Ideology - Michael DeVinney

The Return of Anti-Economics

Reality exists independent of belief. It doesn’t bend to the will of politicians, nor does it change by decree. Yet, … Read the rest

These ridiculous ideas are tearing apart civilization. People don’t think they can perform surgery just because they’ve watched a medical

People assume education is about learning. They assume schools exist to cultivate knowledge, curiosity, and independent thought. Assumptions are often

Truth is not what prevails. It’s a mistake to think that merely presenting facts will dismantle the ruling ideology. People … Read the rest

There is only one Keynesian economic. It is the study of human action. It does not bend to political trends,

Either freedom exists, or control does. There is no middle ground. No balance. No coexistence. They claim a little control … Read the rest

All advancements in human history begin with an idea. Every invention, every movement, every leap forward arises from a … Read the rest

The trial and execution of Socrates was a centralization effort. Socrates was a provocative figure who questioned authority, exposed contradictions … Read the rest

A Crisis Was Ordered Long Ago April 21, 2025
The ruling classes and their media blamed the 2008 financial crisis on free markets and too little government regulation. However, because the Federal Reserve promised to help cover losses in financial markets, it practically invited reckless behavior.
George Ford Smith
1775: Putting Tyrants on the Run April 21, 2025
While establishment historians claim that the British government had no intentions of depriving American colonists of their liberties, actual history tells a different story. Things came to a head April 19, 1775, touching off the American Revolution.
James Bovard
The Keynesian Multiplier Is a Dangerous Myth April 21, 2025
Keynesians claim that through the "multiplier," a country can spend itself into prosperity. All that is needed is for government to tax, borrow, print money and spend, and prosperity will follow. Austrian Economists, however, are not fooled by such myths.
Frank Shostak