Fiat money is always a scam for the ordinary people who get left holding the bag of ruined purchasing power. It was even that way in the earliest years of the United States when Congress’s paper money quickly became de facto fiat money.

Also, Lorenzo Ciani today recalls the life and work of farming pioneer Camillo Tarello whose agricultural entrepreneurship, and conflicts with the ruling class of his day, set him apart.

Ryan McMaken, Editor-in-Chief