Two most interesting blog articles by the jokily-pseudonym-ed "Lord Higham-Johnson".The posts themselves are far from jocular and those who may be tempted to dismiss them as conspiracy theorising must still recognise that there is nevertheless a case, of sorts, to answer; or at least, the scent of a story for the financial bloodhounds.
The first, from March this year, looks at the process by which the Federal Reserve came to be proposed, named and brought into being.
The second, today's, is a restrained fisking of an attempt by a teacher of economics to discount conspiracy theory in relation to "the Fed".
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