Ungheria 1956: chi tifava per i carri armati sovietici | Libertà e Persona
#Double Truth - Double Moral, #Legal Crimes, #Orwellian world (Mass control)
dossier: !Socialism crimes
(3 aprile 2012) – Corriere della Sera I «fatti» sono noti. Nel 1956, a seguito del XX Congresso del Pcus, quello in cui Kruscëv denunciò i crimini di Stalin, nei Paesi dell’ Europa orientale si ebbero una serie di piccole e grandi rivolte da parte di popoli che chiedevano libertà e democrazia. Il 23 ottobre
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Crimini del Comunismo :: Intellettuali e Regimi comunisti
!::SOCIALISM INTRINSIC FAILURE, #Double Truth - Double Moral, #Legal Crimes, #Orwellian world (Mass control)
dossier: !Socialism crimes
Per molti, troppi decenni l’esaltazione incondizionata del mito della Rivoluzione Russa del ‘17, quello dell’Unione Sovietica e dei sistemi comunisti in generale sono entrati a fare parte, se così si può dire, della “buona” coscienza collettiva di milioni di individui convinti della giustezza della “lotta di classe” marxista e dei metodi adottati in molti paesi
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Welfare Rights for Libertarians | Bleeding Heart Libertarians
Libertarians have often opposed what philosophers sometimes call welfare rights, or rights to various goods and serves that promote or safeguard human well-being. These include rights to healthcare and education. Libertarians don’t like welfare rights because they appear to give some the moral permission to force others to provide them with goods and services. So Read More
Poverty and Welfare | Libertarian Party
Highlights of the Libertarian Party’s “Ending the Welfare State” Proposal From across the political and ideological spectrum, there is now almost universal acknowledgement that the American social welfare system has been a failure. Since the start of the “war on poverty” in 1965, the United States has spent more than $5 trillion trying to ease Read More
Global Inequality is Unjust | Bleeding Heart Libertarians
Jonathan Anomaly asks, “Is global wealth inequality unjust?” Anomaly and Dan Moller suggest that global wealth inequality may be less unjust than a lot of people think because rich countries have good political institutions and cultures that encourage social and scientific experimentation, not because they are actively harming poor countries. Moller’s argument is that if Read More
Boom and Bust Banking: The Causes and Cures of the Great Recession
Overview Congress created the Federal Reserve System in 1913 to tame the business cycle once and for all. Optimists believed central banking would moderate booms, soften busts, and place the economy on a steady trajectory of economic growth. A century later, in the wake of the worst recession in fifty years, Editor David Beckworth and Read More
Maybe the Government Just Shouldn’t Ask People if They’re Uninsured | The Beacon
Sir John Cowperthwaite was the Financial Secretary of the British Colony of Hong Kong when it began to boom in the 1960s: Asked what is the key thing poor countries should do, Cowperthwaite once remarked: “They should abolish the Office of National Statistics.” In Hong Kong, he refused to collect all but the most superficial Read More
Health Spending Unscathed in Shrinking Economy | The Beacon
Last Friday’s terrible revision to first quarter GDP — from an initial estimate of 0.2 percent real growth to a real loss of 0.7 percent — confirms that health spending stands over our weak economy like a colossus. In the initial estimate, personal consumption spending on health services increased by billion (chained 2009 dollars). Today’s Read More
Government Charges Hastert With “Crime” of Withdrawing His Own Money | The Beacon
*Natural Rights, #Abuse of power, #Capital Control, #Prosecutor's government, +private JUSTICE #Arbitrary Justice
By Randall Holcombe • Wednesday June 10, 2015 12:53 PM PDT • Dennis Hastert, former Speaker of the US House of Representatives, has been charged with lying to the FBI about the reason he was withdrawing money from bank accounts. Should what Hastert did be illegal, or any of the government’s business? Let’s look at
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L’Ue è sotto scacco della Grecia. Però costrinse l’Italia a pagare – IlGiornale.it
!Centralism, !Planned economy, #Financial Crisis
dossier: UE failure
Nel 2011 i nostri conti erano in ordine, ma il governo Berlusconi cadde ugualmente per via dello spread. Adesso è Atene sull'orlo del baratro: la resistenza a oltranza sta dando frutti «Se il Delaware mandasse in rovina l’economia degli Stati Uniti, sarebbe colpa degli Stati Uniti, non del Delaware». Come dare torto a Yanis Varoufakis?
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Global Tax Increasers | Cato Institute
§Global Economy, #TAXATION
dossier: UE failure
Do you approve of Congress spending your hard-earned tax dollars on an international organization that lobbies governments, including the U.S. government, to raise taxes? The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) was originally created to collect and publish economic data, and to promote policies that encourage trade among its members. But over the last two decades, it has
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Stossel – The Road to Serfdom
!Centralism, !Monopoly, !Planned economy, !Welfare, §LIBERTARISM Basis (& Economy), #Abuse of power, #DeficitSpending/PublicDebt, #Financial Crisis
dossier: !Socialdemocracy as totalitarism
Stossel – The Road to Serfdom – YouTube. (Fino a 12 minuti)
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▶ What is Classical Liberalism? | Learn Liberty
Dr. Nigel Ashford explains the 10 core principles of the classical liberal & libertarian view of society and the proper role of government: 1) Liberty as the primary political value 2) Individualism 3) Skepticism about power 4) Rule of Law 5) Civil Society 6) Spontaneous Order 7) Free Markets 8) Toleration 9) Peace 10) Limited Read More
La lettera di Bobbio al Duce
Ci si ricordi che l’obiettivo era di ottenere una promozione come professore all’interno dell’Università visto che si erano “liberati” alcuni posti a causa della deportazione dei Professori ebrei. Citiamo da http://lapiccolaatene.bloog.it/gli-antifascisti-duri-e-puri.html Bobbio il 15 maggio 1935, dopo un anno che aveva ottenuto la libera docenza in filosofia, viene condannato ad una lieve sanzione perchè frequenta Read More
Quei “difensori della razza” che passarono all’antifascismo
Il Giornale - 28 gennaio 2010 - Giancarlo Lehner Ricordare le vittime della persecuzione razziale comporta anche l’imperativo morale di tenere a mente quanti parteciparono attivamente, in Italia, alla giustificazione ideologica della legislazione razzistica ed antiebraica, che il fascismo riprese pressoché alla lettera dal Terzo Reich. Intellettuali, artisti, giornalisti, professori, scienziati, la stessa genìa di Read More