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Subject No, the Banking System Is Not "Sound and Resilient." Also: The Federal Gov't Is "Nonsense on Stilts."
Date February 10, 2024 12:29 PM
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** February 10, 2024
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** By Douglas French
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** The Fed Claims the Banking System is "Sound and Resilient." The Banks' Balance Sheets Say Otherwise ([link removed])
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In a recent statement, the Federal Reserve declared that US banks are "sound and resilient," but a lot of markets, including real estate, testify to a very different situation.

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** By Thomas J. DiLorenzo
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** "Nonsense on Stilts": The Rhetorical Cornerstone of the American Welfare/Warfare State ([link removed])
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In his new book, Paul C. Graham describes the 1789 Constitution as an attempted coup by the nationalists to consolidate power in the national capitol. At the constitutional convention Alexander Hamilton proposed a permanent president who would appoint all governors.

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** Vilfredo Pareto, Pessimistic Follower of Molinari ([link removed])
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Expanding mass support for socialism in the 1890s put a rude end to the optimism of laissez-faire liberals. Many saw that the twentieth century would put an end to the great civilization that had been the product of nineteenth-century liberalism.

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