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Friday Nov 19, 2021
Friday Nov 19, 2021
One of the strongest moves we can make in response to an eroding culture is to raise productive, capable children. Annie Holmquist has some solid reasons why your son should reconsider college and learn a trade instead.
There are a number of lessons to be learned from the Kyle Rittenhouse case. Brandon Smith has keyed in on some of the main lessons, including how the Rittenhouse case demonstrates that the establishment favors star chamber tyranny.
Is Kyle Rittenhouse a solid citizen or a racist vigilante? It's pretty clear where the legacy media stands on this question. Pat Buchanan has a worthwhile take on the good and bad surrounding this young man.
Here's another story to keep your eye on: The Oklahoma National Guard's new commanding general is not obeying the Pentagon's mandate to vax all National Guard troops. Ryan McMaken explains how and why this has displeased the Pentagon and those working to centralize their control over the military.
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Friday Nov 19, 2021
Friday Nov 19, 2021
Is it possible that the flame of liberty is in danger of being extinguished? Check out this letter to the future from James Corbett. And then consider that this letter was written in April of 2020.
The work of maintaining our freedoms goes far beyond just voting. As Paul Rosenberg explains, we need to be building parallel societies and to understand how they work.
We're all ready for the turning point where we can safely consider the Covid pandemic over. Dr. Joel Hirschhorn warns that this pandemic will not end. Especially since our governments are doing everything to keep it going as an excuse to maintain their control over us.
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Thursday Nov 18, 2021
Thursday Nov 18, 2021
There's no doubt that a certain degree of zealotry has taken hold in our society. Jackson P. Chamberlain wonders if our unreasonable times will require that each of us embrace our own inner zealot to defend what must be defended.
I want to be optimistic. But when I see stories like the one about the couple from Plain City, Ohio who are facing jail time for leaving two small stickers outside their local library, I have to wonder how much farther until we hit rock bottom. It's incidents like this that best illustrate how deeply the public psychosis about Covid runs.
China has grown into a significant role on the world stage over the past few generations. Now its leader Xi Jinping has released a resolution regarding that nation's future that some are calling a new Communist Manifesto. Pepe Escobar explains why this is a development worth keeping an eye on.
The most solid currency in most of our lives can be found in our relationships with others. Paul Rosenberg sounds a warning about how our relationships have been defiled and cheapened and what we can do about it.
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Thursday Nov 18, 2021
Thursday Nov 18, 2021
As often as I warn about the hazards of putting too much faith in what our corporate media is telling us, I worry that the goal of seeking out truth is obscured by the frustration I feel toward purveyors of deception. Jeff M. Lewis reminds us that we cannot allow ourselves to become divorced from the truth and wedded to the lies we've been told.
The buffalo-horn-wearing painted shaman who strutted around the inside of the U.S. Capitol on January 6 has been sentenced to more than 3 years in prison. Meanwhile, the Capitol Police officer who killed an unarmed protester faces no consequences whatsoever. Something is off here. Kent McManigal remind us that the U.S. Capitol belongs to the people and not to the parasites that have made it their home.
"The consent of the governed" is a phrase that should be on the lips of every person who takes his or her freedom seriously. Judge Andrew Napolitano poses some timely questions about how Leviathan is working to destroy what remains of our liberty.
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Wednesday Nov 17, 2021
Wednesday Nov 17, 2021
While the Kyle Rittenhouse case dominates the news cycle, another deeply concerning story is taking place just out of view of most Americans. Project Veritas is under direct attack by the U.S. government and so is freedom of the press. Glenn Greenwald directs some sunlight onto both stories and explains how the tribal slant of media coverage represents a disturbing inability to think in principles.
Learning to see through the daily narratives that we're being force-fed takes a conscious decision regarding the kinds of media we consume on a daily basis. The editorial board at Issues & Insights has some blunt but solid advice: Please stop trusting anything the mainstream media report.
None of us wants to think of ourselves as predictable but there's truth to the idea that if you talk politics for 10 seconds, astute observers will know--with 80% accuracy--where you get your news. Paul Rosenberg explains why this is so and why we cannot limit ourselves to closed circuit thinking.
What's the worst thing that can happen if you stand up for yourself and assert your natural rights? Sadly, this is a question that is being answered for a lot of people who are finding out what it means to suffer for their beliefs. Andrea Widburg says the otherization of unvaccinated people is proceeding quickly and leading us to some very dark places.
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Wednesday Nov 17, 2021
Wednesday Nov 17, 2021
Sharon Wright Weeks joins me to discuss death penalty reform in Utah. It's a topic she knows all too well as a result of the murder of her sister and niece and the death sentence their killer received. Whatever your views on the death penalty, Sharon has some very eye-opening information about how the current process tends to punish the victims' families as much as it does the killer.
If you watched even a modest amount of the Rittenhouse trial in Kenosha, WI, you've seen some pretty hardcore efforts to portray anything that's not under the control of the state as being out of control. Kent McManigal has a blunt reminder for anyone who's paying attention: self defense isn't a crime.
Anyone who has started to get serious about personal preparedness is likely to experience some real anxiety over the costs involved. But a person can become better prepared, even on a budget. Aden Tate has a fun exercise to build your bug-out bag with a $20 bill and a trip to Harbor Freight. You'll feel pretty encouraged when you see what you can do with even modest means.
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Tuesday Nov 16, 2021
Tuesday Nov 16, 2021
If you have ever felt like less because you don't have lots of money, you're not alone. Take a deep breath and consider how you define wealth. Collette from the Frugalite has a thoughtful essay about the many ways a person's wealth can be measured. You might just discover that you're richer than you thought.
Despite what politicians may tell you at election time, you have few friends in Washington D.C. Doug Bandow frames the situation plainly and accurately, whose life is it anyway? Politicians should stop claiming our futures as their own.
If, by chance, you are one of the brave few who have resisted the vax mandates, it's likely you're finding yourself having regular conversations with the people around you who don't understand why. Lisa Boothe has written out a principled and direct explanation of why she's not vaccinated. It may not change anyone's mind but it's a very reasonable explanation.
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Tuesday Nov 16, 2021
Tuesday Nov 16, 2021
Open wide, Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos is dropping by to administer our weekly reality supplement.
Out of all of the things that are dividing us, there's only one difference that really matters: Do you support coercion over persuasion? Brandon Smith does a fantastic job of explaining how leftists support tyranny, and conservatives do not. This appears to be true at all levels of the political pyramid.
It's not exactly a secret that much of the legacy media leans hard to the left. It's also no secret that the left hates Kyle Rittenhouse with the white hot intensity of a thousand suns. Scott Hounsell spells out the real reason that the left hates this young man so much. It's because he showed the world exactly why a person might need an AR-15.
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Monday Nov 15, 2021
Monday Nov 15, 2021
It's no secret that cattle ranchers and farmers have been under attack by animal rights and environmental groups for a long time. Now as food prices are climbing ever higher, Mindy Patterson asks if animal rights extremists are transforming agriculture in America's heartland.
The sweeping vax mandates that the Biden administration is attempting to impose on the workforce represent a massive departure from the legitimate role of government--which is to protect our natural rights. The Brownstone Institute has compiled some key excerpts from the 5th Circuit federal appeals court's recent judgment that highlight just a few of the reasons these mandates are unwise and unnecessary.
As uncomfortable as it may be, the parallels between Weimar Germany and modern America are pretty striking. It's not simply a matter of authoritarian attitudes. As D.G. Hewitt explains, the parallels are most clear in how each society has made a conscious decision to abandon their moral foundations. Brace yourself and take a look at 17 reasons why Germany's Weimar Republic was a party-lover's paradise.
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Monday Nov 15, 2021
Monday Nov 15, 2021
A lot of eyes are on the Kyle Rittenhouse case as a verdict may be coming soon. There are many lessons to be learned from this case but one of the biggest is that the media has thrown its credibility away even as the prosecution's case has collapsed.
Annie Holmquist has a refreshing and insightful take on the Rittenhouse matter. Check out her essay on Kyle Rittenhouse and the individual's choice to take the witness stand. It's a powerful example of how standing up and speaking the truth--even at great personal risk--should inspire each of us.
The riots and destruction caused by violent communists across America last year were hardly the "fiery but mostly peaceful protests" that our legacy media claimed they were. Peter D'Abrosca begs us to stand up for our communities and not to cede the streets to militant Marxists.
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