Commendations
On Economic Perspectives no. 116:
“An excellent piece as always.
I suppose it has to get worse before it gets better.
The problem is when society collapses the result is usually more government not less”
[Godfrey Bloom]
“Wonderful, Emile! Absolutely top notch.
You summarized the main problem wonderfully”
[Professor Patrick Barron]
“Every essay is excellent. We are certainly on the same wavelength!
Thank you.”
[George Lengvari]
“Powerful stuff”
[RichardMapleston]
Looking for an honest assessment of the state of the world economy? You won't get it from any government, but you'll get it from Emile Woolf. What he says about Britain's so-called leadership applies in spades to the US.
Prof. Pat Barron
Emile that is a great article. I see they (govt) are now talking about reducing the Civil Service by 70000. A mere drop in the ocean compared to 5.7 million!
Don Bailey, OBE
Masterful, Emile. Thanks for quoting me.
Your explanation of money is simple, concise, and easily understood, as it should be.
It won’t happen, but the best transition to better money would occur if government simply repealed its legal tender laws. Gresham’s Law would work in reverse; i. e., good money would drive out bad, just as good products drive out bad products. Now there’s something I’d love to see you scratch!
Pat
[PROFESSOR PATRICK BARRON]
Wonderful, dear Em. Your papers get better and better. Keep scratching
Love,
Richard
[RICHARD ELIAS]
My dear Emile
That is indeed the best scratch you have given your privileged followers in 2021!! Amongst all the tittle tattle news this week we have had the report of growing expectations of harnessing nuclear fusion with temperatures twice those of the sun . Maybe this power will revive the medieval sorcerers claim of making gold ?
I recall from academic economics the notion that the discovery of the New World brought major new gold supplies back to Europe stimulating industrial and economic activity.
To contemplate Governments giving up their currency printing powers is like expecting turkeys to vote for Christmas !! Or ,as Cobden said , if everyone is to be in receipt of charity who is to be the donor !! One of Mr Andrew’s favourite quotes.
As you know WSC was not only the author of the People’s Rights but also , as Chancellor , reestablished the Gold Standard!! A true Liberal !!
Love to all the family - and keep up the good work !! As ever. Roger
PS Do you send your Epistles to Richard Elias?
Sent from my iPad
[ROGER PINCHAM, FORMER CHAIRMAN, LIBERAL PARTY OF GREAT BRITAIN]
"I know of no one with your skill in the beautiful but rarely practiced art of pricking economic nonsense bubbles! Long may you remain a master practitioner!"
[Richard Elias, Hyperion Insurance Group]
I strongly suggest that you read and disseminate Emile Woolf's latest essay. Very clear, concise, and truthful.
The link to Emile's website, which houses much more of his insights, is found below.
"If I were prime minister, I would make Emile chancellor of the exchequer. And the first thing I would do is send him to the Bank of England and sack them all, from Governor down...." [Paul Southampton] |
Comments on Emile's appraisal of March 2021 Budget:
“Thank you Emile. A very useful read for someone not very knowledgeable about economics.”
“Thanks for the article, greatly appreciated...I'm one of those old enough to recall Geoff Howe's budget at the time.”
“Great, again, Emile. How we miss a sensible PM like Maggie and bright, thoughtful and informed Chancellors like Howe and Lawson”
A simplified tax regime and regulatory cull – oh, yes please!
[Jonathon Clark, author of "It's never about the money"]
Excellent Emile, You strengthen my resolve.
[Ronald Lello, Founder, Millenium Trust]
"Thank you, very interesting and thought provoking !"[Nick Davis, investment manager]
"Outstanding Emile, even by your standards!"
[Roger Pincham, former Chairman of Liberal Party]
Emile
Thank you so much for by far the most sensible, balanced, intelligent, honest, bullshit free statement I have read anywhere on this issue over the past three years!
Rabbi Jeremy Rosen
Thank you Gary for sending me this great article and Emile congratulations for nailing it!
I look forward to more enlightenment in the future.
Best wishes,
George
- Thank you Emile, excellent, informative article.
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- Emile Woolf 1642again 8 minutes ago
- OK - Guilty as charged. But please, in mitigation, see my above points in my replies to 1642 again and Joe Slater, to save me repeating myself and boring you. I am delighted with the responses - remember that my whole purpose is to alert our next chancellor to the merits of free trade so that when he is battling with morons, he does not lose sight of what is real. Emile
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Emile
Thank you so much for by far the most sensible, balanced, intelligent, honest, bullshit free statement I have read anywhere on this issue over the past three years!
Kind regards
Jeremy
[referring to EP 70, following the election result]
Yes, I did read it. Excellent!
Keynes attempted to refute Say, but he failed of course. But politicians latched onto his crazy ideas, because they love nothing more than to spend, spend, spend. Fiat money made it possible and JMKeynes made doing so respectable. When asked what one reform he would choose if allowed only one, Mises picked sound money without hesitation. Sound money exposes the weaknesses of crackpot economics.
Breath of intellectual fresh air. Thank you.
jim Graham
Commendations on "TIME TO WAKE UP"
"What a great article" - Don Bailey
"Excellent article Emile" - Philip Goldsmith
"An excellent piece of writing Emile" - Ronald Lello, Founder, Millenium Trust
" I just want to thanks you very much for this brilliant, incisive analysis....not a word wasted, and no fool, or ideology gladly suffered." - Eric Liknaitsky, CEO, Contemporary Films.
Another excellent essay - thankyou Emile
Jim Graham
Wonderful, Emile! You have such a talent for writing that the man-on-the Clapham-ominbus or Joe-sixpack can understand.
[Patrick Barron - Professor of Austrian Economics & Banking, University of Wisconsin]"Wonderful essay, Emile. Right on target! Nigeria has overtaken South Africa? My God!"
[Patrick Barron, Philadelphia]