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Coming Up
- January 16 - Tom Woods - Consent of The Governed Rally - Jefferson City, MO
- January 16 - Tom Woods - Tenth Amendment Dinner - Topeka, KS
- January 18 - Jim Rogers - Land Investment Expo - West Des Moines, IA
- January 19 - Tom Woods - Forum on Economic Prosperity - Clarkson Valley, MO
- January 26 - Mises Circle in Houston
- February 5 - Economic Liberty Lecture Series - George Mason University
- February 6 - Jim Rogers - CFA Society of Atlanta
- February 6 - 9 - Global Financial Summit - Bahamas
- February 9 - Jim Rogers - 10th Wharton Chinese Business Forum - Philadelphia, PA
- February 9 - Tom Woods - Liberty County Forum - Cleveland, TX
- February 18 - Jacob Hornberger - Law & Economics Seminar - George Mason University
- February 22 - Tom Woods - New Hampshire Liberty Forum
- March 21-23 - Austrian Economics Research Conference 2013
- April 6 - Tom Woods - Texas Tech Univ.
- April 22 - Tom Woods - Campaign for Liberty Saratoga
- April 28-May 1 - Milken Institute Global Conference 2013
- May 4 - Tom Woods - Holy Spirit Church - St. Paul, MN
- May 14 - Tom Woods - Wisconsin Forum - Milwaukee, WI
- July 21-27 - Mises University 2013
I noted on one of the podcasts that Bob Wenzel is giving a speech to the Mises Institute about the collapse of the USSR. If he hasn't read "The Forsaken: An American Tragedy in Stalin's Russia" by Tim Tzouliadis, I'd highly recommend it. Plus, it's cheap.
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It's an outstanding book. I had read several of the Robert Conquest books before this but I never got the touch and feel of the USSR as one giant Auschwitz slaughterhouse until I read "Forsaken". Plus, it's primarily about the 10,000 dewy-eyed American commies (and thousands of commies from other nations) who moved to the paradise where almost all of them were ultimately slaughtered. No one cared then and no one cares now as evidenced by the fact that you can buy this excellent 2009 book real cheap. I think it would make a great Hollywood movie, but what do I know?
BTW, I am always fascinated by the perpetual denial of "progressives" about the horrors their policies invariably cause.