Shrink the State. End the Fed. Balance the budget. Make a profit. Leave an inheritance.
Gary North
A trial balloon was recently floated in the state of Utah. The government wants residents to register their gardens with the state. This is from the state’s website. How much food do we produce in Utah? Registering 10,000 gardens is an opportunity to find that answer as well as display our agricultural heritage. This challenge [...]
Continue reading →Maybe you recall that the Department of Homeland security bought 450 million rounds of hollow-point ammunition earlier this year. But, when it comes to preparation, the DHS is not leaving anything to chance. It is ordering another 750 million rounds. The solicitation is here. It’s for training. Training whom? How many? On what scale? Where? [...]
Continue reading →The unfunded liabilities of the U.S. government grew in one year by $11 trillion. So says Prof. Lawrence Kotlikoff of Boston University. He is using figures provided by the Congressional Budget Office. He makes a good point. Republicans and Democrats in Congress a year ago could not figure ways to cut $210 billion a year [...]
Continue reading →If you are looking for a place to move to if the crack-down comes, consider New Zealand. Good weather: check. English: check. Common law: check. Non-cooperation with the FBI: check. The New Zealand High Court has issued a ruling. The police violated the rights of an American living in New Zealand when it cooperated with [...]
Continue reading →The acronym I/R is military jargon for internment and relocation. The U.S. Army in 2010 produced a manual in I/R for the Military Police. It has been leaked. It is designed for control in Third World nations. If taken at face value, this means that the Army expects to have troops stationed permanently all over [...]
Continue reading →The worst-case scenatio used to be nuclear war. That involved the USA vs. the USSR. Today, the two worst-case scenarios in the modern world are these: (1) terrorist use of biological weapons in several cities at the same time; (2) a terrorist attack on the power grid. These are home-brew operations. The potential perpetrators cannot [...]
Continue reading →Now, here’s an item that preparationists have not spotted: your own armored car. This would have warmed the cockles of Bugsie Siegel’s heart. A bulletproof Kia. Just what the doctor ordered — if the doctor lives in Brazil. Sao Paulo does not live up to its namesake: St. Paul. It’s more like St. Valentine, as [...]
Continue reading →So, you dream of five acres and independence. Stop. You dream of living in a state with no income tax and no sales tax. You can do that. It’s New Hampshire, where it’s cold in winter. It’s really, truly cold. What you save in income taxes and sales taxes you will spend in fuel oil. [...]
Continue reading →Around the USA, thieves are stealing bottles of liquid Tide. I did a Google search for these three words: liquid Tide theft. I got a lot of hits. The thieves could steal anything. Why are they stealing Tide? Because Tide functions as a black market currency. To function as currency, a commodity needs the following: [...]
Continue reading →Drones keep getting cheaper. They keep getting more invasive. We read on the NPR site: But imagine thousands of drones flying over U.S. skies — something we may see in just a few years. In February, President Obama signed an aviation bill requiring the Federal Aviation Administration to make plans to integrate drones into American [...]
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