We’ll begin this morning at our roots – long wave economics – and remind you that we’re still in an economic depression, which is characterized by massive deflation, although it’s being cleverly hidden from sight by simply printing up gobs … Continue reading →

Here’s an interesting thought to ponder:   “George,   I want to discuss the subject of what I consider wujo, but it’s a bad kind. More like Cujo. Every now and then I hit a string of bad stuff. The … Continue reading →

Sorry to seem long-winded this morning, but since I was rudely awakened at about 2 AM by wind, rain, hail, lightning, and since I didn’t go back to bed, we have much ground to cover in our morning romp through … Continue reading →

This may become the topic of our contest shortly…which I keep meaning to get to….  As a prepper, what is the best tool in your pocket right now?   I’ll tell you why this comes up:  Note from our favorite … Continue reading →

A heavy line of thunderstorms through East Texas overnight bringing hail up to 3-inches in diameter to some areas to the north of us.  The real damage was in the city of Granbury where six people died and dozens were … Continue reading →

Say, not to go sounding like “I told you so…” since we haven’t had the Big Quake (not due until next week) BUT there are a couple of fine “disaster porn” elements lining up in a really discomforting way.   … Continue reading →

Oh, good grief!  Now we have reports of a merger between Google and the Bilderbergers... OK, here’s the joke, right?  First you need to know a little bit about Technocracy.  Wiki, please? “The technocracy movement is a social movement which … Continue reading →

Reader Note:  This morning’s post is being posted a bit earlier than normal so I can get down to the airport for my biennial flight review.   —   Who’s behind the shootings in America and what the heck is … Continue reading →

Dear Large, Stupid, National Bank (LSNB), I don’t know if ya’ll suffer from Banker Birth Syndrome, also known as Banker BS, but I really think you seriously underestimate the mental capabilities of the American public. Here’s the deal:  A week … Continue reading →

Rather than our usual parade of droll, depressing, life-stressing notes about how the economy is collapsing, I thought this morning we could take a much lighter.  Oh, sure, we tackle the take-down of the 3D printing of guns in our … Continue reading →