When the plain meaning of words no longer holds true, can you really have a rule of law? Those are the questions I am asking myself after one of the Supreme Court’s rulings last week. In the much ballyhooed voting… Continue Reading
Once again, Victor Davis Hanson provides a concise statement on what the Declaration of Independence meant when published on July 4, 1776. Read the whole thing over at American Greatness.
We were on a family vacation in Israel recently, and as many do, we toured Yad Vashem (the Holocaust museum). As we toured the museum, the tour guide described the tactics and processes used by Hitler and his thugs in… Continue Reading
Dedollarization, i.e. the U.S. dollar’s fall from the reserve currency around the globe, is a phenomena often discussed by economists but is not well understood. Background The U.S. dollar has been the dominant global reserve currency for decades, enabling the… Continue Reading
Federal deficits, or the amount by which government spending exceeds government revenue, can have a significant impact on a country’s economy and its poor. While deficits can be caused by a variety of factors, including recession, increased spending, or tax… Continue Reading
I was listening to XM yesterday, and John Mayer’s song ”Waiting on the World to Change” came on. I’ve heard the song many times, I but never really listened to the words. For some reason, I did today and found… Continue Reading
When the enemies of the state end up controlling it, the citizens of the state become the enemy. You see that today with employees of the federal government at all levels and all branches on the take from foreign governments.… Continue Reading
All week on his radio show, Dan Bongino has been putting together the pieces and assembling them in a fashion that makes everything clear: Joe Biden is a forein agent. In his book Follow the Money Bongino has a chapter… Continue Reading
ZeroHedge has a post up discussing Zoltan Pozsar’s report discussing how Putin could destroy the Petrodollar by having everyone pay in gold. Now, And now, according to Bloomberg, Saudi Arabia is open to discussions about trade in currencies other than the US… Continue Reading
Joel Bowman (via Bill Bonner’s blog) The cost of the government far exceeds its benefit.