Tag Archives: freedom

Something Worth Striving For

Posted on July 3, 2020 by MN Gordon

The days are long and hot in the Northern Hemisphere when real American patriots spit upon their hands and hoist the stars and stripes. On July 4, the free and brave, with duty and self-sacrifice, begrudgingly accept federal holiday pay to stand tall upon their own two feet. Rugged individualism and uncompromising independence are essential to their character. Continue reading →

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What You Must Know About Zeros in the Years Ahead

Posted on April 24, 2020 by MN Gordon

The way zeros work when money is being destroyed by governments is the same way mold spores work on wet drywall. They multiply. They make an unwanted appearance at the back of all prices. Continue reading →

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Final Collapse is Inexorable

Posted on September 27, 2019 by MN Gordon

This week central planners pursued their primary mission with steadfast conviction. They planned. They prodded. They prearranged tomorrow to save us from ourselves. Some also grubbed a little graft for their trouble. Continue reading →

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The Burden of the American Worker

Posted on September 21, 2018 by MN Gordon

There’s great elation flowing from the various economic bureaus down through President Trump.  They bring a message of good news.  If you haven’t heard, here in the USA, we live, work, and play in the dazzle and delight of an … Continue reading →

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