Greg Fasolt's Blog – June 2010 Archive (6)

Is Sustainable Development Global Governance?

By Henry Lamb Sunday, June 6, 2010



Betty Perry was not concerned about sustainable development or global governance; she simply wanted to save money when she decided not to water her lawn. It was, nonetheless, a decision that landed her in jail. Orem, Utah - like most other American communities, has been caught up in the sustainable development craze.



The sustainable development… Continue

Do You Really Believe They’re Going to Pay Off This Debt?

by Vin Suprynowicz



If I invoke the phrase “Greek debt crisis,” do your eyelids start to grow heavy?



Do you somehow find it difficult to summon up a fresh wave of outrage if someone mentions that when Barack Obama’s National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform (better known as the Democratic Tax-Hike Justification Front) convened for its second monthly… Continue

Introducing Ron Paul's "Private Option"



More Americans are realizing that the Obama administration’s version of “change” means giving the federal government’s corporatist allies even greater power, like rewarding insurance companies with millions of customers who will be forced to buy their product.



Legitimate reform starts with the principles found in two new bills introduced by Ron… Continue

Leonard Peikoff describes how government intervention in medicine is leading to the eventual unavailability of competent medical care in America. This talk was delivered at the Ford Hall Forum on April 14,

1985.

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Justin Amash is running for Congress as a Republican in Michigan. He's currently a state legislator. And as part of his campaign for higher office [UPDATE: He's been posting votes for a year], he's posting every one of his votes on Facebook, with a short account of why he voted the way the did. A casual visitor to Amash's page can learn that he voted against a pilot program for ignition interlocks and against an increase in the school budget.… Continue

“Those who would vote for the lesser of two evils apparently agree that the best way to cure a disease is to spread it.” -- Michael Voth