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College, Politics, and Wagnerian Opera

College, Politics, and Wagnerian Opera

Upon realizing that the carnality which he desired was beyond his reach, the grubby, dwarfish Nibelung named Alberich cursed love itself in order to steal from the Rhine maidens the magical Rhine gold, which he fashioned into a ring which granted to its wearer the...
College, Politics, and Wagnerian Opera

Obama, the Boy who Cried “Lone Wolf”

First appeared on BitsBlog.  – Ed.There’s an interesting trend developing in open to foreign policy, and it’s been there since the outset;  sense Obama speech in Cairo Egypt, his supposed Arab reset, Arab Spring phenomenon and so on, every single...
College, Politics, and Wagnerian Opera

The American Socialist Commonwealth (Part 2 of 2)

(This is the second installement of a 2 part piece, click here for part 1) Former Hoover Institute Fellow Antony Sutton surmised that there were three species of socialism: Bolshevik socialism, state corporatist socialism, and welfare state socialism. All three shared...
College, Politics, and Wagnerian Opera

The American Socialist Commonwealth (Part 1 of 2)

In 1920, as socialist parties held power in Germany, Austria, Hungary, and Russia, it appeared that the world following World War I would be a world built by socialist planning. Ludwig von Mises, the Austrian economist, thought that a socialist world simply wouldn’t...
College, Politics, and Wagnerian Opera

Failed Policies of the Last Century

(The following article was written by Peter Vessenes and contributed via Kassandra Kuehl) On Saturday, September 1st, President Obama accused Mitt Romney of retreating to policies from the “last century” and “sticking it” to the middle class. Is this...
College, Politics, and Wagnerian Opera

Massive Regulation Hurts Small Business

Josh Lantz joins us today as a new writer.  He also writes for True Capitalism. – Ed.  A study done by the Small Business Administration (SBA) said that in 2010 the annual cost of Federal regulations was $1.75 trillion.[1] Our annual GDP is over $15...
College, Politics, and Wagnerian Opera

The 2012 Presidential Debates: When Moderators Aren’t Moderate

Lost in the sea of coverage following Mitt Romney’s selection of Paul Ryan as his running mate, was the news that the moderators for the three Presidential debates, and one VP debate, were also selected. There is a certain kind of news one receives that falls into...
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