To make America great again, we must make America FREE again. Yes, MAKE AMERICA FREE AGAIN! As the very first steps, stop the lockdowns and stop the cancel culture.
As the first step in stopping the cancel culture, publish the
names of the corporate cowards that are threatening Congressmen and Senators
(and talk-show hosts too) for having exercised their constitutional right to
question the results of the 2020 election.
In the last few days, a combination of some of the country’s largest businesses (Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Google, and Twitter) have joined together in an effort to put another firm (Parler) out of business.
How does this not come under the heading of a “conspiracy
in restraint of trade,” to quote the language of the Sherman Anti-Trust Act,
and is therefore illegal?
Last Wednesday looks like America’s “Reichstag Fire.” The suppression of ideas is rampant. Representatives of the incoming regime are laying plans for the punishment of its adversaries. How long before there are concentration camps?
In
calling for the impeachment of a President who has only days left in office, Nancy
Pelosi, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, reveals a streak of
viciousness and venom that makes it seem like she must spew hatred just in the
act of exhaling.
We are
living in dangerous times. A leading goal of the new regime is the reduction of
CO2 emissions, ultimately to net zero, the effect of which will be a return to
the life of the Dark Ages and massive depopulation across the world.
We are
living in the midst of a revolution that Ayn Rand called “The Anti-Industrial
Revolution.” Saving the Industrial Revolution and its foundation of capitalism
and individual freedom must be our foremost political goal in the years ahead.
Does anyone know of a century by century (i.e.,2100, 2200…3000) widely endorsed projection of just how much the global mean temperature and sea level will have risen? The claims I hear all seem to imply just that the numbers are huge and are coming very quickly
What is
our basic problem with respect to nature? Is nature largely hostile, making it necessary
for us to take action with respect to it? Or is nature fundamentally benign,
becoming hostile only as the result of our actions?
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A change in the code of conduct of the House of Representatives seeks to replace words that indicate gender with words that are “gender neutral.” For example, “mother” and “father” are to be replaced with the word “parent”; “son” and “daughter,” with the word “child.”
The authors
of the code change seem to have overlooked the fact that most first names indicate
a particular sex. For example, “Frank” and “Joe” are names for males; while “Barbara”
and “Susan” are names for females.
Perhaps
the next Congressional code change will replace all such traditional first
names with names of sexless objects, such as “desk,” ”lamp“ “carpet,” and “chair.”
In
response to such brainless, sex-hating nonsense, I say, “Vive la différence.”
Transparency
“Transparency”
is one of the most popular buzzwords of our time. So I say, how about some transparency
for social media “fact checkers,” such as what are their names and educational
qualifications?
Stolen Elections
Were
there other stolen elections in 2020? It’s widely believed that at least some
significant percentage of the presidential vote was fraudulently diverted to
Biden.
But no
one is asking about the vote in House and Senate races. Is it possible that where
votes were created for Biden, they were also created down ticket, enabling the Democrats
to retain the House?
Is it possible that the Republicans won the House if cheating is factored out? They would have needed only six more seats.
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A
critique of core concepts of contemporary "microeconomics," above
all, the concept of "pure and perfect competition" and equality of
price with marginal cost as the standard for judging competition. It is the
antidote to much of the error in contemporary "microeconomic" theory.
