I Need Safe, Dependable Income I Can Count On!

Guest Post by Dennis Miller at Miller On The Money

Our recent article, “In Government We Trust??”, struck a nerve with many readers.

Subscriber Dan H. shared a graph, stating, “This is the only graph you need”.

This isn’t just the US. Urs Vrijhof-Droese recently provided his international perspective:

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Guest Post by Kurt Schlichter

We can fight about who the nominee should be and we will until the convention, when people who actually care about the country and put beating the Democrat communists ahead of their petty prejudices and feuds will unite to get our GOP nominee elected in November. But what then? Well, here is a plan for any of the serious candidates – sorry Asa and that governor of East Dakota guy – for his/her first day in office.

January 20, 2025, Inauguration Day, will be seriously lit.

Our next president will awaken and I suggest some good, strong coffee and a light breakfast. It’s going to be a big day of kicking Dem tail.

By tradition, our new president will ride to the Capitol with outgoing President-In-Name-Only Biden. That should be a stimulating conversation. Don’t be rude and bring up his midnight pardons of Hunter and the rest of his crime family. I suggest watching a couple episodes of “Matlock” so you have something to talk about. Be sure not to laugh when addressing Jill as “Doctor.” Also, if Hunter gets edgy when approaching Capitol security and hands over a baggie and says “Be cool and hold this for me,” take a hard pass.

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Guest Post by Cpt_Obviuos

Since others have asked, yes, I saw the aftermath of a ritual sacrifice.  Please excuse me if I do not give out all the graphic details, but I will tell the story.  This was in the Summer of 1996:

We had received information that a person of interest had been recently spotted crossing the border into Poland.  My unit of five was dispatched to put eyes on him and his entourage.  Our contacts told us he would be heading to Krakau, with an overnight stop-over in Myslenice.  We caught a red-eye from Berlin and arrived in Krakau at around six in the morning;  we could not fly directly to Myslenice, because at that time it only had a rural airport.  We had a rental car waiting for us there in Krakau.  We stopped outside of Krakau and ate breakfast at a small cafe, then set out, heading south into the Carpathians.

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Guest Post by Fred Reed

Freedom of expression, as distinct from speech. Fred, Grand Klarified Klingle of Los Cucu Clan, with severe visual problems, but still dangerous. Regalia by Violeta, of used typing paper. Probably a fire hazard. Obsidian knife shows ethnic sensitivity.

Today we will have luminous insights in small dollops. They will doubtless spur the formation of new university departments and restructuring of governments, preferably by the salutary application of a guillotine.

Why we should scrap the constitution. Or admit that we already have.

The Constitution says nothing about freedom of expression. It says freedom of speech. Freedom of speech means that I can say that Biden is a horse’s ass. Freedom of expression means that I can march in KKK robes with thirty of the like-minded through black or Jewish neighborhoods or, at least in San Francisco, defecate on the American flag. In practice of course speech is tightly controlled by the press and social media which in practice are organs of the government.

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