Reality Check continued

The Federal Reserve System is keeping its powder dry. It knows that it's in a war: a war against recession, which it is losing.... keep reading

Karl Marx would be proud.... keep reading

It's nice to see Dr. Ben trapped. It may hold off financial Armageddon for a couple of years.... keep reading

When bankers are terrified, recovery is doubtful.... keep reading

A change has taken place inside the electorate since 2008. This change will have significant effects, beginning this November.... keep reading

Did the bankers deliberately collapse the economy in 2008? If they did, what did they get for their trouble?... keep reading

The iPad has changed the rules of the game. It's a huge game.... keep reading

As the economy slows, Keynesianism sinks slowly into the sunset. This was not supposed to happen. It's happening anyway.... keep reading

The war on gold is from the Keynesian left and also the extreme right. It is escalating.... keep reading

The ruling elite may look unbeatable. It isn't.... keep reading

Angelo Codevilla has written the best essay on American politics that I have ever read. It's a shame he does not recommend how to get out of the trap.... keep reading

The Keynesians dismiss the crowding-out effecy. By ignoring it, you put a lot of your wealth at risk.... keep reading

When men with this much influence say there is a looming crisis, believe it. Most people will ignore this. It's too gloomy. The Remnant will pay attention.... keep reading

Some deals are too good to be true. This is not one of them.... keep reading

The Federal Reserve is in defensive mode. Let's hope it stays there.... keep reading

Hardly anyone likes to read poetry. Poetry magazines have to be subsidized by poetry lovers. But if poetry is done badly enough -- pure doggerel -- people like it. That's why I write it once in a while.... keep reading