Category Archives: Editorial

The support of immigration laws is no big deal for non-libertarians. For them, immigration laws are, in principle, no different from any other laws. Not so for libertarians, however. Libertarians pride themselves for being about freedom. Liberty is the essence … Continue reading →

No, it wasn’t this: The Peoples Cube

Since there was so much drama and controversy over the Flag of the Army of Northern Virginia, I submit these two images for your consideration. Where is the outrage, riots and looting over the senseless loss of two white, straight, … Continue reading →

It seems the no-pressure sales method wasn’t working. Instead, a Philadelphia cop was caught on camera using the threat of force to insist that two guys he pulled over during a traffic stop buy tickets for a fundraiser to support … Continue reading →

One of the greatest things that an Intelligence Analyst does for his commander is visualize the battlespace.  I’m not talking about Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) assets like hide sites or drones.  I’m talking about the ability to take raw … Continue reading →

A major rift has occurred within the Oath Keepers movement, causing many to flee the organization and join, start, or reorganize splinter groups. The defections occurred when the national leadership reportedly pulled support for the armed march in Ferguson. Former … Continue reading →

Update: The tipped wage is base wage paid to an employee that receives a substantial portion of their compensation from tips. According to a common labor law provision referred to as a “tip credit”, the employee must earn at least … Continue reading →

On Wednesday we witnessed the third largest single day point gain for the Dow Jones Industrial Average ever.  That sounds like great news until you realize that the two largest were in October 2008 – right in the middle of … Continue reading →

It is undeniable; the final collapse triggers are upon us, triggers alternative economists have been warning about since the initial implosion of 2008. In the years since the derivatives disaster, there has been no end to the absurd and ludicrous … Continue reading →

Now that what has been glaringly obvious for at least six months has been given the official mainstream stamp of fact-based approval, the all-clear has been given for rampant speculation on what exactly this means for US monetary policy. Here’s … Continue reading →