Tag Archives: Weimar

The Liberal Insurgency: Ludwig von Mises

Posted on March 27, 2013 by William Holland

Anyone who survived the social experiment of the Weimar Republic knows a thing or two of the intrinsic contradictions that underwrite Keynesian thought. No one possess greater insight into these matters than Ludwig von Mises. Here’s a quote from “Human … Continue reading →

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Debased Currencies & The Origins Of War

Posted on June 17, 2010 by William Holland

The United States continues to lose its standard of living primarily by debasing its currency.  Excessive taxation, excessive fiscal spending in Congress coupled with the intrinsic dangers of fiat (paper) money divorced from any extrinsic standard (read gold) provide the … Continue reading →

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