Monthly Archives: September 2019

President Donald Trump is not a latter-day Huey Long

Posted on 2019/09/30 by

President Donald Trump does seem to have taken considerable action against the pizza merchants. I have not seen any of them swinging from nooses yet, but I am willing to give POTUS the benefit of the doubt for a while … Continue reading →

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It would take a lot of rich oligarchs, insiders, traitorous bureaucrats, and pizza merchants going to jail to get people to trust the government.

Posted on 2019/09/29 by

I AM DRAINING THE SWAMP! pic.twitter.com/U7WxKrO6Kx — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 27, 2019 The prime minister of Malaysia defended his past anti-Semitic statements and questioned the number of Jews killed during the Holocaust in a speech at Columbia University. … Continue reading →

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Criticism of financial political economy from Matt Stoller (who makes more than a few weird recommendations)

Posted on 2019/09/28 by

I don’t know Matt Stoller and I have no reason to take his word at face value. He makes a lot of typographical errors and writes in a strange, informal slangy version of English. (What does “the the ‘Energy Czar’ … Continue reading →

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A hobbyist tried a serious competition and found that Murphy’s Law dominated.

Posted on 2019/09/28 by

A hobbyist tried a serious competition and found that Murphy’s Law dominated. This is bad news for both sides in any potential civil war: both sides would be led by overconfident, underexperienced theorists rather than people with appropriate experience. Both … Continue reading →

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Don’t ever say “The Goyim Know,” because you’re not allowed to say that – in fact don’t even look at that, look at these other stories

Posted on 2019/09/27 by

1. Don’t watch this video at bitchute. It’s too upsetting. I can’t even stand to watch it. https://www.bitchute.com/video/1CJaN7JR28TB/ Instead, let’s look at eleven other stories.

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