Prof claims ‘there is no such thing as black racism’
Campus Reform | “[Students] will also do work that will strengthen their ability to identify and confront colorblind racist statements.”
LGBT Activists Push for LGBTQQICAPF2K
Truth Revolt | The insanity never ends.
LGBT Activists Push for LGBTQQICAPF2K
The insanity never ends.
Critics Rave: Marvel’s ’Black Panther’ Superior to ‘White-Bread Avengers’
Truth Revolt | Liberal tears are being replaced with liberal drool.
Facebook hides NRA veteran video behind ‘violence against a child,’ ‘sexually suggestive’ warnings
American Mirror | Facebook users may have missed the NRA’s latest video because Facebook hid it behind a warning message.
Illegal Alien Urinating In Public Stabs Man For Suggesting He Use A Restroom
An illegal immigrant caught urinating in public in Maryland used a box-cutter to viciously attack a man who suggested he use a bathroom, according to a report Tuesday.
Illegal Alien Urinating In Public Stabs Man For Suggesting He Use A Restroom
Information Liberation | An illegal immigrant caught urinating in public in Maryland used a box-cutter to viciously attack a man who suggested he use a bathroom, according to a report Tuesday.
Just A Coincidence? The Dow Goes From Being 567 Points Down To 567 Points Up At The Closing Bell
Michael Snyder | Seriously? We were expecting that Tuesday would be an unusual day on Wall Street, and that was definitely the case.
Cryptocurrency market could hit $1 trillion this year with bitcoin surging to $50,000, experts say
Cryptocurrencies could go on a bull run greater than last year and pass the trillion-dollar value mark, Jamie Burke, CEO at Outlier Ventures said.
Another Trump Superlative: February Is Worst Month for Dow in Eight Years; Wall Street Crisis Caused by Inevitable Collapse of Trump’s Speculative Stock Bubble, Not by Technical Factors
United Front Against Austerity|Tax Wall Street Party American System Network|Tuesday, February 6, 2018 Since Excess Volatility Is an Issue, the Solution Is 1% Wall Street Sales Tax on Transactions in Stocks, Bonds, Derivatives, and Synthetic …
Devilishly Difficult Brainteasers
For those with a Ph.D. a few simple brainteasers should prove no problem, however, even the most intelligent doctors might break a sweat trying to answer these. A fiendishly tricky new quiz devised shared by Playbuzz puts your problem-solving skills to the test in a series of head-scratching questions. According to the quiz’s creator only those with a Ph.D. will be able to score more than five out of the ten points available. Those who do score highly are said to have an excellent memory, an extensive vocabulary, and a keen sense of observation. Think you can score at least five out … Continue reading →
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Balanced-Budget Amendment?
Some people have called for a balanced budget amendment to our Constitution as a means of reining in a big-spending Congress. That’s a misguided vision, for the simple reason that in any real economic sense, as opposed to an accounting sense, the federal budget is always balanced. The value of what we produced in 2017 — our gross domestic product — totaled about $19 trillion. If the Congress spent $4 trillion of the $19 trillion that we produced, unless you believe in Santa Claus, you know that Congress must force us to spend $4 trillion less privately. Taxing us is … Continue reading →
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Home Security and Crime Prevention Secrets
Editor’s Note: This resource has been revised and updated for 2018 best practices. A major component of family preparedness is the maintenance of comfort, control, and self-preservation in a time of crisis. Whatever the source of the crisis, we as humans want to protect the homestead and our loved ones at any cost. (And by the way, many species on the animal kingdom do the same.) The reason I bring this topic to the forefront is that recently, at a community meeting, I learned that home burglaries in my area are on the rise. This, in a community where many … Continue reading →
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How Rotten Is the USG?
The release of the House Intelligence Committee’s memo on the FBI’s abuse of the FISA process set off a partisan firestorm. The Democrats warned us beforehand that declassifying the memo would be the end the world as we know it. It was reckless to allow Americans to see this classified material, they said. Agents in the field could be harmed, sources and methods would be compromised, they claimed. Republicans who had seen the memo claimed that it was far worse than Watergate. They said that mass firings would begin immediately after it became public. They said that the criminality of … Continue reading →
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Our Military Regime
Americans like to think of their country as different from those run by military regimes. They are only fooling themselves. Ever since the federal government was converted into a national-security state after World War II (without a constitutional amendment authorizing the conversion), it has been the Pentagon, the CIA, and the NSA that have run the government, just like in countries governed by military dictatorships. Oh sure, the façade is maintained — the façade that is ingrained in all of us in civics or government classes in high school and college: that the federal government is composed of three co-equal, … Continue reading →
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