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Impeach Them All (Again)

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In recent posts I have tried to communicate how the country is heading toward increasing tyranny and economic collapse. This article was written about a year ago. It was correct then and likely more obvious today. Impeach Them All The US Government continues actions that will result in its own demise. That might seem fitting, [...]

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TANSTAAFL Is About To Become A Common Term

The disintegration of an economy and a society can take two courses. One course is like rust. It is slow and barely perceptible. The other is a sudden collapse. The first course, if left untended, eventually  turns into the second. The US economy is now rusting away. Arguably it has been for decades. For anyone [...]

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Obama’s Election Seals Our Fate

The Obama re-election dooms the country.  It ensures that his philosophy will be imposed for another four years. His election ensures the continuing shift away from the Rule of Law, property rights, free men and free markets. Obama’s vision of how the world works ensures a dire economy until an economic collapse resets everything. The [...]

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How To Win Elections: Make Zombies

The following appeared on this blog over a year ago. It is repeated because of its potential relevance in explaining the results of the most recent presidential election. We may have reached the point in terms of “zombies” where votes are cast purely on the basis of who is expected to provide the most goodies. [...]

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Why This Election Is So Important

A repost of an important post pertaining to the coming election: For the last thirty or so years, every election has been termed “the most important election in history” or described in similar  hyperbole. Outcomes of elections are important, but few are “game-changers” as pundits regularly claim. For the first time in my life, we [...]

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