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Monday Feb 24, 2025
Monday Feb 24, 2025
Holy cow! The latest flu bug got a bead on me last week and took me out of commission for a few days.
Let's see what we need to catch up on.
For those who live and breathe politics, the DOGE phenomenon might appear very random and provocative. Jeffrey Tucker has a deeply insightful analysis of what it actually represents: the first meaningful blow against the administrative state in more than a century.
Many of us feel a tinge of disappointment each time we have to trudge off to work because the apocalypse didn't come. Paul Rosenberg makes the case for why you shouldn't believe in a full-spectrum crash, even if hard times do come.
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The situation in Ukraine continues to consume lives and treasure at an indefensable rate. It's refreshing to hear Trump speak the truth that other Western leaders will not. As Michael J. Sutton explains, bad peace is better than good war.
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Tuesday Feb 18, 2025
Tuesday Feb 18, 2025
It's my weekly catch-up with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. Things are moving quickly these days and a conversation with Eric always brings perspective.
Judging by the knee-jerk response of chastened European leaders to J.D. Vance's comments to them last week, free speech is a touchy subject. J.B. Shurk says, take heart, freedom is on the march.
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The Trump administration is effectively conducting a counter-revolution against the globalist deep state and its woke ideologies. Brandon Smith wonders, could Trump reverse engineer ESG and use it for good?
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Monday Feb 17, 2025
Monday Feb 17, 2025
Breaking out of a mindset of scarcity is harder than it sounds. Paul Rosenberg makes the case that scarcity on earth has been fundamentally overcome, yet, it's the truth we can't accept.
If you missed Vice President JD Vance's speech to European leaders at the Munich Security Conference, it was a banger. Jordan Schachtel breaks down the reasons European leaders are lashing out.
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Many of us are feeling optimistic that the tide is turning and a new day is dawning for freedom. Jeffrey A. Tucker wonders if our five-year nightmare is finally ending and spells out the challenges ahead of us.
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Tuesday Feb 11, 2025
Tuesday Feb 11, 2025
It's our regularly scheduled Tuesday conversation with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. Things are happening quickly right now and Eric always has an informed and thoughtful take.
The Super Bowl crowd cheering for president Trump while booing Taylor Swift was the clearest possible indicator that Americans are finding common ground. J.B. Shurk says, a united America is Democrats' undoing.
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If you get the sense that we are living through once in a lifetime events, you're not wrong. Jeffrey A. Tucker explains the most dramatic narrative shift in modern history.
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Monday Feb 10, 2025
Monday Feb 10, 2025
The undeniable corruption D.C. blob is being uncovered for all to see and the panic is palpable. James Howard Kunstler has a succinct breakdown of how it worked, for them and against us.
Precious metals remain a historic hedge against debased fiat currencies and official trickery. However, as Paul Rosenberg explains, the missing gold economy highlights a crucial problem that needs correction.
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It's always a good idea to go to the source whenever possible. This article by one of the individuals inside the DOGE team is incredibly informative about how the carefully hidden official corruption was first uncovered. It may be the best thing you read all week.
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Friday Feb 07, 2025
Friday Feb 07, 2025
We don't need official fact-checkers. We need to build our own fact-checking muscles to where we're able to effectively sift truth from error. Brian Nuckols joins me to talk about how to avoid common mistakes that make us susceptible to misinformation.
Please take the time to check out and subscribe to Brian's Hesitation Media substack.
The modern world may be flooded with information but if it's low quality or incomplete, it does more harm than good. Paul Rosenberg explains how information is broken and why free information always comes with a cost.
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Thursday Feb 06, 2025
Thursday Feb 06, 2025
To understand the astonishing depth of deception and fraud that the deep state has foisted upon us for generations, we must understand how the narrative managers create consensus within the press.
Even with all the positive developments of late, we are all still vulnerable to being controlled through our currency. Learn how a cashless society can pose serious risks if we aren't prepared.
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Anyone who has ever read the letters and writings of Robert E. Lee will understand that he is one of the most unfairly maligned figures in U.S. history. William Sullivan describes VP J.D. Vance's bold step to reclaim Lee's legacy.
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Wednesday Feb 05, 2025
Wednesday Feb 05, 2025
Most of us have heard the word "bourgeois" without really understanding its meaning. Paul Rosenberg breaks down the word's meaning and explains why being "boujee" is a desirable thing.
If you've ever been downsized unexpectedly, it can be a deeply demoralizing experience. Robin M. Itzler shares her thoughts on how being given a pink slip liberates us to discover the next opportunity.
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If you've ever found yourself wondering, at the end of the day, how another 24 hours have slipped past, here's an essay that deserves your attention. Barry Brownstein offers some timely advice on how to make each day more meaningful.
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Tuesday Feb 04, 2025
Tuesday Feb 04, 2025
It's my weekly therapy session with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. There's a lot going on at the moment and Eric always has a solid take on what's happening.
USAID is not the benevolent charity that the public has been led to believe it is. Ron Paul says, audit it and then shut it down!
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The ongoing DOGE investigation into the shadowy world of government money laundering is rocking D.C. to its rotten core. El Gato Malo has a great synopsis of what's taking place.
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Friday Jan 31, 2025
Friday Jan 31, 2025
How can we be certain that the people who forced the lockdowns, distancing, mask and vax mandates on us were wrong? Paul Rosenberg says, it's simple, because everyone got covid anyway.
Between slashing the size and costs of government and deporting illegal immigrants, a great opportunity is coming into view. J.B. Shurk says, why not transition the federal workforce into farmhands?
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The credibility of the legacy media is dropping like a lead balloon and that means our choices for information are expanding. Michael Snyder lays out the basics of who owns the media and why our choices were so limited.
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