Month: May 2011

Whenever anyone brings up conservative Republican leaders, the name Ronald Reagan is inevitably mentioned, as well it should be. But I’d like to discuss another leader about […]

I am tired. I know this is not news, but this geopolitical stuff is really exhausting. It is truly amazing how each day after day, the news […]

If you live in Palm Beach County long enough, you will probably hear about one of Amy Leigh Hair’s famous parties, eventually. This is one Republican who […]

Every town has its neighborhood bar, and on Clematis Street in West Palm Beach, it’s Grease. It’s only been open for three years, but Grease seems like […]

The Greek mythological Hydra was a serpent-like beast having many heads, and for each head cut off, it grew two . The Waxman-Markey bill, commonly known as […]

The Greek mythological Hydra was a serpent-like beast having many heads, and for each head cut off, it grew two . The Waxman-Markey bill, commonly known as […]

Political and community leaders from both parties were happy to show the Florida Fishing Academy how they rally for an exceptional cause at a fundraising event held […]

I have a friend that I get together with once a month for a day of target shooting. During these times, he’ll invariably launch into the virtues […]

Any Republican who serves in any kind of leadership capacity receives hate es. A lot of hate es are anonymous, but many are not. On Wednesday, Margi […]

By: George Noga

A dozen states have introduced legislation enabling them to issue legal tender; Utah already passed such a law – albeit limited in scope.

Can states, banks and private citizens issue currency? Remember Gresham’s Law? How may it come into play as the US dollar plummets? How would you like a transnational currency that: (1) is confidential, anonymous, digital and stored on your computer; (2) does not involve banks and leaves no record; and (3) is beyond the reach of government and thus inflation proof?

The past several weeks have been a blur in terms of geopolitics and the economy. I actually spent Saturday attempting to study what is going on in […]

The first bombing of theTwin Towerswas in 1993 byIslamistsbut the feds handed the problem over to the NYPD and it was treated as a criminal case. Sweeping […]