Monthly Archives: October 2016

Pay attention Millennials.  Your freedom, cyber rights and video games are in danger. Wouldn’t we all be better off, more free,  without this Clinton shakedown?  And this is just one example dear to the hearts of most Millennials. “Passed on … Continue reading →

Those pipeline protesters are marching you to war and poverty, while the oligarchy supporting them are stashing legal tender paper dollars, gold, silver, art, seeds and hard assets in trusts, overseas, and remote hideouts to protect themselves. The US, NATO, … Continue reading →

This is excellent. The following is adapted from a speech delivered on July 11, 2016, at Hillsdale College’s Allan P. Kirby, Jr. Center for Constitutional Studies and Citizenship in Washington, D.C., as part of the AWC Family Foundation Lecture Series. … Continue reading →

Historian Niall Ferguson offers up a near perfect example of the collectivist confirmation bias which I wrote about in a recent post. I usually agree with him on most points of history. But here he offers opinion on current events, … Continue reading →

People, individuals, who routinely think independently for themselves will hang on and vote for Trump, despite the massive efforts to marginalize and discredit him. In more recent research, confirmation bias has been found to depend on (1) the values of … Continue reading →

Your employer deducts 7.65% from your paycheck each pay period; 6.2% is for Social Security and 1.45% Medicare. They then contribute the same amount for a total of 15.3% and send it to the government.   The government promises that … Continue reading →