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Pedo Conspiracy Theory
Excellent insight from Scott Greer: Critical Pedo Theory. It’s the right-wing answer to Critical Race Theory (CRT). The basic theory is simple: “This notion imagines that the world is ruled by a pedophile cabal and ‘systemic pedophilia’ is inherent to … Continue reading
Liberalism Rests on Fantasy
It was good timing that Ron Unz chose to share with us this bit of clear reasoning about individualism and the collapse of society in the West. Not that we agree with the answers suggested by the author (Jef Costello) … Continue reading
We Testify of His Glory
For me, it’s not enough to say simply that tribulation is coming. In order for me to effectively testify of Christ and His Covenant, I will need to discern whatever I can about how things will happen. To the degree … Continue reading
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Tagged economic troubles, government policy, Monroe Doctrine, multipolar world, politics, tribulation
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The Birth of Globalism
I was asked to outline how globalism seized control of American politics. I suppose it depends on who you ask. My answer has more to do with trends and influences because I adhere to the doctrine of the Unseen Realm … Continue reading
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Tagged Cliven Bundy, conspiracies, decentralization, globalism, history, Jewish supremacy, progressives, social sciences, tribulation
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Benevolence in Control
Comments and discussions indicate it’s time to review a couple of fundamental principles. Under the Covenant, the sole justification for engaging in business is to bless the employees first, and then the customers. Granted, this is ideally a matter of … Continue reading
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Tagged business, crime, customer service, economics, government, human behavior, social sciences, social stability
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Shaking Itself Apart
Basic economics: Do you understand how inflation works? Human activity in exchanging goods and services has limits. There is only so much exchange that can take place because of the natural friction of people deciding how to exchange. Introducing a … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, banking, economic troubles, economics, Federal Reserve Bank
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Strategy for the Coming Wars
In the past, I have written about my perception that the globalists are using the Zionists, while the Zionists are using the globalists. Each intends to steer things to their advantage as the situation develops, and betray the other. Notice … Continue reading
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Tagged globalists, Islam, neocons, Straussians, The Cult, war
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Social Expectations and Cycling
This was mowed just a few weeks ago. Technically, OKC should trim the margins of the sidewalk, but I’m guessing that they won’t do it until they have served the private landowner with the process of condemnation for nuisance. The … Continue reading
Too Late, It’s Here
Technically speaking, we are already in economic collapse. We have been for some time, but it’s not always obvious when something like this starts rolling. Don’t let your imagination run away with you. As I’ve explained in the past, our … Continue reading
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Tagged business, economic troubles, economics, survival, transportation
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Ukraine War Is a Mere Distraction
The war in Ukraine will not end in a clear winner. However, if it comes to an end, it will be on Russia’s terms. Should it not end, it will morph into a war between Russia and the West, a … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, history, oppression, Ukraine, war
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