Bureaucrats in the Deep State | Tate Fegley
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Published 2024-08-01
Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on August 1, 2024.
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All Comments (21)
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in other words the world would be alot less corrupt with a smaller Government!
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"Bureaucracy" (1944, Mises) is a good read. Barely scratched the surface here, the orgional essay is over 120 pages as I recall, and reasonably dense.
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File under: Why aligning toward the varieties of virtue as opposed to the varieties of vice matters
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The content of this speech is terrific. I bet Tate Fegley is cognizant of the Australian submarine deal with the French which was a disaster. A great research topic for a student paper on how bureaucrats blunder decisions in search of votes. A military deal so bad the lefties tore it up when they got in power and told the French to pound sand (at taxpayers expense) and went with the US Virginia class subs - arguably the best man-made machines in history. In other news, China has condemned Australia's backflip on the French deal! Well duh, LOL.
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Finally, someone I can believe. TRUTH, looking for the steps for WE THE PEOPLE, can make a change where party name no longer matters.
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Very simply all you have to do is hire ex defense people who have experience, knowledge and integrity, who can evaluate and write reports about what the findings are. The problem is that too often, congress doesn't want the truth, they want some data that fits their narrative.
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Great job! A very digestible short lecture of bureaucracy. This lecture is ripe for an edit and corresponding animation
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Great speech
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Very enlightening inspired talk hitting the nail in the head. Indeed absolute distinctive pleasure to listen to your informed opinion. Thanks 😂
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Spot on.
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As this type of government and military corruption has always occurred, could it be stopped? Or would it eventually just change hands?
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As contrasted to the shallow state?
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I wonder why this doesn't get more traction...
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The consequences for individuals that blow the whistle on the most egregious examples can be severe; despite " whistle blower protection"
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Jacques Ellul, is that you?
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An extra comment to help boost the YouTube algorithm!
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bro should read a whitney web book
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Yore muney iz mine.
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I love mises, dude needs to brush up his public speaking skills
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This is an excellent infomercial. The people in the audience must have been paid extremely well to sit through this genius lecture, up there with Bill Mar, not just saying that so that the algorithms will let one of the 15 trillion filtered negative comments through. A super handsome supermodel telling honest completely facts. Five stars. It is most excellent fun time with true facts.
