Author Archives: Wes Rhinier

Perspective: a particular attitude toward or way of regarding something; a point of view.      The virus is not a hoax. It is a killer and it may also be a killer of society as we know it. Currently Globally … Continue reading →

This article was written by Brandon Smith and originally published at Birch Gold Group Last November, in an article titled ‘The Economic Crash So Far: A Look At The Real Numbers’, I outlined the reality of statistical fraud by governments and central … Continue reading →

Thought I would pass along this website that was brought to my attention. covidactnow.org About CovidActNow.org was created by a team of data scientists, engineers, and designers in partnership with epidemiologists, public health officials, and political leaders to help understand how … Continue reading →

First off I hope everyone is doing well and has been preparing as best than can for what seems to be on the Horizon. First off my place of business is still open and most people are just wondering how … Continue reading →

From our friends at AMERICAN PARTISAN From our friends over at the Firearm Blog, they have an interesting story involving Governor Murphy and New Jersey. As you may or may not know, Governor Murphy passed legislation early in his term … Continue reading →

The Trump administration, moving quickly to halt the spread of the coronavirus, is seriously considering grounding all passenger air traffic for up to 30 days, temporarily halting stock trading on Wall Street, and imposing a shelter-in-place rule, according to officials. … Continue reading →

When historians look back at this time, we suspect that California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s landmark decision to order more than 40 million Californians to remain at home on Thursday night will be remembered as an important demarcation point – the beginning of … Continue reading →

Since the outbreak of the CHINESE WUHAN coronavirus, I’ve been watching very carefully as things progressed. With an R0 of 4-6.7 (depending on whose data you believe), and an asymptomatic period (yet still contagious) of up to 27 days, it … Continue reading →

America it seems is in a bad dream that it just can’t wake up from. Half of our country believes this is a nothingburger and a hoax, the other half is starting to realize that this is quiet possibly a … Continue reading →

Following his sudden and unexpected Twitter outburst this morning, urging President Trump to “Close the borders… shut down the country,” investor Bill Ackman called in to CNBC to further explain his grave concerns. As the virus spreads across America, Ackman sees only one … Continue reading →

What’s the better for dealing with pandemic disease: martial-law quarantines imposed by the state according to geography, or keeping society open while trusting medical professionals, individuals, families, and communities to make intelligent decisions?  A month ago, such a question would … Continue reading →