All Things Political
In a free market competition provides much needed quality controls. If consumers are dissatisfied with a service provider that’s a signal to entrepreneurs that it’s an industry where competition would be profitable. With all the outrage people have toward big … Continue reading
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One of the interesting things about the undulations of a dying empire is that the various competing parasitical classes always eventually turn on each other as the resources of the host population become scarce. Banking Executive, Brian Mulligan is suing the … Continue reading
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“Think of everything we’ve accomplished, man. Out these windows, we will view the collapse of financial history. One step closer to economic equilibrium.” -Tyler Durden, Fight Club One of the most popular and useful resources in the world of sound … Continue reading
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There may have been a few oversights, but a list worth looking at. And don’t forget to visit our official website to learn more about the Silver Circle Movie: http://SilverCircleMovie.com
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Here at Silver Circle we’re producing an independent film, and an accompanying independent web comic in part as an educational tool to expose young readers to the concepts of independent currency, and declaring independence from central banking. I suppose we … Continue reading
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This is why regulation never works. Those in charge of doing the regulating must have industry-specific knowledge of what they’re regulating in order to be of any use, which means the government inevitably ends up recruiting regulators who came from … Continue reading
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When I was at CPAC this February working Silver Circle’s booth, there was a healthy number of Occupy activists hanging out at the Metro stop across the street from the hotel throughout the weekend to protest the annual Conservative Political … Continue reading
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