Category: Politics / Geopolitics

Hacking Voting Machines…

Randolph Jason

Hacking Voting Machines… Not too long ago the democrats, like Republicans, could see the danger in using these voting machines. Now, that democrats are in charge, well, that’s all changed. We have the tape of a couple of them making the same argument we are making today – the only difference? democrats hold the keys, so no need to discuss what was said, believed and fought for yesterday. Before the 2018 Midterms, Democrats were more than a little concerned about how easy it is to HACK VOTING MACHINES. LISTEN 👇👇👇…

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‘Game-Changer’: China’s New Stealth Bomber Able to Strike Targets as Far as Guam – Report

Randolph Jason

‘Game-Changer’: China’s New Stealth Bomber Able to Strike Targets as Far as Guam – Report by Kirill Kurevlev for Sputnik News The H-20 is supposed to be fitted with nuclear and conventional missiles, have a maximum take-off weight of at least 200 tonnes and a payload of up to 45 tonnes, travel at subsonic speeds, and theoretically fire four powerful hypersonic stealth cruise missiles, according to previous reports. China is developing a next-generation long-range stealth bomber capable of carrying out nuclear strikes on US targets in Guam and beyond, the South…

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Real Money – Inflation – Money Printing – $6 Trillion Budget

Randolph Jason

Real Money – Inflation – Money Printing – $6 Trillion Budget GNN Note – Real money, gold and silver, are ways to protect purchasing power and wealth. /END We talk a lot in these pages about what to do with one’s money, but I question whether most subscribers (forget about the public at large) have an adequate grasp of the basics. Without it, much of what we say may seem capricious or outlandish, crazy ideas readers tolerate only because we’ve been so right about the big trends. But the basics…

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Shadow of the State or Sunshine of Civil Society

Randolph Jason

Shadow of the State or Sunshine of Civil Society by Anthony Gill for American Institute for Economic Research Why do we do the “right thing?” Why do we treat others with fairness and honesty? Consider for a moment the common example of a used car sale. In this scenario we have a situation that involves what George Akerlof called “the lemons problem,” which is rooted in the presence of asymmetric information between two parties in an exchange. The seller of the automobile knows much more about the flaws of the…

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Pope Francis Calls for ‘Green Economics,’ ‘Green Education,’ ‘Green Spirituality’

Randolph Jason

Pope Francis Calls for ‘Green Economics,’ ‘Green Education,’ ‘Green Spirituality’ by THOMAS D. WILLIAMS, PH.D. for Breitbart ROME — Pope Francis issued a dire report on the state of the planet Tuesday, insisting the earth is suffering the worst environmental crisis of its history. For a long time, the earth “has suffered from the wounds that we cause due to a predatory attitude, which makes us feel like owners of the planet and its resources and authorizes us to irresponsibly use the goods that God has given us,” the pope…

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Will Biden Hold the Line on China? (Videos)

Randolph Jason

Will Biden Hold the Line on China? Videos by Zooming on China Part 1 Part 2 People on the left say we have to confront China because of the Uyghurs, the human rights violation and lack of freedom, and people on the right say we have to confront China because they hollowed out America’s industrial middle west. They engaged in dumping, outsourcing, all of that stuff. There is a consensus across the ideological line that Biden reflects where the difference is that the Republican or conservative administration believes in a…

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