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Tyler Durden Zero Hedge 2/26/2013 Submitted by Simon Black of Sovereign Man blog By 1789, a lot of French people were starving. Their economy had long since deteriorated into a weak, pitiful shell. Decades of unsustainable spending had left the French treasury depleted. The currency was being rapidly debased. Food was scarce, and expensive. Perhaps […] February 27th, 2013 | Tags: Ben Bernanke, entitlement reforms, French Revolution, hyperinflation, Louis XV, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, Sen. Tom Coburn, sequestration, Stuart Varney | Category: Banking and finance, Barack Obama, Department of Education, Economy, Federal Reserve, Federal spending, Government regulations, History, West Virginia | Comments are closed
Ann Coulter Human Events 7/4/2012 It has become fashionable to equate the French and American revolutions, but they share absolutely nothing beyond the word “revolution.” The American Revolution was a movement based on ideas, painstakingly argued by serious men in the process of creating what would become the freest, most prosperous nation in world history. […] July 4th, 2012 | Tags: Declaration of Independence, Enlightenment, freedom, French Revolution, guillotine, Liberty Bell | Category: American Revolutionary War, Founding Fathers, France, History, religion, United States, US Constitution | Comments are closed
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