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Tuesday Jul 25, 2023
Tuesday Jul 25, 2023
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos stops by to talk shop. The craziness always seems a bit more bearable after a visit with Eric.
Libraries used to be among the safest places for children. Now that the America Library Association is under the leadership of a professed "Marxist lesbian," some states are distancing themselves the organization.
When parents and teachers unions are at odds, there's going to be plenty of controversy. J.D. Tuccille says this is why school choice may be an idea whose time has come.
The most disturbing part of the pandemic, the lockdowns and the mandates was not what we learned about the power-hungry and opportunistic. It was what was revealed about ordinary people acting out of fear.
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We hear the word "socialism" spoken with reverence as well as distaste, depending upon who is saying it. For those looking for a clear understanding of the word, here's a terrific essay from Adam Martin on the essential ethic of socialism.
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Monday Jul 24, 2023
Monday Jul 24, 2023
I beat the drum a lot over free speech. The movement that is ramping up to first control free speech and then to eliminate it is gaining momentum. Jeffrey A. Tucker brilliantly describes the free speech scare and what it entails.
Call me a conspiracy nut if it makes you feel better but now that the FedNow program is officially launched, the danger of a central bank digital currency is much closer. Daisy Luther has some great analysis as well as recommendations of what we can do.
Last week's congressional hearing, in which RFK Jr. testified, was a sobering reminder of the contempt that the ruling class feels toward the First Amendment. Clarice Feldman weighs in on "thorny questions" and how Democrats and media enables censor news.
There's some remarkable grassroots journalism taking place in Northern Idaho right now thanks to Casey Whalen. Check out his article on how Marxist networks are playing footsie with state and federal law enforcement to target dissenting Americans.
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If you've had an unsettled feeling about Fox News over the past few years, your instincts are correct. Roger Kimball explains how Fox's conservative stance belies a much darker agenda.
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Friday Jul 21, 2023
Friday Jul 21, 2023
It's pretty established that crisis is a marvelous tool for power-seekers and opportunists. Remember that as Jeffrey A. Tucker explains how climate change is the new covid.
Most of the media's attention today will be focused on a new Trump indictment. By a strange coincidence, the FedNow digital dollar is launching and the Federal Reserve wants to assure us that it has "no relation with CBDCs."
It's always interesting when a media outlet tries to tell us which are the best and worst states in which to live. CNBC's latest list shows the worst states as the ones most people are moving to and the best states as the ones they're fleeing.
The craziest thing about the covid and lockdown deceptions was that the intellectual class seemed to buy into them the hardest. Laura Dodsworth has a fascinating take on why intelligent people are so easily tricked.
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The leftist grooming of children in public school is like so many other things that are first dismissed as a conspiracy theory only to eventually found out to be factual. The bigger question now is can concerned parents stop schools from grooming children.
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Thursday Jul 20, 2023
Thursday Jul 20, 2023
As much as we try not to lord it over our big-city counterparts, those of us who occupy flyover country have good reason to love our small towns. Right now progressives are outraged and Country Music Television is censoring Jason Aldean over a song celebrating small town values.
One of the more curious objections to homeschooling is the concern that it might not be "safe" for the kids. Angela Dills explores whether or not students are safer in government-run schools.
The current inversion of reality under which we live is best illustrated in the things we're told are "racist" "extremist" or a source of "hate." John Stossel pulls back the curtain on the Southern Poverty Law Center and other groups that smear for money.
The July 4th ruling by a federal judge that put a hold on federal agencies colluding with social media companies has been stayed by another federal judge. Bobbie Anne Flower Cox has the lowdown on where stands the Ministry of Truth.
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Finding the truth is not something that will just magically happen as you watch TV, read the newspaper or surf the internet. As Caitlin Johnstone explains, it's a matter of methodically sorting fact from fiction, one lie at a time.
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Wednesday Jul 19, 2023
Wednesday Jul 19, 2023
What did you experience growing up that may be holding you back today? Dr. John C. Pulver joins me to talk about how to put things in perspective in a way that allow you to move forward with confidence. Here's a link to the Family Awareness Questionaire for his book "Growing Beyond Your Family of Origin Experience"
Is covid making a comeback? James Howard Kunstler warns that a crisis of bad faith and sickness is happening at the same time as a vicious cycle of economy and finance. He advises that we maintain situational awareness.
It sure feels like we're being marched into another war where anything less than a Toby Keith level of support puts one's patriotism in question. Thomas L. Knapp has a very solid take on what it means to oppose war without the obligatory disclaimers.
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For the record, I don't want to send the government after my ideological adversaries. Having said that, Brandon Smith may have a point when he says that journalists attacking the film "The Sound of Freedom" probably should have their computer hard drives investigated.
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Tuesday Jul 18, 2023
Tuesday Jul 18, 2023
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos drops by for our weekly chat. We take a detailed look a current events as they pertain to our freedoms.
Oh goody! The New York Times is taking a closer look at why people want guns and their findings are not very surprising. Andrea Widburg says that the left is now arguing that gun owners are insecure, paranoid and trigger happy.
One of the greatest things we can do for our children is to help them learn to avoid confusion and to think straight. Annie Holmquist says trust the science and skip the gender-neutral clothes and toys.
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Have you heard the story of the four kids who survived for more than 40 days following a plane crash in the Colombian jungle? It's a miracle, to put it mildly. Lenore Skenazy says, it's also a powerful lesson for overprotective parents.
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Monday Jul 17, 2023
Monday Jul 17, 2023
The predators that stand the greatest chance of destroying us aren't wild beasts. As Paul Rosenberg explains, our natural predators are destructive ideas that we willingly embrace.
It's not just the world that's changing all around us, it's how people see the world. J.B. Shurk shares 10 paradigm shifts that shatter establishment illusions.
If you're serious about getting the most out of life, you must understand that life is about trade-offs. David Youngberg shares three economic lessons to help you get the most out of your career and your life.
With all the talk about reparations for slavery, there are some serious questions that need to be answered. David R. Henderson and Charles L. Hooper have an informative take on the surprising beneficiaries of slavery.
The older I get, the more I love authentic rebels. Mark Oshinskie shares some sad news about the weakening and corruption of an entire generation of rebels.
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Friday Jul 14, 2023
Friday Jul 14, 2023
How can you know if something is a natural right or simply a made up obligation? Judge Andrew Napolitano governments hate and fear the exercise of natural rights because they limit official power over you.
Most of us are acclimated to the idea that a lot of government overreach makes little or no sense. Lawrence W. Reed reminds why FDR banned the sale of sliced bread during WWII.
When did journalism, as we knew it, die? Sasha Stone says it happened on Nov 8, 2016 and she gives a thorough recounting of what replaced it afterward.
The greatest manipulation of the public isn't so much a matter of the lies we're being told as it's a matter of the things we're not being told. Pastor Chuck Baldwin shares three important news items that most news media forgot to tell us about.
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Thursday Jul 13, 2023
Thursday Jul 13, 2023
Pretending that free speech isn't under attack is no longer an option. C.J. Jones explains how Michigan is moving to make "hate" speech a felony and it's not likely to stop there.
This is a really uncomfortable subject but it needs to be faced squarely, nonetheless. J.B. Shurk says our government's current system of two-tiered "justice" is intended to incite rebellion.
Even as the Bundy family is seeing the beginnings of their vindication over federal lying and persecution, the heat is being turned up on Ammon Bundy. His letter to the new judge presiding over the civil suit filed by St. Lukes has crucial information the corporate media will not share.
A growing trend of loneliness is taking place in our society. Michael Snyder says more Americans are living alone than ever before.
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Wednesday Jul 12, 2023
Wednesday Jul 12, 2023
It's like a bad gag from the Simpsons cartoon, but this time Mr. Burns isn't the one wanting to block the sun. Thomas L. Knapp weighs in on the latest trial balloon being floated by the Biden administration to address climate change.
Peace seems to be in short supply currently but that doesn't mean we should consider it obsolete. Barry Brownstein explains why president Kennedy's 1963 "peace speech" still matters today.
The trend toward diversity, inclusion and equity is making struggle sessions fashionable once again. Robert A. Bishop spells out how DIE training is modern Maoism seeking to punish thoughtcrime.
Ready for a no-nonsense breakdown of what's going on? James Howard Kunstler says the blob is beginning to quiver and that's good news for the rest of us.
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