Below you'll find everything that has been published on EPJ for the week ended Friday December 27th, 2013. The hottest posts for each day are highlighted in red.
Friday 12/27/13
- Coming in 2014: Clinton, Greenwald and Warren
- Ron Paul vs. the Campaign for Liberty
- De Blasio to Ditch Spitzer's Girl
- Horror from Horwitz
- Something is Really Fishy About the Trans-Pacific Partnership
- Wenzel, Sullivan, North and Mercer on 'Duck Dynasty'
- Fans Of Controversial 'Duck Dynasty' Star Plan 'Chick-Phil-A-Day' At The Famously Conservative Chicken Chain
- WOW, Swiss Private Bank Lombard Odier Signs Up to U.S. Tax Deal
- How Krugman Distorts Employer & Employee Relationships
- Hundreds of Teens Trash Mall in Wild Flash Mob
- Soros Is Funding Anti-Market, Hard Left Catholic Groups
- "I Had No Idea That Something Like This Existed."
- Uh Oh Mitch, Kentucky Senate Race Looks Like a Toss Up
- Radio Hosts Debate 20-Something Who Wants "Democracy in the Workplace"
- Horwitz Responds (Sort Of)
Thursday 12/26/13
- Soros Funded Group Protest Stops Bob Newhart from Speaking at a Catholic Summit
- Weisenthal: It Looks Like Serious Price Inflation Will Be Back in 2014
- Spitz Makes the Cover of NyPo
- Retailers to Roll Out Huge After-Christmas Deals
- Peter Schiff: Unbelievable Liberal Hate Reaction to My Walmart Video
- Hong Kong's Richest Man Invests in BitPay
- Seattle Socialist Party Has Big Expansion Plans
- Compare and Contrast: Panic Over Credit Cards Used at Target Versus Ben Bernanke's Fed
- Too Much Eggnog For This Statist
- Crony Leftist Mayor-Elect de Blasio Makes a Crazed Appointment
- Tyler Cowen's First Impressions of Google Glass
- Ludwig von Mises on Mathematical Economics
- A Few Thoughts About "The Wolf of Wall Street" Movie
- A Doctor Sums Up Obamacare in One Sentence
- Do Rand Paul's Advisors Think Rand Has Integrity?
- Does Brad DeLong Just Make Things Up?
Wednesday 12/25/13
- Merry Christmas!
- ‘Festivus’ Writer Takes a Slap at Rand Paul
- A Merry Christmas Wish From Mitch McConnell
- Merry Christmas: Postal Rates Are Going Up
- Christmas Day Gossip: Spitzer Launched Charm Offensive with Family of His New 31-Year Old Girlfriend
- Paul Huebl on "The Dallas Buyers Club" Movie
- The TSA's 12 Banned Items of Christmas
- The Power of the Five by Five
- The Gifts That Keep On Giving
- How to Be Lucky
- Dirk Benedict: 'A Team' Was One of the Last Masculine Shows on Television
- Crudele: It Looks Like the Fed Is Manipulating the Stock Market
- Spitz on Christmas
- Edward Snowden Says His Mission Is Accomplished
- CFR's Director of the Center for Preventive Action Prioritizes 3 Regions to Keep an Eye On in 2014
- Barack Obama and the Meaning of Socialism
- One Movie You Won’t Want to See on Christmas Day
- Soaring Chocolate Prices
- Obamacare Website Debacle? That Was Nothing!
- Housing Market Feels the Effects of Wintertime's Chill
- Elitist America Set to Help Open Yale’s New School of Management
- The 10 Best Restaurants In America, According To OpenTable Users
- If Possible, Fed Forecasts Are Worse Than Its Policies
- Lefty Economist Distorts Wage Data
- Walter Block on Wenzel on Salerno on Boettke on Austrianism
- A Christmas Message from Edward Snowden
- Merry Christmas Mrs. Spitzer: Your Marriage Is Over
- China Will Require Journalists to Pass a 'Marxism Test'
- Krugman Teaches Us Some Monetary History (Dali Would Be Proud)
- Ross Ulbricht: Fed Stole My $33 Million in Bitcoins
- Janet Tavakoli on Gold and Warren Buffett
- NYPD Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly to Join Council on Foreign Relations
- The Left Wants to INCREASE the Benefits Paid Out by the Broke Social Security System
- Hey Prez, Can We All Just Do "Symbolic" Obamacare?
- Peter Schiff: What Bernanke Should Have Left Janet Yellen at His Last Press Conference
- WSJ: Banks Mostly Avoid Providing Bitcoin Services
- PBS Drops a Bombshell on the Federal Reserve’s 100th Birthday Party
- The Top Ten Most Ridiculous Lawsuits of 2013
- Peter Boettke's Strange Intellectual Odyssey Unraveled
- Crony Lefty De Blasio Names Former Goldman Sachs Managing Director as a Deputy Mayor
- Sibel Edmonds on Glenn Greenwald and His Connection to Billionaire Pierre Omidyar
- JPMorganChase Places Caps on Debit Cards Affected by Target Breach
- Mankiw Smacks The New York Times
- CAUGHT AGAIN: Sumner on Krugman on the UK
- Minimum Wage Increase Blowback: Hamburger Ordering Automation
- NATIONWIDE POLL: Christie Leads Both Democratic and GOP Fields (Rand Paul in the Middle of the Pack)
- 70 US Navy Sailors Left Sickened by Radiation After Japan Rescue
- Be Careful of Email Attachments: CryptoLocker Emails Can Freeze Your Computer
- OUTRAGEOUS Twisting Ludwig von Mises Beyond Recognition
- Rand Paul’s Play to Expand the GOP’s Tent
- Entrepreneurs vs. The Tar Pit State
- California Governor Jerry "Moonbeam" Brown Considering a Run for the Presidency
- Sunday Night Gossip: De Blasio Staffer ‘Shacking Up with Ex-Boss Spitzer’
- Progress Haters Attack Google Bus
- Cards Stolen in Target Breach Flood Underground Markets
- Plan to Create Separate Silicon Valley State
- Silk Road Founder Ross Ulbricht Attempting to Cut Deal With the Feds
- Peter Theil On a Potential Terrorist Attack
- It's Official: Jeff Deist Joins the Mises Institute as its New President
- USG Asks Google to Remove Almost 4,000 Political Items from Search
- The Government Created Market Distortions of Healthcare
- Up Is Down...Black Is White...And The World Bank Fights Corruption
- Lew Rockwell on the Evil of Government
AIPAC’s Fed Candidate Stanley Fischer on a Warpath Against Iran
ReplyDeleteFischer may also want to launch "exercises" to prepare the U.S. financial system for the fallout of Israeli military attacks on Iran. New bills in Congress drafted by AIPAC call not only for additional sanctions aimed at thwarting a fledgling deal on Iran’s nuclear program (favored 2-to-1 by Americans). AIPAC’s bill forces the U.S. to "have Israel’s back" in the event of a unilateral Israeli strike. If Israel has already decided to attack Iran, it would benefit immensely from having Fischer inside the Fed, protecting the financial flows Israel now regards as all but a birthright from its primary global underwriter. Less well-known is the Fed’s authority to authorize foreign bank acquisitions. Any future Israeli campaign to further entwine its banks into the U.S. financial system through acquisitions would likely find a much more welcoming regulator in Fischer.
http://original.antiwar.com/smith-grant/2013/12/27/aipacs-fed-candidate-stanley-fischer-on-a-warpath-against-iran/print/