Have nothing to do with the [evil] things that people do, things that belong to the darkness. Instead, bring them out to the light... [For] when all things are brought out into the light, then their true nature is clearly revealed...

-Ephesians 5:11-13

Posts Tagged ‘Greece’

In its candid assessment of the failure of the IMF and its partners to rescue Greece from its own foolishness, the IMF staff fails to mention the main lesson: free people left to their own devices can solve problems better than governments ever could.

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Gosh, what a surprise!

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There are moments of clarity, when things all of a sudden come into focus. This is one of them.

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This should surprise no one: the Marshall Plan isn’t what establishment historians and public school textbooks say it was.

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One thing about totalitarians: at least they are consistent. If something doesn’t work, they keep trying to make it work. Choosing a free market alternative isn’t even part of their universe because it involves freedom, which means freedom from government, which is antithetical to them.

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Hollande has soap for brains. A committed socialist, he isn’t interested in what works. He’s interested in what promotes his ideology. In normal times what he is proposing would be called insanity. But we live in an insane world where sanity is the new insanity…

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A honest socialist is an oxymoron. But Grimsson, while a socialist, is also a realist and a patriot. I can live with that. He tells the truth, a rare commodity these days.

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Another delay, another stall, another immense waste of time. What’s really sad is the amount of media genuflecting these robots receive in their attempts to fix the problems they themselves created.

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It’s helpful to have a little perspective here. The banks are the funding mechanism for building the New World Order. Pain and suffering are administered when recalcitrants don’t want to play. The deal yesterday protects the banks and increases the pain on Greece. It’s part of the plan.

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Greece is insolvent. It is in the process of defaulting, not only on the promises the government made to its citizens and workers but to the bankers and investors who loaned the money that allowed them to get into trouble in the first place. What happens on March 23rd, if anything, is largely irrelevant.

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