Only recently did I come to understand how important the Vietnam War was to the elite “behind the curtain.” For the longest time, I couldn’t quite figure it out. All of this energy expended for what? Where? A small peninsula in Southeast Asia covered in huts and rice paddies where people wouldn’t know what democracy […]

Insurance companies can’t be trusted, or expected, to not screw us, if government is involved. Free-market forces (which are not in play, presently) would force the insurance companies to compete. It’s not easy to correct the big mess we are in, but insurance companies pay off the politicians and get laws passed that enable them to […]

It’s not new, folks.   Spain had nothing to do with the explosion that sunk the USS Maine in 1898 (which, as advertised, precipitated the Spanish-American War).   A later investigation blamed the tragedy on a coal dust explosion (and this was likely a false-flag event). That report and other anti-Spanish articles ran in newspapers owned by […]

The real (or one of the real) reason(s) we are at war against radical Islam, ISIS, et al., is that Islam bans usury, the charging of interest by banks. That’s prevented the bankers from really getting their claws into that resource-rich part of the world, and the only play in their playbook for change is […]

This is a response to a back and forth on Facebook that I responded to.  I thought it worth posting here (my response, only.  You can imagine what preceded it). What few seem to realize (or have really looked into) is that Communism, and eventually, in its "light" form, Socialism, was cooked up by the top-tier […]

From his memoirs, regarding his signing of the Federal Reserve Act: “I have unwittingly ruined my country. The growth of the nation, therefore, and all our activities are in the hands of a few men.”

My policy is, never to post anything political on Facebook.  Fortunately or unfortunately, I broke that rule a few weeks ago. I come from a recording livelihood and live in Tucson, AZ, where many of my dear friends work in music or the arts, and (like I once was), are liberal, or Democratic in their […]

Quantum mechanics is an extremely interesting branch of physics, one which I have studied a bit (as a layman). Quantum particles (on the scale of electrons, protons, muons, etc.) behave completely differently from macro-things like billiard balls. Sometimes they exhibit wave properties, sometimes the properties of particles. They show up where they’re not supposed to, […]

This guy’s done his homework.