Soros’ Global Shock
Alex Soros Shocked That the Incumbent Political Order Is Being Crushed Around The Globe by Tyler Durden - November 08, 2024 Almost exactly one year ago, we wrote that 2024 would [...]
JBS vs. Article V Truth
The John Birch Society vs. Article V By Rodney Dodsworth - May 22, 2016 Near the core of John Birch Society opposition to an Article V Convention of the States [...]
Election: Why? And Now…
On the Clock By Judd Garrett - November 10, 2024 One of the most important traits to have as a football coach is to be open-minded enough to understand why [...]
John Locke & Natural Law
By Rodney Dodsworth - February 20, 2016 It wasn’t until I read Locke’s Second Treatise that so much of the Declaration came into better focus. Peter Laslett (Locke -Two Treatises of Government, Cambridge [...]
EPA Law – Gone
Nuclear blast at the Bikini Atoll 1946. (Credit: Wikimedia, Public Domain) Court Vaporizes 50 Years of Environmental Law, Leaving Trump's EPA to Build on the Ashes By streiff - [...]
Oops-More Inflation
Oops: The Treasury Secretary spilled the beans about the coming inflation by James Hickman - October 25, 2024 In the aftermath of World War II, with Europe devastated and Japan in [...]
History-but with Plan B
This is a good time to be optimistic. I certainly am. by James Hickman - November 7, 2024 It started with the Antonine Plague in the late 160s AD, most likely a [...]
Universal Social Security?
A Universal Social Security Program? By Russell Gloor - January 15, 2021 With Social Security’s finances in the spotlight these days, especially since COVID-19 devasted the U.S. economy, there is [...]
On Natural Law Deniers
By Rodney Dodsworth May 21, 2016 “I don’t accept the law of gravity.” “Then I encourage you to jump, sir.” Over the course of a weekend lunch with my wife, we pondered [...]
Pandemic Fears Source
The Pandemic-Era State of Fear Problem, Updated By Chris Bray - October 25, 2024 The journalist Laura Dodsworth wrote a magnificent book, remarkably early in the pandemic, arguing on good evidence [...]
Growing Debt Threatens U.S.
United States’ national debt illustration by Greg Groesch National debt is a burden on every American Only cuts in government spending can lead U.S. back to prosperity By [...]
Fire Bias News Reporters
Image Credit Esther Vargas/Flickr/CC by-SA 2.0 If The Media Were Serious About Eradicating A ‘Perception Of Bias,’ They’d Fire Most Of Their Staff The decision to not endorse [...]
The Great Fiscal Conundrum
The political class lacks the incentive to do what must be done to avoid calamity. By Max Borders - Oct 28, 2024 Damned if you do. Damned if you don’t. [...]
Organizing Next Pandemic For You
U.S., Canada, Mexico Launch ‘Pandemic Preparedness Initiative’ By Sarah Wagner - October 31, 2024 The United States, Canada, and Mexico launched a pandemic preparedness initiative that bolsters the One Health [...]
U.S. in State of Internal War
Cato’s Letter #37: Character of a Good And of an Evil Magistrate, Quoted from Algernon Sidney, Esq. By Rodney Dodsworth - May 20, 2016 Cato began his letter of July [...]
Gov’t & Your Religious Data
Department of Energy Collecting Religious Exemption Data By Sarah Wagner - October 31, 2024 Senator James Lankford (R-OK) warned that the Department of Energy (DOE) policy requiring the agency to [...]
U.S. Problem: U.S. Government
First it will be inflation. Then come the IRS agents. by James Hickman - October 28, 2024 Apart from weathermen, no one besides government bureaucrats can be so wrong, so often, [...]
Dr. Jay’s Slam Dunk
Blacklisted Scientist Receives Prestigious Award for “Intellectual Freedom” By Jonathan Turley - October 29, 2024 Below is my column in the New York Post on the prestigious award given to [...]
$41 Billion Climate Change Taxpayers Money Missing
World Bank Bureaucrats Can’t Account for up to $41 Billion for ‘Climate Change’ Funds LOL: Oxfam investigators warn that the lack of traceable spending could “undermine trust in global climate [...]
Your Speech is a Threat
Only Tyrants Fear Free Speech By Daniel Greenfield – October 14, 2024 “It’s really hard to govern today,” former Climate Czar John Kerry complained at the World Economic Forum. “The [...]
