Gun ownership varies significantly around the world. More than 175 of the world’s countries allow their citizens to own firearms—though most have specific regulations on
Day: November 19, 2024
What are your arguments for this opinion? Others come close, but don’t make that declaration, especially with a countdown clock that puts its end about
I came across a podcast from last night’s Jeff Rense show with Erica Khan and wanted to share it with you. https://www.terminaleconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Rense.20231129.2of3.mp3 The primary
Global government via the Delphi technique Manufactured crises and enemies, manufactured consent The differences between CCP China and the United States have narrowed tremendously over
In New Zealand they say Covid cost $70 billion, yet when it’s time to build a new Harbour Bridge or tunnel in Auckland (5-8 billion
For most of this year, US inflation has been on a steady downward trend, fanning hopes that surging prices would give way to falling interest
Note to reader: I added the charts and captions for emphasis, editorial content, and clarity. I do find it interesting that when the Fed cuts
