Below are links to some of the more interesting and important reads I came across today, but will not be publishing on in detail. Ron Paul: Ted Cruz is No Libertarian (He’s the Republican Hillary Clinton, Politico) Utah Fusion Center Warns Cops: Watch Out for Don’t-Tread-on-Me Flags (Revolutionary War Flag is now a terrorist signal, Reason) Hillary Clinton’s January Fundraising Lagged … Read more
Below are links to some of the more interesting and important reads I came across today, but will not be publishing on in detail. An Idiot’s Guide to Prosecuting Corporate Fraud (The Intercept) Clinton Emails Held Indirect References to Undercover CIA Officers (Makes you wonder, how many “diplomats” are actually CIA agents? NBC News) Head of Google Search Retires, Artificial Intelligence … Read more
So far, super PACs have received more than one-third of their donations from financial-services executives, according to data from the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics. In the 2012 election, donations from the financial-services sector made up roughly 20% of the $845 million raised by super PACs, or political-action committees, and other independent campaign groups. In the … Read more
The New York Times’ endorsement of Hillary Clinton against Bernie Sanders in the Democratic primary consists of an unreadable, illogical piece of fiction. In this post, I will critique the paper’s position in detail, but first I want to take a step back and explain to people what I think is going on in the bigger … Read more
Former FX trader at Citigroup, Chris Arnade, just penned a poignant and entertaining Op-ed at The Guardian detailing how Wall Street came to own the Democratic Party via the Clintons over the course of his career. While anyone reading this already knows how completely bought and paid for the Clintons are by the big financial interests, the article provides … Read more
I was really disappointed by Elizabeth Warren’s recent vote against auditing the Federal Reserve, but I’ve decided to forgive her following the release of an extremely powerful and important 12-page report on corporate criminality titled: Rigged Justice: 2016 – How Weak Enforcement Lets Corporate Offenders Off Easy. In fact, this may be the most meaningful report I’ve read since … Read more
If there was ever an election year that exhibited an overwhelmingly less favorable climate for Michael Bloomberg to indulge his Presidential fantasies than 2016, I haven’t seen it. The fact that the man is even considering a run tells you precisely how delusional and disconnected he is from the social mood, and the obvious reality that the American … Read more
Below are links to some of the more interesting and important reads I came across today, but will not be publishing on in detail. Saudi Arabia’s Top Cleric Forbids Chess, Calls it “The Work of Satan” (New York Times) Half the Foreign Policy Experts Signing Clinton’s Anti-Sanders Letter Have Ties to Military Contractors (The Intercept) FBI Ran website Sharing Thousands … Read more
Below are links to some of the more interesting and important reads I came across today, but will not be publishing on in detail. Mozilla Co-Founder Unveils “Brave,” a Browser that Blocks Ads by Default (ArsTechnica) A New 9th Planet for he Solar System? (Looks like Planet X may be real, Science Magazine) DEA and TSA Agents Team Up to Steal … Read more
Poll Time: Which group presents a greater danger to world peace and prosperity? — Michael Krieger (@LibertyBlitz) January 20, 2016 DAVOS MAN: “A soulless man, technocratic, nationless and cultureless, severed from reality. The modern economics that undergirded Davos capitalism is equally soulless, a managerial capitalism that reduces economics to mathematics and separates it from human action and … Read more