The Week in Radical Leftism – Yep, More from the Economist!
Welcome back to Day 1404 of the now waning days of the Biden*/Coupmala occupation! Sorry for no post last week, but that pesky real life got in the way of …
Joe Biden is the Raymond Reddington of politics
There is a show on TV called the Blacklist. It is about a brutal criminal who decides to help the FBI take down other really badass criminals. Reddington, played …
Zelenskyy will lead us to the Global Reset. Follow me here
There is a thing called the World Economic Forum. It’s stated mission: The Forum engages the foremost political, business, cultural and other leaders of society to shape global, regional …
‘The bird is freed’
I have looked forward to this day for a long time. The bird is freed. Elon Musk has taken control of Twitter and has begun firing the fascists. Billionaire …
Five stories that show how much “democrats” really hate democracy and this country
Imagine, if you will, a couple scenarios. One. You go into a casino and place a large wager on a game of poker. You lose. Because you lost and you’re …
Google: Be Evil
Remember the good old days when Google had a simple company slogan, “Don’t Be Evil”? Yes, they really did at one time. And yes, that ship has sailed. I won’t …
China and Bill Gates’ partnership is on a trajectory to control the US food supply
I am really starting to despise Bill Gates. The code writer turned virus expert turned climate expert turned China ally is buying up farmland at an alarming rate. They own …
Free yourselves! Dump Twitter and Facebook! Here are the alternatives
Facebook recently locked up the account of “Heros of Liberty” only to later backtrack following the uproar, saying it was an “error.” It was one of those “errors” that only …
Your i-Phones are hastening the demise of America
Apple is rotten to the core. China has plans to overtake the US economically, diplomatically and militarily. China is poised to overtake the United States in key economic and security …
The End of The Nation State America?
On August 2, 1776, in the hushed silence pervading Independence Hall’s Assembly Room, in Philadelphia, fifty six Congress members signed The Declaration of Independence. Some signed furtively, some with aplomb, …