Solutions
Free Speech is About Individual Liberty, Not Viewpoint Discrimination
Supreme Court rulings are significant not only for their decision on who wins, but also for their reasoning. A victory for common sense may sometimes be pyrrhic if it benefits the party who wins the dispute but relies on reasoning that erodes individual liberty in the longer term. In that […]
The Next Indictment Should Be Against Greg Folkers
The Department of Justice does not need to wait for Dr. David Morens to turn on his colleagues; the evidence to charge the next key advisor to Dr. Anthony Fauci is already in the public record. Greg Folkers was critical to the censorship operation at the heart of the Covid […]
Why Representative Democracy Is Obsolete
If we were to identify the most sacrosanct dogma of Western modernity—the one that no one questions—it would undoubtedly be representative democracy. We automatically assume that it is the best form of government that humanity has ever invented—a sort of “end of history” method of governance and the ultimate political […]
Mercantilism: China and Beyond
The self-liquidating nature of the mercantilist model cannot be reversed, it can only be managed as stagnation. Everyone is an expert now on China. Which to say, everyone has an opinion about China, and the majority of those opinions fall into simplistic Bull or Bear camps. As someone who has been […]
The Renaissance Path: A radical blueprint for self-reliance in a broken system
In an era where institutional trust is collapsing, student debt shackles millions and corporate conformity stifles individuality, “The Renaissance Path” emerges as a defiant manifesto for those seeking true competence, freedom and purpose. This book is not just a rejection of modern academia—it’s a roadmap for reclaiming sovereignty over one’s […]
There is Nothing Social About Your Social Contract: Why Coercion Can Never Create Harmony
From vaporizing schools abroad to shielding elite predators at home, the state relies entirely on violence. True prosperity begins the moment we stop funding our own destruction. The concept of the “social contract” is perhaps the most successfully marketed lie in modern history, a phantom agreement you never signed that […]
Narrative Control
And Human Behavior Cross-posted by Smith Sense “How to make sense of the world today…” – Matt Smith @ Crisis Investing “Our human actions and reactions are not rooted in statistical data but are determined instead by emotions and sentiments — narratives drive our behaviour.” — Klaus Schwab, Covid-19: The Great Reset, p. […]
Strategic storage: How “layered” prepping at home can save critical seconds in an emergency
For those dedicated to emergency preparedness, acquiring gear is only half the battle. The often-overlooked second half is a simple yet critical question: Where do you keep it all? Experts agree that strategic placement within the home, a concept called “layered” storage, can be as vital as the supplies themselves, […]
Preparing Future Generations for an Uncertain Future
(Continued from Part 6. This concludes the article.) Evaluating Families to Find Like-Minded People Daily, I am reminded of how bad it is out there, based on the information that I am analyzing. People often ask me “How long do we have?” If you understand history, economics, threat analysis, and have […]
Jar Farming for Dummies
Deadlock and Attrition Starting a big war in the Middle East is much easier than stopping it. This is the lesson President Trump is now learning. After one month of dropping bombs and launching missiles at Iran, Trump has called for a time out. A proposed one-month ceasefire. He even […]
