“The large increase in debt was justified by the need to protect people’s lives, preserve jobs, and avoid a wave of bankruptcies. If governments had not taken action, the social and economic consequences would have been devastating. But the debt… Read More ›
“[Thanks to its Songun Policy and Juche], North Korea gets a high score for both ‘defense’ and “lack of dependence.” [The DPRK] can sever its limited connection to cyberspace even more easily and effectively than China can. Moreover, North Korea… Read More ›
Everything is still according to plan at the time of this Blog post. There is only one more Third Place post remaining, which is a summarization of everything discussed throughout The Third Place. As it stands, The Third Place was… Read More ›
State of the Union: The Great Resignation “[Jeffersonianism] spares no pains in promoting the belief that it does not exist, but the success of its disappearing act depends on equally strenuous efforts on the part of an American public anxious… Read More ›
The second-to-last Third Place Post is almost complete. There is only one section left before I can finally move on with the final Third Place Post, where I have summarize practically everything there is to learn from The Third Place…. Read More ›
Continuing where I had left off with “‘Coronavirus Endemic’: The Coming Détente with COVID-19 in 2022,” there is another topic of interest worthy of mention here. When the Coronavirus Pandemic began nearly two years ago, the Liberal Capitalists revealed their… Read More ›
In Prussia, there used to have been an old saying by the First Servant of its State: “An Army, like a serpent, goes upon its belly.” This phrase is invoked to state that the overall effectiveness of an entire armed… Read More ›
“College teaching is most often practiced in the form of talk. Instruction as talk can be likened to the activity of taking apart a castle, stone by stone, and shipping it from Europe for re-assembly in America. In this simile… Read More ›
“Historical bonds are those bonds that were once valid obligations of American entities but are now worthless as securities, are quickly becoming a favorite tool of scam artists [and for our purposes, Madisonian Federalists]. Here are several things that you… Read More ›
“[T]he political trend is always to be observed, partly as a spectacle, partly for one’s own safety. The [Progressives and Libertarians are always] dissatisfied with [any Regime]; the Anarch passes through their sequence – as inoffensively as possible – like… Read More ›
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