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“A speaker is but a prater; a rhyme is but a ballad. A
good leg will fall; a straight back will stoop; a
black beard will turn white; a curled pate will grow
bald; a fair face will wither;…
I published Solari & the Rise of the Rule of Law in 2002. I thought it might be appropriate to republish one of the sections on the blog. Our consciousness is shifting. I sense that more people wo…
By Catherine Austin Fitts
You are probably walking around the world wondering why industry after industry and government agency after government agency are behaving like they are not under adult supe…
By Paul Ferguson
A junior mining company I’ve followed for years recently announced that they were raising money. The initial response from some investors was to cry “Dilution!”. Virtually all mi…
By Robert Gehrke
Rep. Bill Wright, as he puts it, “grew up in the dirt,” raising dairy cattle since he was a boy.
But now he fears farming is in jeopardy, threatened by the heavy hand of federa…
By Jon Rappoport
Something is happening in America.
Against all odds, people are seeing a coming dawn. In the darkness, new hope. And this hope is not being manufactured. This is not Obama hope. Thi…