Tag: economics

Abolish the Jew Tax

This will never succeed… …unless you deal with this first. Protesting taxes is an essential aspect of Americanism. From the original Tea Party up to modern-day conservatives who grumble about welfare leeches, this opposition to high, unjust taxation is rooted in one fundamental idea: wealth…

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Citigroup Predicts Worsening Hell in Europe

Telegraph October 29, 2013 If Citigroup is right, the slight rebound in Europe over the summer will not be enough to stop Club Med going from bad to worse, with a string of soft defaults/restructurings. I pass their latest forecasts on to readers. I do…

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Israel to Become World’s First Cashless Society?

David Lev Arutz Shiva September 30, 2013 The government on Tuesday authorized establishment of a committee that will examine ways to eliminate cash from the Israeli economy – the better to prevent citizens from cheating on their taxes. The committee will be chaired by Harel…

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The Jews and China

The Chinese are not the sort to bow to foreign powers, and unlike Whites, they don’t have a suicidal empathy-drive. It’s clear to me that modern China with its giant manufacturing industry , cheap labour , and slave-like mentality is a product of the Jews.…

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Boom Times for the ‘Detroit of Southeast Asia’

AFP September 8, 2013 At a high-tech factory in the world’s fastest growing auto production hub, industrial robots and white-suited workers put the finishing touches to hundreds of cars rolling off the assembly line each day. It could be a scene from Toyota City or…

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Pacific Free Trade Talks Stumble, US Vows Patience

AFP August 23, 2013 Representatives from countries negotiating a free trade pact that will cover nearly 40 percent of global economic output said Friday that differences between them persisted, as the US sought to assuage concerns over a looming year-end deadline. Trade ministers from the…

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The New Poor

Victor Thorn American Free Press August 16, 2013 Amid White House claims that the economy is rebounding, Americans are actually being placated by a vast illusion. During the Great Depression, soup lines stretched around city blocks. In 2013, these same soup lines exist, except in…

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What is Distributism?

[Editor’s Note: Distributism is an economic model that seeks to avoid the evils of both capitalism and socialism. While focused on traditionalist Catholicism rather than ethno-nationalism, it provides many useful arguments and ideas for anyone interested in forging a third way between the two dominant…

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