Thomas Brewton
Thomas E. Brewton—Native of Louisiana; graduated from Louisiana State University in 1956. While there had the good fortune to study political science under Eric Voegelin and Constitutional law under Walter Berns.
Graduated from the Harvard Business School in 1958, then worked in the Wall Street financial community for thirty years. After retiring, surrounded by liberals in Scarsdale, New York, began writing op-ed pieces for local newspapers and essays for my children, aiming to counter the barbarism of liberal-socialism. From this came my website, “The View From 1776”
Most Recent Articles by Thomas Brewton:
Displacing Constitutional and Judeo-Christian religious ethos with an all embracing secular collectivism under Big Brother
Inflation At The Gate, The Fed Talks About Deflation
April 24, 2011
While flooding the banking system with excessive amounts of fiat dollars, Fed Chairman Bernanke has talked endlessly about the need to avert deflation
More About Inflation
April 6, 2011
International gold standard, Bretton Woods monetary stabilization agreement, Oil, Federal deficit spending
Don’t Blame Business For Our Inflation
April 4, 2011
When Inflation Comes, Blame Big Government
Love Thy Neighbor
March 27, 2011
Liberal-progressive-socialist antipathy toward individualism and "caring" for the abstract masses
Human Motivation
March 26, 2011
Can human behavior be programed by social engineers and economic planners?
Greed Before Prudence
February 19, 2011
Industrial Workers of the World, Socialists, Public employee unions
Keynesian Philosophical Assumptions
February 5, 2011
Keynesian macroeconomics is inconceivable without Darwinian evolution and secular socialism
Stop Obsessing About Japan And Deflation
November 16, 2010
Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal Keynesianism, Japan's deflation and economic stagnation
A Liberal-Progressive Abstraction: Caring For The Little Guy
November 10, 2010
Liberal-progressives are fond of grand, sweeping state-planning projects, conceived in abstraction by academic theorists
The Deflation Bogeyman
November 6, 2010
Inflation, the beloved Keynesian goal, has the opposite effect
The Business Cycle: Krugman vs. Austrian Economic Theory
November 4, 2010
Paul Krugman's simplistic view of the economy, among other things, ignores the fact that government stimulus handouts usually are targeted by Congress to favored special-interest groups
Academic Theorist In The White House
November 3, 2010
President's readiness to destroy long-standing principles of Federal governance and to saddle the nation with an unmanageable debt load