Starvin Larry

by Al Benson Jr.

Member, Board of Directors, Confederate Society of America

I have not always agreed with Attorney General William Barr’s assessment of all events. He thought the prosecution of Roger Stone for “lying to Congress” was righteous. I totally disagree there. Roger Stone was screwed by the system from the get-go, so Barr was way off on that one.

However, in his recent comments about what Communist China is trying to do to this country he is right on target.

According to the John Birch Society Barr gave a speech at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum and he talked about how Red China is “engaged in an economic blitzkrieg” which intends taking over several key areas of our economy “such as the technology, pharmaceutical, and entertainment industries as a way of replacing the  U.S.  as the world’s leading superpower.”

Barr said: “The CCP (Chinese Communist Party) has…

Permanent crisis means permanent elimination of civil liberties, what remains of our freedoms, and our economy. From Mike Whitney at globalresearch.ca:

Let’s assume that the events of the last five months are neither random nor unexpected.

Let’s say they’re part of an ingenious plan to transform American democracy into a lockdown police state controlled by criminal elites and their puppet governors.

And let’s say the media’s role is to fan the flames of mass hysteria by sensationalizing every gory detail, every ominous prediction and every slightest uptick in the death toll in order to exert greater control over the population.

And let’s say the media used their power to craft a message of terror they’d repeat over and over again until finally, there was just one frightening storyline ringing-out from every soapbox and bullhorn, one group of governors from the same political party implementing the same destructive policies, and…

From Fox.

Apparently, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture, after publishing the chart below, felt it didn’t c ontribute to the productive conversation they envisioned.  Especially after MILLIONS of people examined it, and it simply listed Western cultural values.

Go figure.

Here’s the crazy part – these values are being touted as what causes ‘white supremacy’….

Key graf from the article linked above:

“The museum’s graphic broke the “aspects and assumptions of whiteness” into categories such as “rugged individualism” and “history.” For example, under “future orientation,” the graphic listed “delayed gratification” and planning for the future as ideas spread by white culture.”

Even the introductory paragraph below denigrates white culture as something, ‘bad’ and following that, needs to be abandoned and/or expunged.

This supposed to be a list for whites to contemplate as to why they.’re supremacist, even when they’re not.  Do you sSee anything…

You wouldn’t want to take down the statue of a man who enslaved and killed millions. From Simon Black at sovereignman.com:

Are you ready for this week’s absurdity? Here’s our Friday roll-up of the most ridiculous stories from around the world that are threats to your liberty, risks to your prosperity… and on occasion, inspiring poetic justice.

Today we tackle the woke.

NYC’s inspiring breakthrough in the science of contact tracing

“Contact tracing” is a tactic whereby public health officials attempt to track where you’ve been, and who you’ve been in contact with, in their efforts to contain a pandemic.

And we’ve seen a lot of contact tracing efforts lately.

New York City hired thousands of contact tracing specialists who are tasked with calling everyone who tests positive for Covid-19 and interviewing them to help identify who else they might have infected.

But now New York City’s Comrade Mayor Bill…

I have been away from the desk for some time now dealing with business issues, but it has given me the opportunity to draw some conclusions as I watched this pandemic go on.  There are some lessons to be learned. Just a few of my thoughts.

Panic buying.

Experienced preppers saw this coming, but it is a good object lesson. If so many people began panic buying in a relatively mild SHTF scenario, imagine their mental mindset if a extremely serious crisis occurred. The run on toilet paper is a classic example. Totally illogical. This virus had nothing to do with needing more toilet paper. But when talk of quarantine began immediately, people panic bought what they though they might need quantities of. And it is a snowball effect. Enough people panic bought to clear the shelves, and then other people assume they need to panic buy the same…