How to fix a decaying republic: Julius Caesar style.
Economy: Life, Liberty, and Money
Everything Economic
The economy is a fundamental aspect of a successful nation. The long-term fiscal reality of the nation is often put aside in the interest of short-term political or corporate gains in liberal democracies. This section seeks to address that issue.
This category addresses key topics regarding the economic situation such as banking, the isolated class (financial elite), debt, the stock market, welfare, trade, inflation, and related subjects. We also explore alternatives to the current economic systems.
Pray For The Young: Worst Housing Affordability Since Recording Began
Searching for a solution where there is only usury. On Housing Affordability.
Warning Indicators From The Economy
You can’t say you were not warned.
Cash Is King…Until It’s Banned
We’re all slowly being herded into the slaughterhouse, and hilariously the justification is because “it’s safer” in there.
Rethinking Economics: Breaking Out Of The Mold
A heartwarming article about a professional, highly acclaimed economist realizing the error of his old economic ways.
On Specialization: The Globalist & Libertarian Love Child
A local family farm got wiped out because they followed the lie of specialization.
Rand Paul’s 2023 Festivus Report: On Government Waste
It is that time of year again. Rand Paul released the 2023 Festivus Report. It’s great, as always.
The Great Taking Documentary
Sharing a relatively new documentary titled “The Great Taking”. A recommended watch.
The Great Inflation Of The 2020s: The Official Economy Narrative Is A Lie
The Great Inflation of the 2020s marches on. Meanwhile, the economic elite brazenly lie by claiming that it’s not happening at all.
The Market God Cult
Poking fun at a segment of Enlightenment-brainwashed individuals that worship what I call the “market god’.
The 2023 Nobel Prize In Economics: Out Of Touch Elites
Are you ecstatic to learn what the most important and groundbreaking research was for this year in Economics according to the Nobel Prize Foundation? …You shouldn’t be.