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26 Feb Posted by IndyInAsia in News and Headlines | Comments

Iraq, Libya, and Lessons Not Learned

This is how peaceful demonstators are treated in “liberated” Iraq: “ Iraqi officials say at least 11 people have been killed and dozens injured in a day of violent clashes across the country between security forces and demonstrators. “At least nine demonstrators were killed in separate clashes in three northern Iraqi cities during what was described ...

13 Feb Posted by IndyInAsia in News and Headlines | Comments

Freedom Watch w/ Judge Napolitano now available via podcast

Freedom Watch is now available from Fox News as an audio-only podcast for a small fee. Please check out the podcast page from Fox News here: http://radio.foxnews.com/podcast/freedom-watch-premium-podcast/ While the posting of the show video is spotty t...

26 Jan Posted by IndyInAsia in News and Headlines | Comments

Commentary on the State of the Union Address

I will be offering real-time commentary on the State of the Union Address tonight on Twitter (just check out the hashtag #SOTU for more). I will also have a Forbes column on the State of the Union Address later tonight. Join the discussion and post a comment Related posts:The Address Obama Should Have Given – For a Change to Freedom “Guerrilla Economics” Coming to Forbes.com Follow Me (On Twitter, That Is)!Related posts:

25 Jan Posted by IndyInAsia in News and Headlines | Comments

Tiger Moms and the Central Plan

The hottest commentary of the year appeared in the Wall Street Journal: Why Chinese Mothers are Superior by Amy Chua. The story has 7,200 comments and counting, and every other outlet including the New York Times, the Washington Post, Time, and everyone else, including tens of thousands of bloggers. The author’s name yields more than one million google hits. The thesis was simple. American moms coddle their kids and protect their self esteem; Chinese mothers, in contrast, work their kids hard, accept nothing less then excellence, and help the kid accomplish real things so that self-esteem is rooted in reality.... Continue ReadingRelated posts:

24 Jan Posted by IndyInAsia in News and Headlines | Comments

Back By Popular Demand at Suffolk University

For those in the area check out a class this semester dealing with the global financial crisis. Michael in the Finance Department uses Austrian Theory to explain the past, present and future bubble economies. The class began in 2009 and is now a permanent once a year elective offering. The class starts January 20th. Here is the syllabus. Join the discussion and post a comment Related posts:Syllabus for Class on Global Finance Austrians in Rome Iceland’s Banking Crisis: The Meltdown of an Interventionist Financial SystemRelated posts: