Close friends and I have wondered why anyone ever thinks they are going to outsmart a government that is intent on getting its way. A government that has virtually unlimited resources, never needs to turn a profit, and is ultimately backed not only by deadly force, but by nuclear weapons. Cryptocurrency is one of the …
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I had been wondering lately why I kept having visions of Robocop and OCP* come into my head while I am watching all this rioting nonsense, leadership telling law enforcement to stand down, and the do-nothing politicians with all their bullshit rhetoric and fake solutions. By chance I listened to this piece this evening by …
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Amen. Once again, thank you Ben Garrison. We’ve seen plenty of looting during the ‘peaceful protests,’ but the looters we saw on TV are amateurs compared to what’s going on at the top. The Federal Reserve no longer consults Congress to create and distribute their debt currency. Not only has the Fed routinely bailed out …
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I don’t always agree with Ben Garrison politically, but his cartoon from three years ago sure nailed it. The following is from today’s newsletter… WELCOME TO YOUR PROGRESSIVE UTOPIA This cartoon was published nearly three years ago. It predicted our future, which has now arrived in full, ugly bloom. Actually, I’m not much of a …
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TRUTH BOMB SILENCES WOKE BLM CROWD… EPIC VIDEO – CITIZEN FREE PRESS ???This is how you stump a crowd of “woke” sheep into confused silence?pic.twitter.com/7tdTWBvxS0 — TruthHammer⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@TruthHammer888) June 16, 2020 1:00 Total — Well done. TRUTH BOMB SILENCES WOKE BLM CROWD… EPIC VIDEO
A thought-provoking interview with John Whitehead, founder of The Rutherford Institute. Operation Mind Control: Top Constitutional Attorney Speaks Out Against Lockdowns & Martial Law 15:58 – Spiro Skouras For those using a keyboard, note that your Up-Down arrow keys should control the volume. Description: As peaceful protests continue to be hijacked to carry out organized …
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this was another extemporaneous post last week to spacebook… I copy it here for whatever it’s worth… It’s funny, is it not, how every generation thinks it is smarter than the one before. Yet still no one knows for sure how they built the pyramids. Newton invented Calculus centuries before toilet paper itself was invented. …
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I have read that the majority of comments on YouTube are bots (artificial intelligence). Isn’t that neat? You might keep this in mind if you ever choose to engage in the dialogue. Sometimes I wonder how many of my Facebook friends are bots. Sometimes I wonder even if I am. ???? I think we are …
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An impromptu post to spacebook last week, copied here. Not particularly deep, just food for thought… There was a saying years ago that if you were not important enough to miss a phone call then you were really not very important. I have thought of this every time the last twenty years that I have …
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Masanobu Fukuoka wrote an engaging and thoughtful book about this as well, Sowing Seeds in the Desert. I did not hear Liu specifically speak of Fukuoka, but I assume that he was influenced by his work. This is a subject very close to my heart. Regreening the desert with John D. Liu | VPRO Documentary …
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Do-Gooders all over America are heaping hate on this woman. People who gathered recently for a Black Lives Matter protest in the District of Columbia verbally attacked Nestride Yumga, telling her to “Shut up! Shut up!” Their fragile egos could not bear the challenge when she called them out on the inconsistency of their platform. …
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They forbade you to open your businesses. They told you what you could buy and sell, and where. They made it ‘illegal’ to go to Church. They arrested you for daring to protest the Governor. They denied your children graduations and proms. They told you NO wakes or funerals for your departed loved ones. They …
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A lot of mourning recently took place in this country. It manifested in looting Liquor Stores, Targets, Pharmacies, and Cheesecake Factories. In a show of support, masses of people traveled far, assisting protesters in peacefully burning down Public Housing, Police Stations, Gas Stations, Restaurants, and countless cars. Well done. Someone else, naturally, will clean it …
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The Parable of the Broken Window was introduced by French economist Frederic Bastiat in his 1850 essay “Ce qu’on voit et ce qu’on ne voit pas” (“That Which We See and That Which We Do Not See”). He illustrates why destruction, and the money spent to recover from it, is not actually a net benefit …
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Jerry Seinfeld once asked his friend George why he kept books that he had already read. George’s reply: “Because they’re my BOOKS!” Book lovers all over the world were vindicated with that simple explanation. Being one of those people myself, a friend sent me this last evening. A reminder to get away from your computer. …
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Created a Public Forum/Group to post information regarding the riots that have recently taken place all over the world; riots that were presumably ignited by the murder of a black man in Minneapolis by a white police officer. Minneapolis Riots
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison says rioting is okay if it’s directed at the police. If you ever had any doubt who this man works for maybe this will help clear it up for you. (hint: it’s NOT for the people, and it’s NOT for law and order.) “The masses have never thirsted after truth. …
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Added to the site’s eBooks… On the Duty of Civil Disobedience by Henry David Thoreau – 1849 23 pages 2020-05-23 — An additional note: In concurrence with the political thought of those who founded this nation, Thoreau makes the point that it is our civic duty to not obey uncivil laws. Note also that Thoreau …
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Abraham Lincoln loved telling jokes. He believed that a humorous story was often the best way of teaching something. This was a favorite joke he was known to have told his sons… “How many legs would a dog have if you called its tail a leg?” “Five!” his sons would answer. “No, it would have …
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It is known that the motor vehicle fatality rate in this country would be massively reduced by lowering the national speed limit to 35 MPH and eliminating all personal travel. Still, some people resist this, and that really burns me up. What about human life? What about the danger they pose to others by their …
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“Since I entered politics, I have chiefly had men’s views confided to me privately. Some of the biggest men in the United States, in the field of commerce and manufacture, are afraid of somebody, are afraid of something. They know that there is a power somewhere so organized, so subtle, so watchful, so interlocked, so …
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“You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.” — Buckminster Fuller Those who traffic in force will often try to make this difficult, but the paradigm still stands. Keep moving forward. Keep your eyes on the prize. And remember, the means …
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The Trayvon Hoax: Unmasking the Witness Fraud that Divided America – film 1:58:59 – Joel Gilbert Even though I tell people that much of what we see today is theater, I am still sometimes surprised at how large it really is. Thanks to G.E. Griffin for the link to the above video and the following …
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