Got an important Blog post in the works. As I write this, I am almost finished and will be posting it very soon after this one. It has to do with the Schwurhand-Strategie and how I am going to finance… Read More ›
Philosophy
Update (5 November 2024)
Some interesting things happened recently. Last week, I learned about a recent development involving something which I had written around the same time I started The Fourth Estate. “Election Betting” just became legal in America after a Federal ruling made… Read More ›
The “Schwurhand-Strategie”: Why I am Returning to WordPress
To all Readers of The Fourth Estate, I have decided to resume writing for The Fourth Estate on WordPress, abandoning its Substack extension for the very simple fact that it is no longer necessary for me to ever charge even… Read More ›
Update (28 October 2024)
After weeks of deliberation and questioning the rationale for staying on Substack, I have made the conscious decision to return to WordPress. Chasing after a much larger readership on Substack was only going to be justified by having people purchase… Read More ›
On Continuing “The Fourth Estate”
Earlier this Summer, I had been contemplating on whether to continue blogging as the times have changed. My Vocation has been achieved and I just need to work hard at building a reputation in my professional life. The Fourth Estate was just… Read More ›
My Final Post
Readers of The Fourth Estate, I have been contemplating over the past several weeks on what to do about The Fourth Estate. As it stands, everything that I had been researching throughout the 2010s was already explored and compiled into… Read More ›
Camp MacKall & the 11th Airborne Division are born
The original idea for an American airborne came from Gen. Billy Mitchell in 1918. His commander, Gen. Pershing agreed, but once the WWI Armistice was signed, the plan was terminated. In the late 1920’s, Germany began training parachute units and… Read More ›
Credit card debt is soaring, especially in these cities | DC News Now
(NEXSTAR) – Americans are falling behind on their credit card payments at a level not seen in more than a decade amid high interest rates and persistent inflation, but some cities have far higher average debts than others, a study found. Four of the… Read More ›
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