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it would be a very dangerous precedent that faceless supranational bureaucracies can make a small progressive country jeopardize its success and future.

Problem-solving should be left to imaginative responses rather than regulations and prohibitions that hinder and stifle entrepreneurship.

We should remind ourselves that the history of liberalism (in its traditional sense meaning freedom) is a history of revolt against elites.

There is an alternative Great Reset that can lead the world to the same target destination goals but without the dystopian implications and its shortcomings on environmentalism.

The wrong conclusion then would be to follow the teachings of the latest prophet of Group Two - Klaus Schwab and his friends and their teaching of the Great Reset.

Like the need for separation of church and state, we need the separation of the central bank and state if freedom is to be preserved.

Liberty as such, the highest good of a political community for Friedman, is in need of capitalism.

Concerned governments are faced with a dilemma, in that managing increasing migrant flows pitches morality against practicality.

What’s causing inflation, if not budget deficits and government debt?

The story of the East India Company’s destructive, unsustainable rise and ultimate demise is a lesson against the intermingling of trade and polity.