Category: Aggregated

For those who’ve forgotten the story of a ‘mystery man’ who was found dead back in 2015 in a Los Angeles, California neighborhood, leading authorities to discover 1,200+ guns and 7+ tons of ammunition, now is the time to remind you. While the man known only as ‘Bob’ to his friends and fiance was finally officially identified as one Jeffrey Alan Lash, authorities said he led a ‘double’ or ‘secretive life’, and told friends he had worked for a top secret government agency before ‘going out on his own’. Despite living with his ex-fiance for 17 years in which she had no … Continue reading →

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You arrive at your favorite coffee shop in the ‘burbs and notice a guy in a green baseball cap standing behind you. You give him a friendly nod and go back to looking at the menu. While you’re taking a bite from your Arby’s roast beef sandwich during your lunch break downtown, you notice that same guy in the green ball cap at a table outside. “Huh. Small world. What a coincidence,” you think to yourself. Work is over, and you roll up to the gym to get your sweat on. While you’re walking to the entrance, you glance over … Continue reading →

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In December of 2016, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban was so livid with Angela Merkel’s immigration policies that he publicly blew up on the subject, telling Germany that they were trying to pass the buck for their “mistake.” Upon arriving in Brussels for the EU Council meeting, he insisted that Hungary would not comply with the policy. While the meeting was expected to revolve around the crisis in Aleppo, Orban seized on the occasion to slam migration, asserting that most of those arriving in Europe are not real refugees but “economic migrants.” It was Orban’s stance that the Germans and … Continue reading →

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By Dr. Mercola Vitamin E is a fat-soluble vitamin with potent antioxidant activity that helps combat damaging free radicals. It also plays a role in the making of red blood cells, helps your body use vitamin K (which is important for heart health1) and is involved in your immune function and cell signaling. As with many other nutrients, many do not get enough of this basic micronutrient from their diet. In the U.S. alone, 75 to 90 percent of the population fails to reach the recommended dietary allowance (RDA) of vitamin E.2,3 The RDA for people over the age of 14 … Continue reading →

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‘Every people has the god-given right to mismanage their own affairs’ Margolis Law #3 I’ve always been a rebel, revolutionary, iconoclast and all-around bad boy.  Naturally, I have sympathy for most revolutionary movements. The problem is, many revolutions don’t make political or economic sense, but they do make one feel good – at least for a while.  Revolution is the natural habitat of the young. So the growing revolutionary fervor in Spain’s Catalonia region finds much sympathy, even fascination, with this writer.   I’ve been going to Barcelona, capital of Catalonia region, since I was a teenager in the Franco era.  … Continue reading →

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It’s natural to wonder how we became the person we are and where, or when, our insecurities and fears first took root. More often than not, we turn to our childhood for answers and try to determine when certain seeds were planted that inspired doubt or hesitancy in our personalities. As we grow older, we come to better understand our childhood environment as we get to better know ourselves and our family relationships. We may come to realize that certain habits of our parents marked on our home and shaped how we handle the world today. Simply put, how you were raised … Continue reading →

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It’s early October, 1998 in Moscow, smack in the middle of the Asian Contagion fiat money melt-down that swept half the world, including Russia. I met my first Russian babushka today. I’d seen large numbers of them looking for help — and warmth — in Moscow’s palatial “Metro” subway system because the Russian government is no longer paying the “Social Security” it owes them. I’d never met one up close and personal though. I needed bottled water — they tell you not to drink the municipal water in Russia, the Philippines, etc. — unlike other places where they mislead you … Continue reading →

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I will just say it upfront: I am extremely cynical of any and all mass shootings—and the one in Las Vegas is no exception. Soon after the shootings, I posted this on my Facebook page: Some preliminary thoughts: *How does ONE guy take that many long guns and that much ammunition into a hotel room without being noticed or raising someone’s suspicion? Those Vegas casino hotels have cameras everywhere. This is Las Vegas, for heaven’s sake. Every staff person in these establishments is trained to be alert for suspicious behavior. *Witnesses said that “strange” people were going through the crowd … Continue reading →

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Dear local leadership: here’s the formula for long-term success. A Great Migration of the Tax Donkeys is underway, still very much under the radar of the mainstream media and conventional economists. If you are confident no such migration of those who pay the bulk of the taxes could ever occur, please consider the long-term ramifications of these two articles: Stanford Says Soaring Public Pension Costs Devastating Budgets For Education And Social Services Which American Cities Will File Bankruptcy Next? Allow me to summarize for those who aren’t too squeamish: a lot of cities and counties are going to go broke, … Continue reading →

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A London bar that first opened its doors 128 years ago and went on to create the gin and vermouth-infused Hanky Panky cocktail, has been crowned the best drinking den in the world. The American Bar, at the swanky Savoy, claimed the top spot at The World’s 50 Best Bars awards in London on Thursday night, taking the title from New York’s Dead Rabbit. Overall there were four spots in the British capital that made the top ten – including Dandelyan and the Connaught Bar, which came in at second and fourth place respectively. The American Bar, which was serving drinks in the … Continue reading →

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What was his motive? Why did he do it? Why did Stephen Paddock, 64, rent rooms at the Mandalay Bay hotel, sneak in an arsenal of guns, a dozen of them converted to fully automatic, and rain down death on a country music concert? “We will never know,” writes columnist Eugene Robinson. “There can be no rational argument for mass murder … nothing can really explain the decision to spray thousands of concert-goers with automatic weapons fire, killing at least 59 and injuring hundreds more.” But while there can be no justification for mass murder, there is an explanation. And … Continue reading →

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