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The Inevitable Collapse of the Euro
An increasing number of reports have come out recently describing how governments, banks, multinational corporations and investors alike are preparing for a collapse of the euro. Meanwhile, European...
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Austerity Protesters Should Be Protesting IMF, EU Loans – Not Austerity
Though the attention of the media has largely turned elsewhere recently, protests against austerity measures are still raging in Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain and France, among other countries....
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EU Tyranny Awareness Month: Subsidies
In today’s world we are being bombarded with propaganda to “raise awareness” for particular causes, especially diseases such as breast cancer, prostate cancer and diabetes. Sadly, these seemingly noble...
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Alternatives to the Crumbling Welfare State
“A government big enough to give you everything you want is a government big enough to take from you everything you have.” Gerald R. Ford, 38th President of the United States The welfare state is a...
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If Not Budget Cuts, What Is Troubling Europe?
My previous blog post concluded that the widely reported budget cuts as part of “austerity measures” that are supposedly being implemented across Europe are really not all they are being trumped up to...
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Is the EU Setting Up Its Own Military-Industrial Complex?
Is the EU setting up its own military-industrial complex? Not to be outdone by the National Security Agency from across the pond, the European Union is planning to own and operate spy drones,...
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Bashing the Brightest Kid in EU Class
This week, the European Commission announced an investigation into Germany’s current account surplus and its effects on the EU economy. The announcement came two weeks after a US Treasury report...
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What Has Government Done to Our Education?
Few people today, regardless of nationality, ethnicity, political persuasion or socioeconomic background, will dispute the importance of education. When it comes to the quality and provider of that...
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