Author Archives: DRenegade

I remember my high school history teacher telling the class that no matter what Communists told the rest of the world, its failure was plain to see as it had erected the Berlin Wall to keep people from escaping. The … Continue reading →

Per the University of Chicago’s newly announced booster mandate, all students and employees must obtain a booster shot by January 24. Those who do not comply will be barred from campus and restricted from attending in-person classes, among other activities.  This booster mandate is … Continue reading →

The government knew that ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine were effective treatments for their SARS-COV bioweapon. The Republic was lost due to greed for pharmaceutical profits, kickbacks and political power. The Emergency Use Authorization of gene therapy was granted under false pretenses … Continue reading →

Train burglaries in the style of the nineteenth century are making a comeback. Looting, car thefts, and indiscriminate murders of the innocent were all part of 1970s urban violence. Following the failure in Afghanistan, we have reverted to the dark … Continue reading →

You can jump to minute 16 for the direct analysis. David DeGerolamo h/t WRSA

For those who know me, they know that I am antisocial. I keep to myself and do not travel much for obvious reasons. But lately, I have been trying to engage people in conversations concerning the financial state of the … Continue reading →

If you have information concerning food shortages in your area, please add a comment detailing the shortage(s), store name(s) and the location. David DeGerolamo

No food. No rule of law. Executive orders bypassing Congress. Congress out of control. High gas and supply shortages. Someday, we will look back and ask ourselves why we waited so long to restore the government to the people. That … Continue reading →

Start at minute 20. h/t Carolyn and Ed

As the United States continues its descent into Venezuela status, the stock market is down 5.21% since January 3rd. In the past five trading sessions (not including the last 1.5 hours left of trading today), the market is down 4.13%. … Continue reading →