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... in government. Any Government operates with an eye to its own short-term survival, and those of its connected interest groups, and nothing else." Mises

We cannot accuse you of ignorance, just old-fashioned stupidity.

They need these people only to push their authoritarian agenda. Divide and ...

... while they only recover their senses slowly, and one by one.
Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds (1841) Mackay

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... in government. Any Government operates with an eye to its own short-term survival, and those of its connected interest groups, and nothing else." Mises

We cannot accuse you of ignorance, just old-fashioned stupidity.

The foolish ones said to the wise, Give us some of your oil; our lamps are going ...

... fixed to a point but floating, drifting, wandering. JB
planaó: To lead astray, to deceive, to cause to wander
Original Word: πλανάω

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Policy shift was noted. Those with an eye just seen it.

pretext ...

... and lay the blame for their own plight on them. This ignorance of the public is the indispensable basis of the inflationary policy.
Ludwig von Mises, The Theory of Money and Credit, § IV Ch. 21 ¶ 19

"It is not that government has lacked information needed to fix the problem. It is ...

... are needed to support any eventual recovery, this will not immediately stop the process of financial contraction and economic decline.
Ludwig von Mises, Human Action, third revised edition (Chicago: Henry Regnery, 1966), p. 871. For an acknowledgment of the difference between his own emphasis and ...

... are needed to support any eventual recovery, this will not immediately stop the process of financial contraction and economic decline.

Ludwig von Mises, Human Action, third revised edition (Chicago: Henry Regnery, 1966), p. 871. For an acknowledgment of the difference between his own emphasis and ...

... and lay the blame for their own plight on them. This ignorance of the public is the indispensable basis of the inflationary policy.
Ludwig von Mises, The Theory of Money and Credit, § IV Ch. 21 ¶ 19

"It is not that government has lacked information needed to fix the problem. It is ...

... and lay the blame for their own plight on them. This ignorance of the public is the indispensable basis of the inflationary policy.
Ludwig von Mises, The Theory of Money and Credit, § IV Ch. 21 ¶ 19

"It is not that government has lacked information needed to fix the problem. It is ...

... and lay the blame for their own plight on them. This ignorance of the public is the indispensable basis of the inflationary policy.
Ludwig von Mises, The Theory of Money and Credit, § IV Ch. 21 ¶ 19

"It is not that government has lacked information needed to fix the problem. It is ...