In this short book, the Libertarian Institute's Joseph Solis-Mullen takes readers behind the headlines to the nuts and bolts of the national debt, detailing what the debt consists of, how the debt is originated, bought, and sold, and why this mounting fiscal liability matters. Beyond this, he provides a primer on understanding Federal Reserve jargon, a history of money and banking in the United States since World War II, and a review of several recent works that attempt to provide templates for reforms to the present system.
"Professor Solis-Mullen has in this brief book offered a short history of the rise of classical liberalism, its transformation into progressive liberalism, and its total collapse into socialism. He shows the fatal flaw in the older liberalism; trying to limit the...
Had Enough of the Deep State’s Warlords and War Lies? George W. Bush spent a year and a half gaslighting the American people, using the shock of 9/11 as the pretext for an unrelated war he sought long before that tragic event. Isolated incident? Not at all. Now a...
