Power & Market

The Fed may have found the way to dismiss concerns about price inflation: the Fed will now deem it "transitory."

It’s curious to see what spending is considered essential and which is not. Still, the bigger issue is the idea spending can be adequately tracked in order to illustrate where the stimulus checks have gone.

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There are few examples to showcase the absurdity of the current political climate during the covid pandemic such as the Paycheck Protection Program

Justice is specific, not general. It is individual, not cosmic. 

“The defense of one’s self, justly called the primary law of nature, is not, nor can it be, abrogated by any regulation.” 

Blood clots in a half dozen women out of millions of people vaccinated with the J&J version was all it took to yank the J&J vaccine? Perhaps there’s something else going on that would cause people to doubt the covid regime’s legitimacy.

There could be a real opportunity to get on “the inside” of the Federal Reserve. Last Monday it was announced the Federal Reserve Board accepting applications for its Community Advisory Council.

The Fed now says it is deeply concerned with "diversity." But this only means the Fed is now seeking to bring on more people of racial and ethnic diversity who nonetheless will be in intellectual and ideological lockstep with the Fed's leadership. 

It’s nice to know we all agree that taxes have nothing to do with civilization. They are for destroying with a side of discriminatory punishment.