…unions and strikes or rioting but there is some evidence that the argument resonated long past its 1662 publication. In 1702, Thomas Cooke objected to Graunt’s argument, saying that Graunt…

…insisting that their governments lower the value of their currencies to increase exports to the U.S. But the U.S. Treasury did not label either country a currency manipulator in its…

…provided set of supposed schools of Post Keynesian economic thought. I note that there has long been a history of arguing and battling and generally warring among various strands of…

…by the western population among themeelves. When even government officials spoke referring this group as the far more popularly used “ISIS,” stories in the Washington Post and other such outlets…

…presidency. As the story snowballs, new details continue to surface, such as Cambridge Analytica’s CEO being taped boasting about using sex workers to entrap and blackmail politicians, along with speculation…

…every illegal immigrant and visa overstay in the country? How are they going to explain why they want to double the number of guest workers when we don’t have enough…

…near economic collapse. I found it to be an interesting read during my long flights). The banks and newly designated banks and Wall Street survived (grumbling all the way about…

…after George Soros received a pipe bomb in the mail, decided that he was done being an anti-Semite who ginned up support from the anti-Semites in the GOP, and was…

…activity encompassing the production and distribution of goods and services, which has sometimes been referred to as provisioning. This is quite a lot but not everything. It includes meditation classes…

…they all got their undeserved tax breaks after the ODS gang got going with their false stories that this was all due to Obama plotting. Then we got the great…