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Paul Craig Roberts was Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Economic Policy and associate editor of the Wall Street Journal. He was columnist for Business Week, Scripps Howard News Service, and Creators Syndicate. He has had many university appointments. His Internet columns have attracted a worldwide following.

The January Jobs Are Statistical Artifacts

The January Jobs Are Statistical Artifacts

This good news is a mirage. It is due to faulty seasonal adjustments and to the BLS birth/death model.…

The Real Economic Picture

The Real Economic Picture

These graphs courtesy of John Williams make it completely clear that there is no economic recovery. In place of recovery, we have hype from politicians, Wall Street, and the presstitute…

Economics Lesson 1

Economics Lesson 1

The consequence of printing money when jobs have been moved offshore is an inflationary depression. This catastrophe could begin to unfold this year or in 2013.…

U.S.: Drowning In Hypocrisy

U.S.: Drowning In Hypocrisy

The US government is so full of self-righteousness that it has become a caricature of hypocrisy.…

More On Ron Raul

If Ron Paul’s libertarian handlers and support base could escape their ideology, Ron Paul could be much better positioned to win the Republican nomination. …

Washington Moves The World Closer To War

Washington Moves The World Closer To War

More confirmation that Washington is moving the world toward a dangerous war has appeared. …

America’s Last Chance

America’s Last Chance

America has one last chance, and it is a very slim one. Americans can elect Ron Paul President, or they can descend into tyranny.…

The Next War on Washington’s Agenda

The Next War on Washington’s Agenda

We, as Americans, need to ask ourselves what all this is about? Why is our government so provocative toward Islam, Russia, China, Iran? What purpose, whose purpose is…

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