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Friday Oct 04, 2024
Friday Oct 04, 2024
Though it's hard to know what exactly to believe concerning the inland aftermath of Hurricane Helene, there are some key lessons we can take away from what is known. One of the biggest is that we cannot count on the government to save us.
The calls for censorship of free speech by those in authority are growing louder by the day. The Brownstone Institute makes the case for your freedom to know the truth.
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To understand what is being done to bring humanity to heel, at a global level, we must first understand the history of feudalism. Doug Casey explains the current plan and how we can resist.
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Wednesday Oct 02, 2024
Wednesday Oct 02, 2024
Mark Twain famously warned about "lies, damned lies and statistics." Adam De Gree shares some timely insights into how fake government statistics are used to nudge public opinion.
The growing conflicts in the Middle East and elsewhere have a lot of us wondering if WW III is about to kick off. Brandon Smith says, it already has kicked off but it doesn't look like what we expected.
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If you've struggled with feelings of hopelessness, Paul Rosenberg has a message you need to hear. History is clear--the current insanity will pass and the old, broken ways of doing things will fade away. So let's start building what comes next.
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Tuesday Oct 01, 2024
Tuesday Oct 01, 2024
It's my weekly visit with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. There's a lot to discuss today and Eric always has a thoughtful take on current happenings.
As the full scope of the storm damage done in North Carolina begins to emerge, an inescapable truth is also becoming clear. As Jordan Schachtel explains, the entire Biden-Harris administration is missing in action.
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For many generations, the U.S. was a place of refuge from tyranny and oppression that had taken hold around the world. As Jeff Thomas warns, Americans who wish to keep their freedom and their wealth may want to start packing their bags.
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Monday Sep 30, 2024
Monday Sep 30, 2024
How's your mental health holding up as the election cycle ramps up to its crescendo? Barry Brownstein has a timely take on how principles are the antidote to politics.
The legacy media continues its descent into madness as it doubles down on its previous deceptions, no matter what truths eventually come out. D. Parker says, no one takes the media seriously any more.
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If you've ever been taken on a wild goose chase by your GPS, you'll appreciate Domenic Scarcella's latest essay. Domenic warns that our GPS (government praising superstition) is wrong and suggests that we turn around.
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Friday Sep 20, 2024
Friday Sep 20, 2024
Elections are the equivalent of the High Sacrament of our civic religion. Maybe that's why people get so emotionally invested in them. Annie Scaife has great advice on how to get through an election without losing your mind.
How we respond to hardship is more important than we think. The Rev. John F. Naugle has some powerful observations about how to rebuild for the next storm.
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The film "The Matrix" offered a deeper insight into how the public consciousness is manipulated and controlled. Check out this essay on why so many people refuse to uplug from the system, even when shown the truth.
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Thursday Sep 19, 2024
Thursday Sep 19, 2024
The election cycle fervor is building with every passing day and it can be tough to keep things in perspective. Thomas L. Knapp reminds us that your vote is your voice, and that's all it is.
The threat to free speech is growing throughout the world. Doug Casey says, now might be a good time to carefully analyze your relation to the State.
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Constitution Day has come and gone but find the time to read Dan Sanchez's essay on the philosophy that framed the Constitution. You'll appreciate what we were given on a whole different level.
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Wednesday Sep 18, 2024
Wednesday Sep 18, 2024
The good news is that American consumers are spending more. The bad news, as Mike Maharrey explains, is that they're getting less than ever for what they're spending.
Social media is a great way to pass the time but it is also destroying our ability to engage in meaningful conversations. Aletheia Hitz has a great take on the need for nuance in social media and how binary thinking robs us.
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Most of us aren't even aware of the economic manipulations that are being used to maintain the illusion of the system still "working." Brandon Smith explores what's likely to happen when the smoke and mirrors disappear.
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Tuesday Sep 17, 2024
Tuesday Sep 17, 2024
It's time for my weekly freedom therapy session with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. A lot of shocking new developments have happened since our last visit.
Michael Munger once described the welfare state's hold over single mothers as something you'd expect to find in a polygamist culture. His latest essay reveals how welfare is like a jealous polygamist.
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The Amish are a perfect example of a people who are "in the world but not of the world." Tracy Thurman says we can learn a lot by looking to the Amish as a control group for how to resist technofeudalism.
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Monday Sep 16, 2024
Monday Sep 16, 2024
Uh-oh, the high cost of groceries has caught the eye of government functionaries. Jeffrey A. Tucker warns that official attempts to impose price controls will lead to grocery rationing sooner than later.
As a productive member of society, it's easy to feel outnumbered and outgunned. Paul Rosenberg says, don't panic now that the ruling cliques are falling apart, we'll rebalance afterward.
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If you're waiting for a political leader to restore your liberties, you're going to be very disappointed. Liberty requires a people who claim, use and defend their natural rights. Barry Brownstein asks, has America lost its creed?
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Friday Sep 13, 2024
Friday Sep 13, 2024
The right kind of radicalism is nothing for which we should be ashamed. Paul Rosenberg warns that if we don't learn to break free from popular opinions, our descendants will look at us like we look at those who used to bleed people when they were sick.
No matter how much of our world appears to be spinning out of control, we call the shots as to where we choose to focus our attention. Walker Larson explains what we lose with our attention spans.
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The atmosphere is getting charged as the November election draws near, much in the same way the atmosphere starts to stink as you get closer to a large dairy. For those who want to better understand the electoral chicanery playing out before us, James Howard Kunstler breaks it down very nicely.
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