2026 Breadlines in Suburbia — How “Free” Housing Bailouts Could Pave the Road to Serfdom

We used to believe the housing market ran on freedom, work, and responsibility — the idea that if you saved and worked hard, you’d earn the keys to your own home. That myth still sells well, but the current cycle is revealing something darker: a culture conditioned to dependency.

The Cult of the Green God: How Fake Money Became America’s Real Religion.

We’ve built an empire around something that doesn’t actually exist — not in any tangible, survivable sense. Our currency, the almighty dollar, is a human invention with no intrinsic value, no caloric energy, no sheltering power. You can’t eat it, you can’t heat your home with it, and it doesn’t grow in the soil — yet people live and die by it.

I Check Bluesky So You Don’t Have To

Lex McMenamin (they/them) describes himself¹ in his Bluesky biography as: permanent Philadelphian in NYC, opinions mine WAS politics @teenvogue.com member @transjournalists.org @leximcmenamin elsewhere linktr.ee/leximcmenamin As you can see, Mr McMenamin, who puts plural pronouns in his signature line on Bluesky, is going to be a flaming liberal, as the list of his online articles shows. …

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Trump Administration Restoring Timber Industry In Oregon

Trump Administration Restoring Timber Industry In Oregon

In Oregon, the number of timber harvested on federal lands were reduced by 90% from 1989 to 2011 due to Democrat policies. The decline in the lumber sector caused high unemployment rates in the rural parts of Oregon and impoverished whole communities.

History Doesn’t Repeat — It Just Rhymes When It’s Drunk

They say history repeats itself, but that’s lazy thinking. History doesn’t repeat — it stumbles out of the bar at 2 a.m., grabs the wrong Uber, and wakes up wearing someone else’s crown, wondering why the peasants are revolting again. What really happens is that patterns emerge — and if you’re lucky (or paying attention), they’re the good kind.