Good articool by @thobishop and published by IM—1776

Important to remember that tech did not just grow organically but benefitted in major ways from money policy intervention combined with typical political urge for greater control over fewer companies

im1776.com/2024/04/16/lud…

pre-roasted anti-chickens will voluntarily fly into our mouths when we hunger

#taftlives

Now that it is clear that a nominally conservative Mike Johnson is leading a coalition government to advance a liberal internationalist foreign policy, I am thrilled to announce that we've moved on from 'this is just like WWII!' to 'this is kind of like the early Cold War.' 🧵

This man’s only policy tool is “we’re spending X amount of money…” He never actually has a policy behind it. He thinks spending money *is* policy.

Matt Gaetz is by far the smartest and most competent conservative in the House. This back and forth with Frank Kendall over the F-35 is fascinating.

He was wrong or evil on everything
DiaryOfCovid.com

Happy Birthday to my friend Patrick Newman! Here's a picture I took of him signing celebrity autographs at a Mises Institute event in 2021

#bitcoin

I need somebody to translate and put captions in English on this podcast so I can put on my English Channel!!! I will pay!!!

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Big summer for IM—1776

Hope to see you there!

I wrote up a quick preview of what Mises has to say in his 'Six Lessons.'
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NEW: 'Regrettably, many on the New Right are disinterested in Mises’ economics, turned off by its association with libertarianism. Nevertheless it's the heirs of Mises who've been among the oldest veterans in the war against the Left.' —Mises Institute's Tho Bishop im1776.com/2024/04/16/lud…

My favorite Rothbardian with another banger

Buck Johnson is 100% one of the good guys, and it was a pleasure to appear on his show -- it's insane to me that most people just want to move on after the Fauci lunacy, so Buck and I bashed that whole thing Buck Johnson youtube.com/watch?v=EytHPE…

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The reading for this book club will be one of Ludwig von Mises's most popular works: Economic

Yesterday was #TaxDay2024 and the government has more of your money. Now what?

The Mises Institute Institute explains how government has perverse incentives when it comes to spending our money that lead to unimaginable WASTE

It's simple: when you spend your money, you care about cost

🎯—& I’m seeing it in another clear round of targeting the industry for #debanking . That’s illegal per the FDIC’s 2019 #OperationChokePoint lawsuit settlement, but a “pesky little thing called the law” doesn’t seem to be stopping them. Clearing the field for the #CBDC they want??

IM—1776 Mises Institute Tho Bishop Without being grounded in sound economics the Right will fail because it is perhaps the clearest distinctive they have against the Left.

“Cronyism isn’t an unintended consequence. It is the fundamental purpose. Any discussion of the modern economy which ignores the significance of Fed-fueled financialization represents a fatal concession to a corrupt status quo.”
—Tho Bishop