…
by colonelnogov • • Comments Off on The Boom Bust Cycle
Article by Ben Doolin on Feb. 12, 2016 No doubt you’re familiar. In this new century… we’ve already seen two cycles and are headed into the deflationary portion of the third. So, why does it happen? John Maynard Keynes…
by colonelnogov • • Comments Off on The intellectual dishonesty of Robert Reich
Article by Cal Nogov on Feb. 10, 2016 So I came across this meme the other day. In this article, I’ll only be examining item #1 on the meme. “Middle class spending creates jobs by demand.” This is kind…
by colonelnogov • • Comments Off on Socialism; a teenager’s argument
Article by Cal Nogov on Feb. 4, 2016 I’m going to post this on my website for everyone to see, giving you full credit of course Mister Spicoli Hoover. Here is a facebook comment I thought deserved a little…
Article by Cal Nogov on Jan. 27, 2016 Government subsidies. Love ’em hate ’em. People tend to like the government subsidies they receive or think are beneficial to society, but are outraged by government subsidies they find distasteful. Name…
by colonelnogov • • Comments Off on Price fixing causes shortages explained for laymen
Article by Cal Nogov on Jan. 19, 2016 Price fixing causes shortages. Price fixing is when the government mandates a good or service must be provided at a certain price in contradiction to where the market would set the…
Article by Cal Nogov on Jan. 5, 2016 It’s obvious to me, but apparently that’s not the case with the majority of people. Campaign contributions are bribes paid to politicians. This is how big business controls the government. The…