How to pay for long-term care

Long-term care can wipe out your retirement savings. In a worst case scenario, it leaves the surviving spouse in poverty for the rest of their lives while making quality long-term care impossible for them. Long-term care insurance is one potential solution, but it has its downsides. You have to have it well before you need … Read more

DOJ Fires First Shot at Big Tech

by Venus230 The Department of Justice released today a set of reform proposals to update the outdated immunity for online platforms under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996.  Responding to bipartisan concerns about the scope of 230 immunity, the department identified a set of concrete reform proposals to provide stronger incentives for … Read more

CCP China is doing a SECONDARY-PURGE & MASS-GENOCIDE on their DISSIDENTS, Political Opponents & Thought Criminals who sway from MARXISM!

China is likely doing a secondary purge of dissidents THIS TIME: It won’t stop this time until about 100,000,000 are gone LET’S FACE IT: Everyone knows Coronavirus was B.S., especially Bolsonaro who just busted the scam wide open, with the most notable event being an un-finished hospital claiming cash for caring for 5, 000 “coronavirus victims”, … Read more

“Rise up and revolt against the establishment!” — The Establishment.

by Boomer_Supreme If you’re fighting against the oppressive system by doing what tbe oppressive system tells you to do, you got played. https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/04/snopes-founder-blew-98000-hookers-got-pics-now-garbage-far-left-website-smearing-tgp-us-flags/ https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4730092/Snopes-brink-founder-accused-fraud-lying.html https://independentstream.com/snopes-exposed-heavily-financed-george-soros/

Housing statistics show a mixed picture for the economy

by Paul Lengemann, BullsnBears Economist Housing starts increased 4.3% to an annualized rate of 0.97 million in May, below market forecasts of 1,095 million and only slightly higher than an upwardly revised 0.93 million in April. It is the second-lowest level since 2015, suggesting the housing market recovery will be relatively slow. The Chart below show … Read more

THIS IS INTERESTING: Diluting blood plasma rejuvenates tissue, reverses aging in mice.

via berkeley.edu In 2005, University of California, Berkeley, researchers made the surprising discovery that making conjoined twins out of young and old mice — such that they share blood and organs — can rejuvenate tissues and reverse the signs of aging in the old mice. The finding sparked a flurry of research into whether a youngster’s … Read more

Ted Cruz: Free speech in this country is under attack.

Senator Ted Cruz, R-TX, say’s Google’s recent actions involving The Federalist raises concerns that the tech giant is abusing its power to censor political speech it disagrees with. TWITTER TRIED TO BAN TOM COTTON FOR DEMANDING RULE OF LAW DURING RIOTS. (Link goes to the Federalist, whom NBC pressured Google to starve the site of ad money, incidentally.)

The System Is Rigged: Qualified Immunity Is How the Police State Stays in Power

by John W. Whitehead “What’s been most striking to me is just how one-sided the rules are when Americans take on their own government…. It has been dismaying to learn the extent to which rules and laws shield the government from accountability for its abuses—or even lawbreaking…. It’s been a long and frightening lesson…. The rules … Read more

Senator Josh Hawley Takes on The GOP Political Establishment – The Fraud of “The Conservative Bargain”…

by sundance U.S. Senator Josh Hawley delivered a speech on the floor of the senate that deserves some attention.  The larger issue outlined by Senator Halwey surrounds the recent Supreme Court Bowstock decision authored by Justice Gorsuch.  However, in overlaying the judicial outcome, Hawley hits on the central issue he calls the “conservative bargain.” The entire … Read more

The Next Iteration. What is Yield Curve Control?

by Michael Lebowitz and Jack Scott The next iteration of monetary policy may well be “yield curve” control? Debt and interest rates have become the predominant driving force of our economy. Unfortunately, a majority of the debt is unproductive, resulting in declining long-run economic and productivity growth rates. In the 1950s, each dollar of debt drove nearly … Read more