The Need for Profits
“The worst crime against working people is a company that fails to make a profit.” John D. Rockefeller? Andrew Carnegie? Wrong. The author of that statement was none…
Author: Phyllis Schlafly
Pope John Paul I
Those who hoped that the College of Cardinals would select an American Pope for the Catholic Church were disappointed, but they can rejoice that the new Pope took…
The Money Mess
When is the Carter Administration going to stop acting as though the money mess is just one of 20 items on the week’s agenda and start treating it…
Fusion Power in our Future
Is the world of tomorrow one of unlimited energy — or a world in which our prime task will be to allocate equitable shares of rapidly shrinking resources?…
The Seven Deadly Sins
For centuries the Seven Deadly Sins have been considered a quaint artifact of the Middle Ages, useful to medieval scholars but beneath the dignity of sophisticated modern man.…
Defense Coalition in Congress
The American people and their Congressmen used to take it for granted that military superiority over any combination of possible aggressors was a fixed U.S. policy goal. Then,…
The Overpopulation Myth
“Overpopulation is the only really grave problem mankind faces. All other problems are secondary. … The population explosion is a recipe for disaster for all nations, underpopulated or…
The Stagflation Blues
Stagflation is the reason Democratic Congressional candidates are apprehensive about the elections this fall. This newly-named economic disease is a combination of sharply rising inflation (running at 11.4…
Need for “People-Sized” Institutions
“Excessive greatness of a town,” “multitude of corporations,” and too much “ghostly authority” or power of organized religion were listed by the 17th-century British political philosopher Thomas Hobbes…
NEED FOR “PEOPLE-SIZED” INSTITUTIONS
“Excessive greatness of a town,” “multitude of corporations,” and too much “ghostly authority” or power of organized religion were listed by the 17th-century British political philosopher Thomas Hobbes…