How our elites have sold out Americans

Another reason to stop shopping at Walmart.

Naked partisanship on their Twitter account

Globally controlled economies

The piece is long, but explains how the world's economy has changed, how the American middle-class was screwed by this change and how Trump understood this and has tried to block the change. If you don't pay attention to this type of information, don't bitch about the American economy or your salary.

A very interesting interview of the founder of GAB, the social media platform that the media oligarchs cannot take down. It is shocking to hear what this man has been through. Banks, credit card companies, media giants all have gone after him and his company. Tell me there is no Deep State. The Deep State is so large it exists outside of the official state. In fact, it runs much of it.  They go after anyone who crosses them or might cross them.

Interview Andrew Torba

Here is an example of your RINO scumbag. This man was deeply involved with the RINOs for decades. Don't tell me that nobody knew about the pervert. Just another reason these people must be cut loose. 

Adviser to McCain and Kaisich is an idiot 

Who do you think writes the laws?

It's about the money and power

Here is a bit of an explanation. 

O'Sullivan's Law        

The reason is, of course, that people who staff such bodies tend to be the sort who don't like private profit, business, making money, the current organization of society, and, by extension, the Western world.


The first sentence of the article makes the point which I am still thinking of writing about, to wit, 



My piece, should I write it, will distill things down further. What we are fighting against is "human nature" and most of us seem to have forgotten, or never known, this fact.  This doesn't only pertain to government. 

I have never been a fan of Cocaine Mitch, in fact I have long thought he is just another scoundrel politician who has his snout in the trough. In his case, he is just better at positioning himself for the most tasty slop and getting his snout deeper into it. 

This piece gives a good synopsis of Mitch's game and why he is out to try and destroy the Trump faction in the Republican party. While Mitch might lose some senate seats for the Republicans, but I don't think he has a chance of destroying the Trump faction.

Mitch Macbeth

This is a good example of how all politicians talk out of both sides of their mouths. Ex-Texas Governor, Rick Perry, praises energy "diversity" while at the same time condemning green energy.  

Carlson Interview with Perry

In fact, Rick Perry is, more than anyone else in Texas, responsible for the wind-turbine fiasco taking place in Texas.  Note the quote from an article about wind power in Texas. 



I recall when this was being discussed and opposed it. By the way, at the time, the cost of this was supposed to be about $5 billion. Oh well, what's a couple of billion extra these days?

The problem with wind power in Texas is that the bulk of the population is in the eastern part of the state while the wind blows most constantly in the western part, thus the need for a boondoggle of a cable.

This was just another joint venture scam by corporate/government inc.  Perry got the public to pay for the costs of a transmission system for the electricity which is sold by private corporations, for a profit, to the dummies i.e. Texas energy users who financed the transmission lines. A wonderful thing for both the corporations and politicians.

This "socialization-of-costs" business model is favored today by the corporatists and state oligarchy. The idiot economic libertarians have swallowed this nonsense for decades and still haven't figured out they are being force-fed a load of crap. 

Robert Kegan is a respected academic and historian. I have used his books as text but like you his conclusions are, at best, questionable. I can picture the Roman Sent in 55 BCE asking the same questions and falling back to the same answers. Kegan is making the same argument Julius Caesar would make to the senate. We are powerful, we are Rome, it is our duty to bring the Pax Romana to the world. 

Yes, America is an empire, but for the moment, without an Emperor. We claim to be a republic, but few republican values are left. We claim to be a nation of law, but more and more the law is something to be bent to the will of quasi-elites and bureaucrats. 

Coming from a military background I understand the desire of professional military to always have a "little" war to fight. It provides a priceless training ground for officers and NCOs to hone their leadership skills. To this end we accept the occasional empty seat at the table and a flag covered coffin. Thus, the killing continues in obscure and unlikely places. My view is that if a place is worthy of one American life than the entire national focus must be turned on that enemy. Kill them, humiliate them and assure them the last thing they ever want to see is American boots on the ground. Then leave, no American rebuilding money, skills, talents and abilities. Am I too harsh? I think not.