April, 2012 // Posts published in April, 2012
Ron Paul: The Terrible Cost of War
by Ron Paul This month Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric K. Shinseki announced the addition of some 1,900 mental health nurses, psychiatrists, psychologists, and social workers to its existing workforce of 20,590 mental health staff in attempt to get a handle on the epidemic of suicides among combat veterans. Unfortunately, when presidents misuse our military on ...
Paul vs. Paul: the Video
Check out Ron Paul’s great comeback at 4:04. Krugman accused Paul of wanting to go back a hundred years in monetary policy. Paul pointed out that Krugman’s inflationism is going back over a thousand years to go the ruinous currency debasement of ancient times. (In Human Action, Mises argued that such debasement led to the ...
Repression, Beatings and Torture in US-Supported Bahrain
Bahraini security forces are beating and torturing men, women, and children for resisting repression and despotism. Human Rights Watch heard numerous consistent accounts from victims that the police were taking detained protesters to informal detention facilities or isolated outdoor areas for between 30 minutes and two hours and beating them before transferring them to police ...
Death Panels in Britain?
A majority of British doctors polled call for denying medical care to smokers and the obese. In a free market, there would be no such thing as health insurance. Since health outcomes are explained by individual choice, they are not random and are therefore not insurable. Nonetheless, in a system in which mandated health insurance ...
Obomney Takes a Hit in Massachusetts. Caucuses Give Majority of GOP Delegates to Ron Paul in Mitt’s “Home” State.
In the age of Obomba, there is nary a peacenik to be found among the Democrats. They are eagerly following Obama into the dark and odious swamp of “humanitarian” imperialism. So what’s an anti-interventionist (and civil libertarian) to do in this electoral season? Not much choice but to head for the libertarian wing of the ...
Water Fluoridation Persists Despite Being Unhealthy for Infants
Recently, the Senate has taken up an issue that may actually benefit the general public – this time specifically, it’s regarding the mass medication that is omnipresent in everyone’s water supply, sodium fluoride. The largest ...
Human Metabolism Negatively Impacted by High-Fructose Corn Syrup
High-fructose corn syrup is just one food ingredient, among many others, that virtually every health advocate will tell you to avoid. The Corn Refiners Association (CRA), a large organization that represents the corn refining industry, continues to ...
The Hierarchy of Healthiness
What is health? What is healthiness? There are a few definitions of health. Search anywhere for healthiness – and you will find yourself re-directed to ‘health’. What about Healthicine? Medicine is well defined, but no dictionary defines healthicine. ...
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