That’s okay, it probably isn’t your cup of tea. All those pesky facts and stuff…

Regards,

That’s okay. But you probably should have stopped at “Huh?”

BTW, I meant “2 1/2 years to live” above. But it doesn’t matter, that whole diary is obviously garbage since it linked to Mises.

I distance myself from Ronulans. They’re intellectually dangerous because they’re normal right up until the point they’re completely bonkers. So if you’re not super careful you end up in big trouble allying with them.

Rothbard was born to David and Rae Rothbard, who raised their Jewish family in the Bronx. “I grew up in a Communist culture,” he recalled.[10] He attended Columbia University, where he was awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree in mathematics and economics in 1945 and a Master of Arts degree in 1946. He earned a Doctor of Philosophy degree in economics in 1956 at Columbia doctorate under Arthur Burns.[11][12]

During the early 1950s, he studied under the Austrian economist Ludwig von Mises at his seminars at New York University and was greatly influenced by Mises’ book Human Action. In the 1950s and 1960s he worked for the classical liberal William Volker Fund on a book project that resulted in Man, Economy, and State, published in 1962. From 1963 to 1985, he taught at Polytechnic Institute of New York University in Brooklyn, New York. From 1986 until his death he was a distinguished professor at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Rothbard founded the Center for Libertarian Studies in 1976 and the Journal of Libertarian Studies in 1977. He was associated with the 1982 creation of the Ludwig von Mises Institute and later was its academic vice president. In 1987 he started the scholarly “Review of Austrian Economics,” now called the Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics.[11]

BTW, the diary “Dead in 2 1/2 years” links to mises.org several times. I guess that’s worth ignoring too. Hey, this ad hominem thing is fun!

You should read the sections on Hoover’s general approach to the economy and attempts to ‘fix’ it once he was in office. (starting on chapter 7). While Frank may have had a longer run at screwing up the economy, everything he did was an extention of Herb’s idiocy. The4 whole myth of Hoover as a laisez-faire guy was created by the left to blame the crash and depression on capitalism, when in fact the 20s were rife with governmental intervention into the economy.

Ronald Reagan had it right in 87. The market crashed. He did nothing. It recovered.

All of thier investigative reporters are up in Wasilla sifting through the Palin family’s garbage cans.

Of course, we can always hope that someone with a little journalistic integrity goes after the story, like the National Enquirer had to be the ones to uncover the story of John Edwards’ love-child.

2) Trippling the salary of a woman who’s husband has just become a US Senator, in order to reap more than a million dollars in federal earmarks six monthls later.

I’d like to get to the N&W museum. I went to the B&O museum in Baltimore a few years ago. I’ve also been to the California rail museum in Sacramento. They have a Southern Pacific Cab Forward 2-8-8-2 that is a very impressive locomotive, though I don’t think it is operable anymore. I used to go to the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum in Chattanooga back when I lived in ATL. They had lots of good stuff including SR 4501 when it wasn’t out doing steam excursions.

We have a VW and a Honda. Hubby is looking at Subaru but I won’t allow that Alec Baldwin crap in our garage. I’m not kidding when I say I have the Veto.

My Galt thing is taking some interesting turns.