Randi Weingarten is a loon. No one should be okay with this woman anywhere near American children. youtu.be/BmRkT-QSom0?is=BfTK…

Every Republican now calls themselves “America First.” When it comes to caring about certain American lives abroad, only @RandPaul can actually make that claim. @RandPaulReview randpaulreview.com/p/rand-pa…

The robot that displaced a factory worker in 2019 made you richer. Not the factory owner. You. This confuses people who treat jobs as the end goal of economic life rather than the means. Henry Hazlitt demolished this error in 1946 in "Economics in One Lesson." When a machine replaces ten workers on an assembly line, those ten workers represent released labor, which redirects toward production the economy couldn't afford before. The machine, meanwhile, drops the price of the manufactured good. You buy the same shirt for less. That gap between what you pay now and what you paid before is real purchasing power, a raise you received without your employer signing anything. Let's look at televisions. A 60-inch 4K television cost around $1,500 in 2015. Today you buy comparable picture quality for under $350. Automated manufacturing drove that collapse. The factories didn't become charitable organizations; they competed for your dollars by deploying capital more efficiently, and the savings landed in your pocket. This process terrifies politicians because the benefits disperse invisibly across millions of consumers while the displaced workers are visible, concentrated, and angry. So politicians respond by subsidizing inefficiency, taxing automation (as the EU seriously proposed in 2017), or erecting tariffs that punish you for wanting cheaper goods. Every such intervention forces you to pay more than the market price, transferring your purchasing power to a protected producer and their employees. Free market thinkers have stressed one fact since Mises and Böhm-Bawerk formalized capital theory: rising capital intensity, meaning more and better machines per worker, is the entire mechanism behind rising real wages historically. Britain improved living standards between 1760 and 1850 by replacing hand-operated looms with machines, freeing labor to produce medicine, railways, and eventually the electricity grid. Automation is capital accumulation made visible. You benefit from every iteration of it, provided the state leaves the price system alone to do its work.

So the US military put Ebola into airborne particles so animals could be infected by inhaling air. Vaxxed animals got hurt by inhalable Ebola worse than unvaxxed ones. Tony Fauci blows up, saying it all should have been classified to not undermine vaccine confidence.

The Federal Reserve printed roughly $4 trillion between March 2020 and early 2022, expanding its balance sheet from $4.2 trillion to over $8.9 trillion, and Jerome Powell stood in front of cameras calling the resulting price explosion "transitory." Inflation is a tax. Every dollar created without corresponding production transfers purchasing power from savers to the first spenders. The government and its preferred financial institutions spent those fresh dollars before prices adjusted. You spent them after, at a grocery store already pricing in the damage. By June 2022, CPI hit 9.1 percent, the highest since 1981. Rent, food, used cars, energy: all of it ran hot simultaneously. Monetary expansion redistributes wealth rather than creating it, taking from your pocket to give to whoever holds newly printed money first. Powell's "transitory" call was deliberate. The Fed had every price signal and money supply number available. M2 grew 27 percent in 2020 alone. That expansion predicted exactly what followed. The Fed created this inflation deliberately, financing pandemic-era federal spending that Congress could not politically tax you to fund directly. Printing was the cowardly path. You paid through purchasing power destruction rather than a visible tax line on your return, which is precisely why they preferred it.

The US government funded experiments to aerosolize the lethal Ebola virus, making it extremely easy to spread. The average Ebola disease case fatality rate is around 50%. When I say we NEED the Risky Research Review Act, this is exactly why. justthenews.com/government/c…

Libertarians are fed up with the Uniparty.

A lot of Republicans won't admit that they voted for a Trump that campaigned like Massie, but ended up being Lindsey Graham.

Hear me out… perhaps the Republican leadership shouldn’t have shut down Congress until after the election just to stop the rest of the Epstein files from being released.

Any politician that votes for a spending bill that creates debt should be required to pay their portion divided by the others who voted for it. If they don't immediately pay, their property must be seized and income garnished until they pay that debt back. If they cannot pay the full amount they must go the prison until the debt is paid.

Finding themselves in tough races, Republican Sens. Jon Husted, Dan Sullivan and Roger Marshall now call for an end to the Iran war. But on Thursday, all of them voted to continue the Iran war. @RandPaul - who has been against the war from the beginning - voted to end it. @RandPaulReview randpaulreview.com/p/scared-…

Your Member of Congress didn’t go to work this week. @SpeakerJohnson said we’d work every day of the Congressional calendar, then he canceled session until after the election to avoid voting on the Epstein files and Articles of Impeachment against @SecWar

They cannot tax you 20% more without you resisting it, so they print the money instead and take it through inflation. You pay the same price either way except one method requires your permission (sort of) and the other one doesn’t at all. Ron Paul said it is not a coincidence that the 20th century was both the century of central banking and the century of total war.

This time things will be different!

Rep. Thomas Massie just dropped a bombshell. There are “secret laws” being used to spy on you right now. And a Democratic Senator is the one who uncovered this bombshell. “Ron Wyden discovered… that there’s a secret interpretation of the FISA law that is used to spy on you all that you don’t know about.” His solution? “Try to exist outside of the system as much as you can.” “Get your food outside of the system.” “Do your finances outside of the system.” “Generate as much of your energy outside the system as you can.” “If you can communicate outside of the system, do that.” “If you can educate outside of the system, do that.” @RepThomasMassie @RonWyden @Polyface_Farms

Bill Burr on Mass Surveillance: "They have this level of surveillance on us, not because of what we're doing, but because of what they are about to do. And they know the reaction that's going to happen. They've never had an army big enough to stop a revolution, but if you know what everybody's talking about and where they are at all times, you can just put out all these little fires."

The Federal Reserve operates in near-total secrecy while its decisions hit every American's wallet through inflation and interest rates. Americans deserve to see what is actually happening behind those doors. It’s time to audit the Fed.

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