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into a tax corral from which they can never hope to
escape.
Friedman came to the Hoover in 1977 as senior research
fellow, simultaneously accepting a post as economic
consultant to the Federal Reserve Bank of San
Francisco. He and his consort, Murray Rothbard,
dominate a closely interlocked network of "hard money",
"conservative" groups, which includes the Heritage
Foundation, Mont Pelerin Society, Cato Institute, Ludwig
von Mises Institute, and American Enterprise Institute,
which hold banquet meetings, always with no visible
result. Their mentor is the late Ludwig von Mises, born in
Austria, and founder of "the Austrian School of
Economics", who taught at New York University from
1946 until his death. The Institute is now run by his
widow, Margit Herzfeld, to whom President Reagan said,
at a testimonial dinner for her husband, "You don't know
how often I consult the books of your husband before
making a decision." She still doesn't know.
At the age of 16, Milton Friedman became the protege of
Arthur Burns at Rutgers and Columbia. Their economic
principles stemmed from the "Viennese School" founded
by Karl Menger and Eugen von Bauwerk. Merger taught
von Hayek, Eric Voegelin and Fritz Machluys. At that
time. Vienna was dominated by the House of Rothschild,
which had controlled the national debt of Austria since
the Congress of Vienna in 1815. Austria's Tyrol silver
mines were owned by the Rothschilds, as were her
railways. Empress Elizabeth's closest friend was Julie de