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What Gary North Didn’t Tell You about Inflation

By mitchell b powell | Published: 2205, 13th September, 2011
Recently, a new article by Gary North appeared on lewrockwell.com, entitled, “Mass Inflation, Yes; Hyperinflation, No.” The article begins like so: The United States is not going to get hyperinflation unless Congress nationalizes the Federal Reserve System. It will get mass inflation at some point: anywhere from 15% per annum to 30%. But it is [...]
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did ip law’s absence encourage german innovation?

By mitchell b powell | Published: 1817, 18th August, 2010
For an argument that it did, see this article by Frank Thadeusz. Related Posts:Sermon Text: Romans 3:21-31Alexander Campbell on Matthew 5 – A CritiqueKenneth Gentry’s “He Shall Have Dominion” — A ReviewThe Epistemology of Antinomianism and the Sad Case of Gary ArnoldBestiality and Tithing, Part 3
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statism, paranoia, religion, freedom, homeschooling . . .

By mitchell b powell | Published: 1724, 30th January, 2010
Oh yes.  On the blog of Joel Watts, I was pleased to find an article that bought up all these issues, along with international issues, political asylum, etc.  It provides a great set of topics for discussion. First, I want to define Statism.  I’ve used the word a lot. Wiktionary defines statism as Related Posts:Church [...]
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