There are those who believe that the only way to stop the excesses of markets is to build a massive framework of rules and regulations to bar every possibility of abuse. Such structures make economies resemble prisons rather than free markets. Their promoters fail to recognize that this is a moral problem not a regulatory … Read more
Written by Gary J. Isbell Family, honor, faith and role models are the most powerful tools Americans have to reclaim their great country from the throes of economic chaos, according to the two speakers at a special “Bringing America to Honor” event held near Pittsburgh on June 1st. John Horvat II, vice president of the … Read more
Written by Michael Gorre The Greenwich Tea Party Patriots of South Jersey hosted speaker John Horvat II at its monthly meeting on June 3rd near Elmer, New Jersey. Well over 100 people attended the event. The topic of the talk was “Getting to the Core of What Is Wrong With America: The Case for a … Read more
CHANDLER, AZ (April 25, 2014) – The nation is on course for self-destruction as a result of ignoring our God-given moral compass, which ultimately keeps everything in balance, according to John Horvat II, author of Return to Order: From a Frenzied Economy to an Organic Christian Society —Where We’ve Been, How We Got Here, and … Read more
People point to the latter part of the nineteenth century as the golden age of the gold standard. During that time, they claim money was stable and inflation was negligible. Gold and silver coinage reigned supreme and sound fiscal policy was firmly in place. Yet a look at this time in American history tells a … Read more
By Francis Slobodnik Today, whether we are fully conscious of it or not, most people experience a sense of disorder deep inside their souls. So many things in life throw our world upside down. We no longer have the order and wholeness that once existed inside society and gave stability and certainty to life. In … Read more
“I feel that this book summarizes my true opinions of what is wrong with America: how, through the years, we have deviated from core values and morals. I don’t like living in a world that I have to accept things I don’t agree with,and feel ridiculed when I speak up when I feel something is … Read more
The European Union has adopted fiscal rules that require those who are in the eurozone to limit deficit spending to no more than three percent of any member nation’s gross domestic product (GDP). Unfortunately, the present Italian budget does not comply with these goals. However, there is no problem that is too great for Italian … Read more
It’s called Amazon Dash. It’s the latest and greatest gadget in the line of instant purchase. “Have it now” takes on a new meaning when you dash an order off to Amazon in real time. Amazon Dash involves a new hand-held device that allows customers to order products by simply speaking into a microphone or … Read more
6. Notice and appreciate surroundings: Go for a walk in a park or wooded area without your smart phone. Even better, walk along the seashore if you live near the ocean. Pay attention to the things around you: the smells of the salty breeze, the seagulls flying about, the ebbs and flows of the waves—but … Read more
