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Twenty-nine years ago, I bought a book by Michael Gerber. The book had a captivating title: The E-Myth. I did not know it at the time, but that book was to become a classic in the field of business start-ups. I was so impressed by the book that I invited him to speak at one of my conferences. It is always a little risky to do this. If you find an author who has written an exceptionally well-written book, you usually find that he is a competent speaker, but not a spellbinder. In Gerber’s case, I hit the mother lode. … Continue reading →

1. When the Power Elite Wage War on Americans This is how it will go down, says Brandon Smith. . 2. Want To Carry Guns in Your Vehicle? Here are some very creative ideas. . 3. Who Really Won World War II? Eric Margolis has the un-PC answer. . 4. 10 Rules for Dealing With Cops Steve Silverman on preparing yourself and others.  . 5. The Saudi 9/11 Coverup And the bribe-taking Hillary. Article by Roger Stone. . 6. 100 Emergency Items That Will Disappear First Stock-up, says Tess Pennington. . 7. Why Are Conspiracy Theories Demonized? To keep you ignorant of the real government. . 8. Does … Continue reading →

I’m often accused of being elitist and it is unlikely this guide will endear me further to those who already resent me but when it comes to air travel, I really detest economy. When I have to fly with the Self-Loading Freight – which mercifully, is rarely – I dose myself up on American sleeping tablets that knock me out the moment I take my cramped, uncomfortable seat. And when I am sitting in business class, first class, or whatever kitsch name the airline happens to call it now, I, admittedly, like to play a game of ‘spot who doesn’t … Continue reading →

He may seem like every other 10 year-old with his head stuck in the latest David Walliams book. But when he’s not reading about Gangsta Grannies, Aahil Jouher is pitching his wit against people years older than him. The youngster, from Blackburn, has become one of the youngest people ever to gain the highest possible score in a Mensa test. After sitting the test he told his parent’s he didn’t feel he had done very well and said “I could have done better”. Little did he know he had scored 162 – the highest possible score on a Mensa test … Continue reading →

This may sound strange… But the catastrophic scenario Bill outlines below is potentially a much bigger threat than even the out-of-control national debt. Please remember this warning when you go to the ATM to get cash… and there is none. While we were thinking about what was really going on with today’s strange new money system, a startling thought occurred to us. Our financial system could take a surprising and catastrophic twist that almost nobody imagines, let alone anticipates. Do you remember when a lethal tsunami hit the beaches of Southeast Asia, killing thousands of people and causing billions of … Continue reading →