The United States 1754 – 1863 On April 25th 1863 Lincoln bankrupted a commercial company known as the original United States. Prior to this, Lincoln had formed a Delaware Corporation doing business as The United States of America, Inc. in order to continue to keep the wheels of government moving following the departure, on March … Continue reading Bankrupt
Musings on Reality
Quantum mechanics is fascinating, at least the parts that I was able to understand. My study of quantum mechanics never went beyond reading a few books on the subject; however, certain experiments did stand out as they related to other subjects that I was interested in, most particularly those concerning reality as we experience it. … Continue reading Musings on Reality
A Case for Self-Sufficiency
Pesticide use is increasing. According to the latest data provided by the U.S. Geological Survey up to year 2016, the use of glyphosate in the Midwest has increased nearly 40 times from 1992 to 2016. Glyphosate is a chemical originally manufactured by Monsanto (now Bayer) used to kill weeds. In agriculture, it is used in … Continue reading A Case for Self-Sufficiency
The False Left-Right Paradigm
The two party system is an illusion. It is a facade. It is a false paradigm. It is a tool of divide and conquer; a distraction; a mimicry of constructive discourse. What common interests do continual political battles, inspired by political leanings, promote beyond the grabbing of votes by politicians who climb and step over … Continue reading The False Left-Right Paradigm
The Social Engineering of the Meaning of Life
We have been fed lies by a system designed to enslave us since birth. It uses deception as its primary means to accomplish this, and it involves institutions that we have been told to trust unconditionally. It is multi-faceted, multi-layered, and its primary means of perpetuating itself is through purposefully designed indoctrination through education. Logic … Continue reading The Social Engineering of the Meaning of Life
Seven Minutes of your Time
One of the things I am certain my readers will come to recognize is that I focus on issues that affect all of us. I have no interest in politics or politicians for that matter. After having researched what can only be described as the illegal hijacking of this country by the international bankers, I … Continue reading Seven Minutes of your Time
Corporate Influence in Foreign Policy
In one of my earlier articles, War and Foreign Policy, I discussed how the foreign policy of the office of the President of the United States is influenced by the corporate interests that are represented by those who surround the inhabitant of that office. The most prominent of these groups of influencers are those individuals … Continue reading Corporate Influence in Foreign Policy
