Tag Archives: central planners

Are We Hungrier for Truth or Compromise?

Posted on August 15, 2015 by Chip Murray

A Muslim “asylum-seeker” screaming “Allah Akbar” beheads a mother and son while they were shopping at an IKEA in Sweden. IKEA responds by stopping knife sales! Sound familiar? It seems there’s a new AAA in town, and they are blowing … Continue reading →

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Riding the Beast

Posted on January 18, 2014 by Chip Murray

I am part of a gathering of Christian men who come together periodically in wonderful fellowship and prayerful reflection. Although I’m sure there are many Liberal Christians, our group leans more Libertarian and Conservative. Our get-togethers begin and end with … Continue reading →

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What if Melville Were Alive Today?

Posted on June 30, 2013 by Chip Murray

“Look ye Starbuck, all visible objects are but a pasteboard mask. Some inscrutable yet reasoning thing puts forth the molding of their features. The White Whale tasks me…he heaps me. Yet he is but a mask. It is the thing … Continue reading →

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The Quote of the Century!

Posted on May 10, 2012 by Chip Murray

“Central Bankers have confused the Black Art of Central Planning with Central Banking by pretending they can see into the future and fix it.” – Jim Grant I heard these words from the lips of Jim Grant as he spoke … Continue reading →

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A Return to Localism!

Posted on March 10, 2012 by Chip Murray

“The solution in one word: Localism”. – Charles Hugh Smith, OfTwoMinds Well it’s late Friday evening and everyone is settling in for the weekend after yet another week of Greek Groundhog Days. Earlier today I had an email from an … Continue reading →

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