Gary North's Miscellany continued

It's right under our noses -- where things are so difficult to see.... keep reading

I met Norman Dodd in 1966. He told me this story. Just before he died, he told it again on camera. This information is basic to understanding what is happening today . . . and not happening.... keep reading

This rule will keep you from getting snookered. The tough part is this: "Buy the best."... keep reading

You want him to listen. He refuses. Now what?... keep reading

This simple table reveals what we all know: Congress will not change. Here's why.... keep reading

Most of the subscribers to this site never post a question, yet it is a site geared to the forums. This seems strange, but it isn't. They in fact are scared stiff of getting specific answers. Here's why.... keep reading

It is annoying. It is also inevitable. What will you do about it? Here are some suggestions.... keep reading

None of them came true, or even close to true. Yet the implicit main goal did in 1991. Very strange.... keep reading

I would not have said this a week ago.... keep reading

Few self-incriminations is worse than this one: "It was in my hand!" The ones that get away bug us most. Here is my advice on not letting things get away.... keep reading

Jon Stewart hits his target. As a comedian, his sense of awe is missing. People in high places are no longer safe. This is good. Watch this!... keep reading

Price controls would create shortages. So would a shutdown of Texas and Louisiana oil refineries due to a hurricane before the oil leak is stopped.... keep reading

Votes are the currency of politics. Nothing else matters.... keep reading

I don't mean oil leaks. I mean political leaks.... keep reading

Optimism is the crucial ingredient. It's fading fast -- at the top as well as the bottom.... keep reading

My guess is that someone planning the blockade run had read Saul Alinsky. The officer in charge of the boarding party hadn't.... keep reading