Over at AntiWar.com, Philip Giraldi explains what's happened in Honduras.
Sunday, July 12, 2009
More on Honduras
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Saturday, July 11, 2009
Jacques Necker Dismissed
Eleven score years ago today, Jacques Necker was dismissed as Director-General of Finance of the Kingdom of France.
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Gold...
Peter Schiff, who is seriously considering running for the United States Senate, recommends gold stocks.
Dr. Gary North says no central bank will launch a sound currency to replace the U.S. dollar.
And over at The Times, Jamie Whyte wants to strip the Bank of England of its power.
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Nepal
The King may be seeking a return. So The National reports.
Some views on the situation in the Kingdom of Nepal:
- Nepali Rajniti: Dirgha Raj Prasai: Monarchy is the most convincing identity in Nepal
- The Himalayan Beacon: Sudeshna Sarkar: NEPAL: Royalists celebrate as Nepal’s last king conquers family curse
- GVN Media Fellowship Blog: Samuel Edward Shetler: Nepal: Ancient Feuds, Modern “Feudocracy” and a Country in Need
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Burr-Hamilton Duel
Ten score and five years ago today, American monarchist and Founding Father Alexander Hamilton was mortally wounded in a duel (text, video).
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Thursday, July 9, 2009
Edmund Burke
Two centuries and a dozen years ago today, Edmund Burke passed on from this world.
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Wednesday, July 8, 2009
The Spoof: Obama Apologizes to Loyalists
Yet another story at The Spoof.
Please also feel free to see my other news stories and my profile at The Spoof.
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Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Happy Birthday, King Gyandendra!
His Majesty King Gyandendra of Nepal is 62 years old today.
Happy Birthday!
Long live His Majesty King Gyanendra of Nepal!
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Strutt Passing Day
3 score and a year ago today, Edward Lisle Strutt, the icon of this weblog, passed on from this world.
May he continue to rest in peace!
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Monday, July 6, 2009
Identity-Chip Implants
The House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania passed a ban against forced identity-chip implants. So the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.
H/T: David Kramer of the LRC Blog
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The Bayonet Constitution
Six score and two years ago today, the Bayonet Constitution was signed.
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Sunday, July 5, 2009
Olive Branch Petition Adopted
Six years short of a score dozen years ago today, the Continental Congress adopted the Olive Branch Petition.
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