Author Archives: Morgan Reynolds

Book Review by Morgan Reynolds: The Myth of American Inequality

Note: If you’re using a phone or tablet, tap here to view the book review. Original Link: https://qjae.mises.org/article/84733-book-review-_the-myth-of-american-inequality-how-government-biases-policy-debate_

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News Flash

The authorities have just recovered this photo from my passport at Ground Zero. Just kidding, I’m still alive. The photo is a merger of my face and that of Mohamed Atta, the accused hijacker, and neither one of us had … Continue reading

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The Free Food Con

by Morgan Reynolds An instructive fable about “free” food posted by my friend George Gaenslen on Facebook·Richard Daley·This is NOT a joke. Just something to think about. You will appreciate the final statement.There was a professor in a large college … Continue reading

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The Deluge Amplified

Morgan Reynolds Since I posted my little tract on the US government’s reckless and absurd monetary, spending and borrowing behavior, two new pieces along the same lines have appeared. All good. To embellish the main point, one of the hidden effects of … Continue reading

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After Us the Deluge

Morgan Reynolds I watched the latest interview of the always brilliant David Stockman on the “Liberty Report” and said, Morgan, it’s time to update your April 2017 article on the federal fiscal condition.  On August 15, 1971 the Nixon administration … Continue reading

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Armed Staff

Concerned about the safety of children at school? How about this policy advertised via signs all over the Center Point Texas ISD school.

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The Banking Crisis: A Short Explanation

By Morgan Reynolds I have two grandsons for whom I conduct a quarterly seminar, and one of them is a recent recruit into the banking industry. Since I believe I can enlighten the lad about the fragility of the system … Continue reading

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The 9/11 Airplane Magic Show

by Morgan Reynolds Thanks to JH for all his help. [If a video below does not play properly, refresh the page and that should correct the problem. When playing videos, use the controls in the lower right corner to enlarge, … Continue reading

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The Dubious Corona-19 “Vaccines”: An Addendum

On the question of the existence of the virus, consider this article by Rappaport, one of many by him: Rappaport continues: “The use of the term ‘quantified’ in that phrase means: the CDC has no measurable amount of the virus, … Continue reading

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The Dubious Corona-19 “Vaccines”

The alleged virus has never been isolated in a lab, contrary claims notwithstanding. So it likely does not exist. Jon Rappaport, investigative health reporter, has been most insistent on this question, read what you choose listed here or more recently. … Continue reading

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The Failure of Fix-It by Force

A Review of James L. Payne, The Big Government We Love to Hate: Exploring the Roots of Political Malaise, Sandpoint, Idaho: Lytton Publishing, 2021 by Morgan Reynolds Jim Payne is a Ph.D. political scientist who has taught at Yale, Wesleyan, … Continue reading

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Socialist Economy Is Impossible

by Morgan Reynolds After the Soviet Union collapsed in December 1991 it was widely and plausibly proclaimed that full-blown socialism was dead and buried.  Capitalism had triumphed.  No more aggressive, big and popular socialist experiments.  Ha!  Wrong.  Even in the … Continue reading

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A Virus Blows Up Fiscal and Monetary Sorcery

by Morgan Reynolds So is everything alright with the economy?  The Fed’s in control, right?  Ok, then Trump is?  Hardy, har, har.  We’re experiencing a Warren Buffet moment: “Only when the tide goes out do you discover who’s been swimming … Continue reading

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The Crash of American Airlines Flight 587

by Morgan Reynolds Remember the crash of American Airlines Flight 587 on November 12, 2001, in the Belle Harbor neighborhood of Queens, New York City, only two months after 9/11?  Yes, I’d forgotten about it too.  But now we have … Continue reading

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New 9/11 Video Documents Where the Towers Went

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Failed Demolition in Dallas Exposes WTC 9/11 Fraud

by Morgan Reynolds On Sunday morning, February 16, 2020, an 11-story tower in Dallas laced with 300 pounds of dynamite was supposed to neatly implode in a controlled demolition.  It didn’t quite go as planned.  Steve Pettigrew, president of Pettigrew … Continue reading

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Turkish Plane Crash vs. the Fake Crashes on 9/11

by Morgan Reynolds Here we go again, comparing real Boeing plane crashes to expose–as simply as possible– the plane fakery of 9/11. On Wednesday, February 5, 2020, a Boeing 737-86J, reportedly 11 years old, landing on runway 06 in rainy … Continue reading

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Public Policy Insights

January 23, 2020 by Morgan Reynolds, Ph.D. Economics Professor Emeritus While I have been around public policy debates for decades, only recently did I become involved in a full-blown political campaign here in Arkansas.  I did some research on tax … Continue reading

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10 Minute Reynolds Reveal Interview with Dr. Judy Wood

RR Episode #19 25 June 2013 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNcrXPBtsr0 clip – 1stageofawareness Transcript – Christoph Jung of Berlin Germany (Thanks Christoph) Time: 10m 14s Dr. Judy Wood: The biggest issue is: why don’t more people see it?  That is the biggest puzzle. … Continue reading

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New Interview with Richard Syrett

by Morgan Reynolds I posted a new interview with my favorite “interrogator” Richard Syrett which concentrated on the Ron Paul anti-war conference I attended August 24, 2019, but the discussion also touched on recent legal challenges to the 9/11 narrative. … Continue reading

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