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Truth Be Told Archive: July 2010

  • Rangel, rag money and other forms of political quackery

    After the Revolution, all but two of the states attempted to boost economic growth by printing "rag money." The attempt failed. Trying to convince the people that worthless paper is as good as gold is a lot like Charlie Rangel wanting a trial and the Dodd-Frank new financial reform bill. Published July 30 2010

  • Health care a new tax afterall

    The health care bill is becoming one more example of how an Administration can practice alchemy on our Constitution converting it to a substance akin to rubber. It's time we decide: is it steel or rubber? Published July 21 2010

  • Property rights: fair or unfair

    Some believe that property is the root of all evil and that it is simply not fair for some to have while others do not. Published July 6 2010

  • Blacks reclaiming their place in the fight for America

    Strong and impressive non-white heroes are emerging in America, particularly blacks.They are breaking out of shackles, in some ways created by revised history that made blacks look like unique victims of white supremacy. Story after story is emerging of strong black figures from the past and today. Published July 1 2010

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Carla Garrison

Carla Garrison

Carla writes about current issues and events with an aim toward telling the truth, using the writings of great thinkers, dead and living, as well as common sense.

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