The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
In addition to Sheriff's rising, as represented so well by Sheriff Richard Mack and the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (CSPOA), the pastors are rising as well.
I urge all citizens to join CSPOA and invite their local Sheriffs to join as well.
Below as received from Pastor Alan Bailey.
Continue reading “Robert Steele: Pastors Rising – And Challenging Mega-Church Corruption”
3 Stars — Corrupt, Deceptive, Mediocre
This is a very corrupt and deceptive book, a mediocre book, that suggests that greedy Wall Street bankers are to blame for everything including the corruption (no mention of blackmail) of politicians who serve the 1% and screw the 99% with impunity.
The author will make quite a bit of money with this shit book. It is 30 years late, superficial, has no index, and totally avoids discussing the real threat.
Continue reading “Review: The System – Who Rigged It, How We Fix It by Robert B. Reich”
COVID is a data-driven operation, but suppose the data are wrong?
Both COVID case numbers and death numbers show evidence of fraud.
According to law, significant fraud committed during a disaster is a felony, with a penalty of up to 30 years in prison.
Palantir Technologies: A Problem for Intelware Competitors?
The Palantir Technologies initial public offering is looming. Pundits are excited; for example, “Palantir Has A Long Uphill Battle Towards Customer Acquisition, But Benefits From Stickiness And Contract Expansion” makes clear that the journey to profitability may be like the Beatles observed: A long and winding road. Others are focused on churn; for example, “5 things to Know about Palantir’s Upcoming IPO.” DarkCyber’s response: “Just five?”
Continue reading “Stephen E. Arnold: Is Palantir In Big Trouble?”
What emboldens illegal voters more than to head to the polls with a phony ID in their pocket in case anyone asks for ID?
PBI: The part about Democrats registered to vote has been challenged.
5 Stars — Sad Life Story Uplifting Lessons
This is a relatively short book, a lot of white space, that is an easy evening read and absolutely worthwhile for anyone seeking to be a better person going forward in life.
Bottom line up front:
The chattering class has slightly expanded its understanding of open source.
Is open source architecture's digital disruption?
The open-source movement could not only disrupt architecture but also help solve the global housing crisis.
