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Andrew Fink: What’s Behind Dmitry Medvedev’s Nuclear Saber-Rattling?

Posted September 17, 2022 By David Haggith

The former Russian president is threatening the West with nuclear war over calls for an international tribunal over the invasion of Ukraine. As Russia invades other countries that never attacked it, slaughters hundreds of thousands of people over the years in endless efforts to rebuild its former empire, and is the only country on earth now […]

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The Russians (Propaganda) Are Coming!

Posted September 17, 2022 By David Haggith
By Agnico-Eagle (Agnico-Eagle Mines Limited) [CC0], via Wikimedia Commons

The headline reads “Moscow World Standard to Destroy LBMA’s Monopoly in Precious Metals Pricing”. Wow! Could it be? Is this it?! The gold revaluation we’ve all been waiting for! Someone, who has the power, will give us a venue in which we can sell our gold at its true price… how does $50,000 sound, eh?

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Bruce Wilds: Big Companies Are Predatory, Big Governments Do Dumb Things

Posted September 11, 2022 By David Haggith

Big companies are predatory, big governments are stupid. The thing they have in common is they both want more control and power. China is a good example of trying to combine both; this experiment however seems to be crumbling before our eyes.…

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James Howard Kunstler: Uncertainty rules our slide into the dark half of the year

Posted September 11, 2022 By David Haggith
Photo of breadlines during the Great Depression

There will be a Great Re-set, of course, but it’s not exactly the one that Western Civ is blabbering about — a mere shuffling of political and financial protocols. It’s happening with or without “Joe Biden,” the EU, and der Hoch Schwabenklaus, though the aggregate stupidity they represent is surely making the entry process worse.

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A.J. Rice: The Quiet Quitting President

Posted September 10, 2022 By David Haggith
Farmer in despair over Great Depression in 1932.

The lemming media is at it again. Once a headline generates clicks, they all follow each other, writing about the same topic from the same angles, never digging down to find out what’s really going on. The latest version of this behavior is “quiet quitting.”

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Leo Hohmann: Forget about Biden, Trudeau, Macron and the rest of the WEF’s puppet politicians: It’s the system that’s broken

Posted September 10, 2022 By David Haggith
Klaus Schwab on big screen at World Economic Forum

People’s attention is too focused on Biden and Trump and not enough on the sweeping global transformation that is going on, and speeches like the one Biden delivered on September 1 are meant to keep us distracted and diverted (and to divide and conquer)….

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Bill Blain: Queen Elizabeth

Posted September 9, 2022 By David Haggith

This Elizabethan Age has ended. Queen Elizabeth was instrumental in establishing and strengthening the UK’s Soft-Power and global position on an increasingly confused global stage. It’s time to look to the future.…

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MN Gordon: The Backstory on Our California Exodus

Posted September 5, 2022 By David Haggith
Katelynn & Jordan Hewlett, AP, CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

Along the 32nd parallel, in San Diego, where the western march of America’s manifest destiny collides with the Pacific Ocean, the sunsets are always perfect. The view from the coast here is due west.  It is also south of the Channel Islands.  The setting is completely unobstructed. Reds, yellows, oranges, purples, and pinks radiate out […]

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Tim Morgan: Money and the End of Abundance

Posted September 4, 2022 By David Haggith
Knowing how to invest in oil means not having barrel of it leaking around your home. | By fernost (Self-photographed) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

While I think the author of the following article places too much emphasis on oil, coal and gas shortages and costs as the primary cause of our economic decline, energy of all kinds (including hydro, nuclear, etc.) clearly plays a major role, so I think the article presents realistic concerns about the impact declining availability […]

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A.J. Rice: The Woking Dead Eat White People First

Posted September 4, 2022 By David Haggith
Federal Reserve hacking its own recovery to death

It used be just “affirmative action,” the term used for race-based preferential hiring practices. The Minneapolis public school system just doubled-down on that by adopting race-exclusionary hiring practices. If you’re white, you need not apply…

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Jonathan Turley: “Reclaim America from Constitutionalism”: Law Professors Now Call to “Pack the States,” Rather than Pack the Court

Posted September 3, 2022 By David Haggith

Below is my column on the increasing condemnations of “constitutionalism” as the root of our problems as a nation. The latest such attack came from two professors in the New York Times in a column titled The Constitution Is Broken and Should Not Be Reclaimed. It is part of a crisis of faith sweeping the nation. There […]

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MN Gordon: Have We Entered the New Dark Ages?

Posted September 3, 2022 By David Haggith
Published in the US before 1923 and public domain in the US. Used to represent people piling up America's national debt.

Everyone seems to be caught in the same dark delusion, as I will be describing and explaining in this weekend’s Patron Post. MN Gordon also sees the foolishness and describes it as “the new dark ages,” an age of unreason where people fail to see the obvious due to the oblivious who tell them the […]

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