A critique of statist government “solutions”. by Danny de Gracia II “All this talk: ‘the state should do this or that’ ultimately means the police should force consumers to behave otherwise than they would behave spontaneously.” — Ludwig von Mises
Only a Little. by Panos Prevedouros A New Geography article summarized the commuting data and results revealed by the 2010 Census. The winner was Telecommuting and the loser was Carpooling.
A call for the remembrance of true heroism by Dave Verret I have walked the hallowed ground where the remains of the Alamo stand in central San Antonio. The first time was on the occasion of my first “Day Pass” as a Basic Airman in the United States Air Force
by Anne Haugaard Though somewhat old news, I feel that the recent “green” technology scandal of Solyndra, Inc. needs to be addressed. The California based solar panel manufacturer declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy this past August, laying off over one thousand of its employees. Though it is well known that green
A commentary enumerating the specific freedoms under siege in America today. by Dave Verret Most people my age remember the words from a song made famous by Janis Joplin, “Freedom’s just another word for nothing left to lose.” Too often I hear the ostriches among us say, “What freedoms have
A concerned Teamster’s plea to his union leaders by Dave Verret The following is an actual letter, sent to the national office of the Teamsters, as well as the office of local 996. The remarks are the sole property of Dave Verret, contributing writer to the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii.
Hydraulic fracturing opponents misrepresent facts to protect their ideologies and agendas. by Paul Driessen Hydraulic fracturing sends “huge volumes of toxic fluids” deep underground at high pressure, to fracture shale rock and release natural gas, Food & Water Watch claims. “Billions of gallons of toxic fluids” will “contaminate” groundwater and
What We Should Learn From “Occupy Wall Street” by Danny de Gracia II “We had the experience but missed the meaning.” -T.S. Eliot, Four Quartets Since the 2008 financial crisis, America has become increasingly distrustful of government, disillusioned with its leaders and disgusted with the way both have altered their
Climate alarm campaigners make pitiful case that manmade climate change threatens coffee. by Paul Driessen It’s a common tactic among groups promoting climate alarmism and anti-hydrocarbon policies. As evidence mounts that manmade catastrophic climate change is not imminent, extreme weather events cannot be linked to human activities, and developing nations
Danny de Gracia answers Rep. Frank Wolf (R, VA-10)’s attack on Grover Norquist of Americans for Tax Reform by Danny de Gracia II “Because of what we do our standards must be higher than those of society at large. The American public expects it of us and properly so.” –General
A critique of statist government “solutions”. by Danny de Gracia II “All this talk: ‘the state should do this or that’ ultimately means the police should force consumers to behave otherwise than they would behave spontaneously.” — Ludwig von Mises
Only a Little. by Panos Prevedouros A New Geography article summarized the commuting data and results revealed by the 2010 Census. The winner was Telecommuting and the loser was Carpooling.
A call for the remembrance of true heroism by Dave Verret I have walked the hallowed ground where the remains of the Alamo stand in central San Antonio. The first time was on the occasion of my first “Day Pass” as a Basic Airman in the United States Air Force
by Anne Haugaard Though somewhat old news, I feel that the recent “green” technology scandal of Solyndra, Inc. needs to be addressed. The California based solar panel manufacturer declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy this past August, laying off over one thousand of its employees. Though it is well known that green
A commentary enumerating the specific freedoms under siege in America today. by Dave Verret Most people my age remember the words from a song made famous by Janis Joplin, “Freedom’s just another word for nothing left to lose.” Too often I hear the ostriches among us say, “What freedoms have
A concerned Teamster’s plea to his union leaders by Dave Verret The following is an actual letter, sent to the national office of the Teamsters, as well as the office of local 996. The remarks are the sole property of Dave Verret, contributing writer to the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii.
Hydraulic fracturing opponents misrepresent facts to protect their ideologies and agendas. by Paul Driessen Hydraulic fracturing sends “huge volumes of toxic fluids” deep underground at high pressure, to fracture shale rock and release natural gas, Food & Water Watch claims. “Billions of gallons of toxic fluids” will “contaminate” groundwater and
What We Should Learn From “Occupy Wall Street” by Danny de Gracia II “We had the experience but missed the meaning.” -T.S. Eliot, Four Quartets Since the 2008 financial crisis, America has become increasingly distrustful of government, disillusioned with its leaders and disgusted with the way both have altered their
Climate alarm campaigners make pitiful case that manmade climate change threatens coffee. by Paul Driessen It’s a common tactic among groups promoting climate alarmism and anti-hydrocarbon policies. As evidence mounts that manmade catastrophic climate change is not imminent, extreme weather events cannot be linked to human activities, and developing nations
Danny de Gracia answers Rep. Frank Wolf (R, VA-10)’s attack on Grover Norquist of Americans for Tax Reform by Danny de Gracia II “Because of what we do our standards must be higher than those of society at large. The American public expects it of us and properly so.” –General
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