Politics

You should be just as prepared for the possibility that the world as we know it is not ending.

Should I fear panicked looting and riots when the food distribution fails?

This holiday season, remember to cherish the important values of life.

You can often tell exactly what a piece of legislation will NOT do by what they title it.

Prior to the Obama administration, only three espionage cases had ever been brought.

What you should know about the TSA during holiday travel.

Preparing for TEOTWAWKI is helpful for lesser emergencies.

“What is remarkable is that is actually acknowledging it is illegal.”

Why would you want to use valuable dollars today when you can use cheaper dollars over the next three decades?

At least there will be less rich people to hate.

No volume of abuse seems sufficient to rouse public opinion.

If you are 50 years or younger will you see any of your retirement money?

If the TSA were a private security firm, they would have been fired by now.

David John Marotta was interviewed on radio 1040’s Schilling Show discussing Wealth Inequality in America.

This is much better advice if civilization is continuing than if it is collapsing.

Much of the assistance Americans provide to those in need is doing more harm than good.

This WHO 2000 Statistical Report was the study used to justify and promote the Affordable Care Act. Here are seven facts about this so-called research lurking behind politicians’ claims that our health care system is in crisis

After I have studied their technical reports and data for over a month and a half, I have finally been able to track their formulas and findings across the dozen sub-studies and their corresponding literature. The methods and statistical formulas used are at times surprising, alarming, or comical.

A change in attitude is needed for the poor to develop a wealth-generating mindset.

A total of 85 different income-tested benefit programs and their expenditure as of 2002.

Your opinions depend on your view of humanity.

Both economists and reasonable citizens understand that reforming our Social Security system is inevitable.

Even the negative or inconsequential effects of welfare often fail to convinced some people that a new system of assistance is necessary.

Blaming the 85% with 100% of the wealth for the poverty of the remaining 15% is unreasonable. The two are unrelated.

The partisan deadlock offers us a novel opportunity to reach consensus.

Why is the business of government seen as passing spending bills? Why isn’t the job of our representatives to work toward government restraint?

“The telephony, the bulk collection of America’s telephony metadata is contrary to the entire intent of Congress in enacting the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. It violates the statutory provisions of FISA. And it is unconstitutional.”

Spending, Debt and Deficit as a percentage of GDP continue to grow unchecked. What political process will ever stop them from bankrupting our country?

The video “Wealth Inequality in America” is not only misleading, but the research methods of its underlying study are laughable.

The government continued to pay for their website hosting and the domain name licensing but hid all of the data from Internet users.

Let’s spend $1.25 *billion* to enlist acceptance of Obamacare by young people.

Requiring employers to deliver government propaganda is genius.

When the Federal Reserve decided to maintain the $85 Billion monthly stimulus at their September policy meeting, they cited elevated mortgage rates as a top concern.

Obnoxious, playboy Tony Stark, more commonly known as Iron Man, is admired by his fictional and real fans alike. Why not real life CEOs?

This series of blog posts were intended to be a more reasoned reply to a complex issue.

Fun first. Freedom first. Innovation first. Financial goals first. But not safety. No one says, “That looks safe; I wonder if it is fun.”

When I work my 9 to 5 job and earn a paycheck, I receive a paper certificate I can trade in for the real reward of my labor. But why do investors get a reward?

A recent letter from a reader expressed the claim that there is no such thing as natural rights. Could he be right?

An unprovoked attack is always wrong everywhere, but can a law professor and attorney-at-law prove the biological basis for their field?

NPR writer Alva Noë says privacy is unimportant, but from the very start of his argument Noë is confused about what privacy is.

Here is one way not to argue against Libertarianism.

Three part time employees equals two full time employees while avoiding $4,000 in annual fines.

The Affordable Care Act encourages everyone to get health care insurance by punishing those who don’t. Proponents of Obamacare justify this saying that health care is a human right. But is it?

Corporations go bankrupt for a wide variety of reasons, but there’s only one reason for municipalities.

Money is not the source of the corruption in Congress.

We need to protect more of our natural rights by enumerating them.

Thanks to the public record, pieces of otherwise random information can be used to precisely identify an individual. Find out what some of the most common data leaks are in your life.

If there isn’t a strong enough outcry, these practices will become institutionalized.

Many people have asked what can be done. Here is a proposal.

“If they were in my position, and, you know, you live a privileged life—you’re living in Hawaii, in Paradise, and making a ton of money—what would it take to make you leave everything behind?”