Author Archives: DRenegade

When Barack Obama speaks to the public, it is very rare that he does so without a specific purpose in mind.  So why is he urging Americans “to be prepared for a disaster” all of a sudden?  On May 31, … Continue reading →

Source ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I apologize for the language above. This election will be unlike any this country has seen before. Now that Obama has attacked Trump, the gloves are off. Which means the true state of the empire will be on … Continue reading →

Source ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Patriot Summer? David DeGerolamo

Eventually, the reality of the economic collapse cannot be covered over by government statistics (damned lies). How soon before the United States becomes Venezuela? Did you watch the Mexican riots in San Jose last night? David DeGerolamo

If anyone was “worried” about the Verizon strike taking away 35,000 jobs from the pro forma whisper number of 200,000 with consensus expecting 160,000 jobs, or worried about a rate hike by the Fed any time soon, you can sweep … Continue reading →

The average professional in this country wakes up in the morning, goes to work, comes home, eats dinner, and then goes to sleep, unaware that he or she has likely committed several federal crimes that day. Why? The answer lies … Continue reading →

While it’s Donald Trump’s blunt candor which has been generating news stories throughout this election season, Barack Obama jumped back into the erudition spotlight recently with a devastatingly brutal condemnation of current political rhetoric. Specifically, the World’s Most Eloquent President … Continue reading →

The Obama administration is setting sodium limits for nearly every food imaginable, the latest in a series of efforts to change how Americans eat. The voluntary standards are meant to nudge restaurants and the food industry into reducing the amount … Continue reading →

The potential for a truly devastating economic collapse has been real for some time. And it is coming to America. Though most Americans are accustomed to having shelves full of food and goods, and enough money to keep going, this … Continue reading →

Most Americans have been conditioned to believe and to assume that the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution requires a “wall of separation between Church and State.” This concept is seldom challenged today. But it is not actually a part … Continue reading →