Statism: From Farmhands to Welfare
In earlier times, large families were a common sight, particularly in rural areas where agriculture was the primary occupation.
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Cruel Summer For T-Girls
It turns out that people are turned off by teachers talking about being gay to kindergarteners, and drag queens twerking their bottoms and shoving their gonads in the faces of toddlers.
Once Again, the Hoitiest and the Toitiest Rally in Favor of #Hamas
Stanford University, 2024-25 tuition only: $21,709 per quarter, a private university in the Pyrite State, has a joyous image of commencement featuring a pretty, blonde girl openly smiling and cheering and clapping her hands in the California sunshine headlining the university’s website main page, or at least they did at publication time this morning. Stanford, …
Pride Month: A Marketing Bonanza or Genuine Support?
The branding and marketing of Pride Month are a textbook case of advertising and marketing doctrines at work, with a healthy dose of psychological manipulation thrown in for good measure.
Trump To Kill Carter’s Tips Tax
Tips first became taxable during the Carter Administration when the IRS began requiring employees earning $20 per month in tips to keep records of such tips.
The Big Gov-Big Tech War on Internet Providers
The vanishing number of unconnected – has only continued vanishing these last ten years. This ubiquitous success – was thanks entirely to our nation’s private sector Internet Service Providers (ISPs).
The Net Zero Scam
According to the Globalist narrative, if we don’t drastically act now, human beings will destroy the world with CO2.
Rainbow Capitalism: Turning Pride into Profit and Trash
Behind the rainbow facade lies a calculated strategy to capitalize on a movement while conveniently forgetting about it the rest of the year.
Industrial Policy: China Versus the United States By Barry Poulson
Former President Donald Trump has promised to increase levies on Chinese EVs that would virtually preclude them from the U.S.
Market Research and Advertising: The Commercial Equivalent of Information Operations
Market research and advertising strategies share striking similarities with the military concept of information operations, formerly known as psychological operations (PSYOPS).
Understanding Rejection of Pride Month and Transgender Advertising in Beer Marketing
In a singular example of failing to read the room in marketing, Bud Lite stands apart, and has reaped thee results of that failure. Here’s why.
The Looming Crisis: The USA Economic Depression and Collapse of the Dollar
In 1971, President Richard Nixon made the historic decision to devalue the dollar by ending the convertibility of the US dollar to gold
Book Burning 2.0
When a computer algorithm bans one item from discussion but not the another, this tells us much about the selective bias of the people who set the algorithms.
Trapped in Plastic: The Predatory Grip of Credit Card Companies on Youth
The predatory practices of credit card companies have placed a heavy burden on young adults, leading to an alarming accumulation of debt and exorbitant interest rates as high as 20%.
The Legacy of Corporate Influence: Monopolies and Political Manipulation
Companies have learned to manipulate politicians through campaign contributions and backroom deals. This has resulted in the proliferation of multiple monopolies across various industries,
The Shackles of Mobile Giants: How Cellphone Companies Enslave Customers for Profit
In today’s interconnected world, our phones are more than just devices; they are lifelines to communication, information, and connection.
A Day in the Life of a Customer; Tired of Woke Companies
Leftist activists have browbeaten companies into inserting political points into business presentations, while distorting science and good sense.
No! Wealth Is Not For Liberals To Take And Distribute.
Liberals never understand wealth is created by people in the private sector. And if they are too stupid to create it, they are too stupid to take it.
Getting Trump wrong again; If CNBC wants Truth Social to fail, have Jim Cramer recommend its stock
The media had a lot of fun this week misinforming the public about President Donald John Trump’s fortune
It Begins With Sunday
God gives us Sunday to meet our needs, not His. The second chapter of Mark’s Gospel tells us how the Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath.