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How Central Planners Corrupted the World
The impossible happened in the late-1970s. Inflation and unemployment simultaneously went vertical. Leading economists were baffled. This contradicted their academic training. Continue reading
Posted in MN Gordon, Politics
Tagged federal reserve, government meddling, janet yellen, jerome powell, joe biden, monetizing debt
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Fake Vaccines…and their Unintended Consequences
Trust in the American government – a massive blob – is at an all-time low. But that doesn’t mean it can’t go lower. For example, President Biden’s recent efforts to dial up the fear gauge on the omicron variant, warning of a “winter of severe illness and death for the unvaccinated,” are clearly dishonest. Virus breakthroughs of prophylactic mRNA vaccines are widespread. Biden’s words are political. Not words of honest counsel. Continue reading
Posted in MN Gordon, Politics
Tagged coronavirus, delta variant, joe biden, mrna vaccine, omicron variant, protein spike
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Why Grubby Politicians like Joe Biden No Longer Get All the Breaks
Ted Nicholas Peterson – known to friends as “Nick” – was a man of confections. Fudge, to be exact. At age 21, and $96,000 in debt, he started his own confectionery business called, “Peterson’s House of Fudge,” in Wilmington, Delaware. Continue reading
Posted in Business, MN Gordon
Tagged delaware corporation, fudge, grubby politicians, joe biden, ted nicholas
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Has Joe Biden Lost His Mind?
The current price tag for unfunded liabilities – for Social Security, Medicare (Parts A, B, and D), federal debt held by the public, and federal employee and veteran benefits – is $158.9 trillion. Again, GDP’s just $18.6 trillion. Anyone under 50 years old that’s depending on Social Security to supplement them in retirement is toast. Many people older than 50 are also toast. Continue reading
Posted in Government Debt, MN Gordon
Tagged government debt, joe biden, john t flynn, social security, unfunded liabilities
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