Cameron Uses EU Fine to Bolster Support
As recession threatens throughout the Continent, the calls for governments to unleash more socialist-style spending have increased.
Tax Avoidance, Productiveness, and Employee Cheating
Cheating means breaking a rule or law; legal tax avoidance merely exploits “regulatory loopholes” without breaking the law and is part of a legitimate profit maximization strategy.
FDA Horror Stories: How the FDA Denies Drugs to the Terminally Ill
The FDA has vigorously defended its power to deny drugs to the terminally ill, and it has been successful.
Africa: A Tragic Continent
Poverty is not a cause but a result of Africa’s problems.
Random Thoughts For October 2014
Never take other people for granted. There is a point of no return in all relationships.
Incumbents Always Win
Incumbents have all sorts of built-in advantages.
“Social License to Operate” is a Violation of the Right to Liberty and Property
Companies should be free to operate in any way they choose: to develop mining and oil sands operations, to build pipelines or nuclear power plants, to start and operate biotechnology ventures or any others—as long as they do not violate the individual rights of others, including their rights to liberty and property.
Fans of Central Banking Have an Achilles Heel
Central planners constantly run into the problem that people are not willing cogs.
Exposing Corruption in the Department of Justice
How Federal Persecutors Hide The Truth To Punish The InnocentLicensed to Lie: Exposing Corruption in the Department of Justice
