Monday, August 15, 2011

"Why the Left Fears Libertarianism"

Read this excellent article.

Thank Goodness! Somebody else sees the character assassination the Liberal Media and the Far Right (as well as their infiltration) did on the "Tea Party".

The Tea Party began as a Libertarian movement within the Republican party... how it morphed into being led by Bachman makes me ill...

We were so close.... yet so far... we just don't have the numbers yet to go it alone without the Religious folks that bring the debate exactly where the Left wants it. Bachman's anti-Gay and the Left pro-Gay debate is simply beyond unimportant, and as always, when jerks get together they bring the debate far away from where it should be - namely, that government has NO PLACE in the marriage business or our bedrooms.

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BHO.... GWB.... the only thing separating these guys is Abortion. The major parties simply cannot govern.

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Hoo- Boy! I gotta get my boots on from some stuff.  The B.S. just gets deeper and deeper.

Bernake is not responsible for screwing your grandmother... he is responsible for the U.S. banking system and is not terribly concerned with his "double mandate" at the moment.  nor should he be.

If the U.S. government were to go back on the "Gold Standard", wouldn't that be tantamount to abandoning the $$'s position as the global reserve currency? (In effect, wouldn't gold become the reserve currency?)  There might well come a day when that might happen... when it does, you won't be reading my blog... or any other blog for that matter... you will have far more pressing problems.

The U.S. banking system is back on the ropes... that's what the equity market just told everyone... Europe's financial leaders may or may not get it done... no matter what, none of it is inflationary.

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The U.S. equity market got killed for a couple of weeks, and last week I felt that valuations on energy equites were simply outrageous... so I bought a bunch. Sometimes one should be buying the commodity... and sometime's the equities of the commodity producers... at these prices, I like the equities of the producers more.






1 comment:

  1. I wonder... would we be selling any more gold-plated tungsten bars? How much of what's sitting in Ft. Knox actually real?

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