Starvin Larry

Hope that is seen is not hope. If we can see or realize what we hope for, then it isn’t hope. Now I’m hoping that Trump wins the election. I’m not seeing it yet, so I’m hoping very big time. I know of a certainty that if Hillary “wins” this thing we might as well accept a minimum of four years of pure hell. Pure hell in terror attacks and attacks against the fabric (as frayed as it is even now) of America. You can all but kiss the 2nd Amendment good-bye. Does anyone think for a second that Hillary won’t ‘executive order’ that into oblivion? Has she been known to be truthful regarding anything? Her, Bill and the Clinton Crime Foundation owe way too much in favors to foreign entities to not do their bidding. They also see the ultimate means of more wealth and power at their disposal…

We live in a society where it is increasingly popular to label something we do not like or want to hear as ‘hate speech.’  Then we seek to silence it based on the assumption that ‘hate’ should not be allowed.  The problem with this line of thinking is that it is actually worse than hate speech.  Not only is it a sign of hate in itself, but it is an actual action, which is far more harmful than mere words.

There was a time when the political Left in this country would have defended free speech.  They would have fought any attempt to censor someone as a violation of their rights.  But this was back when the political Left was weak; a minority force in the body politic.  This is no longer the case.  The political Left, or Progressivism, has now reached a parity with those who still seek to…

Coercion is inseparable from corruption. When a group coerces with impunity, it steals from, lies to, defrauds, and enslaves the subjugated. The dominant group invariably develops a morally comforting ideology of its superiority and the subjugated’s inferiority. Such relationships are the essence of corruption.

Every square inch on the planet is subject to the jurisdiction of one or more coercive regimes, with their attendant corruption and fraud. Trillions of dollars, euros, pounds, and yen, et al., are extracted from the productive and diverted to governments, who buy political support. Trillions more are borrowed. Central banks issue fiat debt units backed only by laws mandating their acceptance and extract funding for governments via the hidden tax of debt depreciation and the hidden theft of debt monetization and interest rate suppression. Regulation allows governments to reward cronies and extort and terrorize the unfavored. Perpetual wars benefit militaries and those who supply the armaments…