LewRockwell.com | Is there a case to be made for voting? Indeed there is, if one believes that social order is a quality that can be instilled, by violence and other coercive means, by political authorities. I do not accept this proposition. To the contrary, I believe that social order is the product of unseen, spontaneous influences of which most of us are not consciously aware. The study of economics helped me to understand how we respond, marginally, to fluctuations that are continuously generated by one another’s self-seeking pursuits. I also came to understand that politics – like a rock thrown through a spider’s web – disrupts these informal processes as well as the existing patterns of interconnectedness upon which any social order depends.
borisheir | To whet your appetite for what follows, here are a few conclusions that will be explained in what follows:
This is a documentary covering the history of geopolitics behind the central banking monopoly that has plunged nations into perpetual debt, and brought populations to it's knees.
LewRockwell.com | The beginning of wisdom is to call things by their true names.
A fiercely independent cowboy arranges to have himself locked up in jail in order to then escape with an old friend who has been sentenced to the penitentiary. Based on the novel by Edward Abbey.
