Month: December 2020

The Coming Financial Attack on the United States: Connecting the Dots

Guest post from John Wilder at Wilder Wealthy Wise.

“It’s just crazy, you know? Everyone’s affected by it. It’s like all the money just vanished.” – South Park

James Bond’s doorbell goes:  Dong, Ding Dong.

As I’ve mentioned before, Pa Wilder was a banker at a small-town bank that mainly served small farmers.  I can recall (in one of my earliest memories) that a savings account was opened for me.  This account was fairly small in the amount of money that was in it, but Pa made me go to the teller and deposit the money that I had earned.

I had earned the money in the most Wilder way possible:  by being five and being completely un-babysittable.  Ma Wilder needed to go in to help Pa out at the bank and train someone so she could stay home and keep the 3’10” (34 liter) rodeo clown she lived with (me) in line.  Apparently, I was against this plan, because I ran off at least two babysitters in as many days.

Even then, I was difficult to get along with.

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Does the West Any Longer Have a Left?

Guest Post by Paul Craig Roberts

There is no sign of one in the traditional meaning of leftwing.

In former times, the left stood for the working class. Leftist literature was about class antagonisms. The left attacked the capitalists. Today the left is funded by them. The words–reform, justice, progressive–all meant different things in the 20th century than they mean today.

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TRUST THE PLAN

The Single Wisest Thing You Can Do with Your Money

Guest Post by Doug Casey via International Man

Money

There’s a great deal more to becoming rich than buying the right investments and hoping for the best. The most important element in your strategy to win the battle for investment survival is your own psychology. You’ve heard that your attitude helps your health and your golf score; it’ll also improve your earning power.

It’s not enough to liquidate your past financial mistakes. It’s more important to liquidate counterproductive attitudes, approaches, and methods of dealing with problems. The results that someone gets in life are an indication of how sound his approach toward life is. A sound philosophy of life gives good results. People with chaotic, unproductive, unhappy lives usually don’t have anyone to blame but themselves. They rarely have a strategy for living and thus have no foundation on which to build a strategy for investing.

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Chinese Spy Assigned To Date Eric Swalwell Begs To Be Sent To Labor Camp Instead

Via The Babylon Bee

BEIJING—Sources within the Chinese government confirmed today that the spy who was assigned to date Rep. Eric Swalwell and get information from him abruptly returned to China and begged to be sent to a labor camp instead.

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Breonna Taylor: The True Story of a BLM Hero

Guest Post by Ann Coulter

Breonna Taylor: The True Story of a BLM Hero

Hey, guys, I found out the true facts in the Breonna Taylor case!

Remember the “botched raid” (New York Times) on Breonna’s apartment in Louisville, Kentucky, last March, when police officers killed this innocent black woman as she slept peacefully in her bed?

Yes, apparently, without announcing themselves, the police smashed in the front door of the WRONG APARTMENT. Their warrant was for a man Breonna had dated eons ago and barely knew anymore, and whom they already had in custody! Assuming the police were home invaders, Breonna’s boyfriend pulled out a gun — again, police were at the WRONG APARTMENT — whereupon the officers opened fire, killing Breonna and wounding one of their own in friendly fire.

You probably won’t believe this, but it turns out, none of that is true.

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Pardon Everyone

Guest Post by Kurt Schlichter

Pardon Everyone

Power is wasted if you don’t use it, especially when exercising your power will protect your friends and hamstring your enemies. The Democrats get that. The last four years have demonstrated that they get how to use power via their obnoxious and evil witch hunts targeting the associates of the president, not least of all General Mike Flynn. Trump used his power and pardoned Flynn. That’s a good start. Trump should now pardon everybody.

By which I mean everybody.

People who are accused of something right now.

People who aren’t accused of anything yet.

People who worked for Trump.

People who didn’t.

Even his opponents.

Pardon everybody.

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Rand Paul Breaks Down Voter Fraud Step-By-Step As Dem Senators Scream Internally

THIS DAY IN HISTORY – Third and final “Lord of the Rings” movie opens – 2003

Via History.com

On December 17, 2003, The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, the final film in the trilogy based on the best-selling fantasy novels by J.R.R. Tolkien, opens in theaters. The film was a huge box-office success and won 11 Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, for Peter Jackson. The Lord of the Rings trilogy became one of the highest-grossing franchises in movie history, netting billions of dollars worldwide in box-office proceeds and related merchandise.

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QUOTES OF THE DAY

“The private sector of the economy is, in fact, the voluntary sector; and the public sector is, in fact, the coercive sector.”

Henry Hazlitt

“Hero-worship is strongest where there is least regard for human freedom.”

Herbert Spencer

“When politics are used to allocate resources, the resources all end up being allocated to politics.”

P. J. O’Rourke

“America was born of revolt, flourished on dissent, became great through experimentation.”

Henry Steele Commager

Winning Isn’t the Only Thing It Is Everything – Especially If You Can Get Trump

Guest Post by Les P

On October 30th, days before the election the American Medical Association officially rescinded a previous statement against the use of Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) in the treatment of COVID-19 patients.  It was well hidden on page 18 of a document entitled:  “Handbook Addendum -Supplemental Business and Information”.

Tens of thousands of people have died of/with COVID-19 because Trump mentioned hydroxychloroquine as a potentially effective treatment back in March.

(There have been 200 hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) studies with 134 of them peer reviewed – 100% of the Early Treatment studies showed a median 64% improvement.  All of the studies and their links are listed here:  https://c19study.com/ )

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Stopping the Spread

Guest Post by Eric Peters

How do we cure Sickness Psychosis?

We don’t. But each of us can act individually- and that becomes a compounding and cumulative thing of eventually great power, in the manner of rain drops becoming rivulets becoming creeks and streams, then mighty torrents.

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Twitter To Remove ‘Harmful, Misleading Or False Information’ On COVID-19 Vaccinations

Via ZeroHedge

On Wednesday, Twitter announced that tweets containing ‘false or misleading claims about COVID-19 vaccinations’ will be removed.

Tweets claiming that vaccines “intentionally cause harm to control populations” or promote ‘conspiracy theories’ can and will be removed to a post on their official blog:

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