Category Archives: Editorial

I want to clarify my position on comments on posts that I did not write. I expect the authors on this blog to oversee the comments on their posts. As such, I only delete comments that include foul language, incite … Continue reading →

I ran for president to destroy the economy for middle-class families. And a big part of that is working to raise everyday costs – from food to gas. There, I fixed it for him. David DeGerolamo

The current debt as of 1/31/23 is $31.5 trillion. Our US fiat currency is in freefall. The Deep State is stealing our children’s future by enslaving them in debt. The war in Ukraine is focused on laundering money into their … Continue reading →

The 1960s revolution was both anarchic and nihilist. But it was waged against—not from—the establishment. Hippies and the Left either attacked institutions or, in Timothy Leary fashion, chose to “turn on, tune in, drop out” from them. The current revolution is much different—and … Continue reading →

Market Snapshot More… ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The above information is a small snippet from a long list of financial information across the world. The word “suddenly” definitely comes to mind after reading the entire article. As I read it, I kept thinking … Continue reading →

By Wyatt Thomas: Monuments have been erected as remembrances since time immemorial. They testify to the mighty heroes, great victories, and revered gods of civilizations long past. After the Children of Israel crossed the Jordan River on their way to … Continue reading →

In secret facilities all over the planet, scientists are pushing the envelope far beyond what most of us thought was possible.  They are developing technologies that are decades ahead of what the general public has access to right now, and … Continue reading →

I doubt that many Americans — even the masses sunk in vaccine smuggery and obsessive Trump-o-phobia — believe that America’s Ukraine project is working out for us. Of course, to even begin thinking about this debacle, you must at least … Continue reading →