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Colorado’s one-party rulers steadily chip away at democracy. If democracy is truly hanging by a thread, then surely Colorado’s Democrat majority is heroically defending it. I mean, they say that’s their job one, next to banning ketchup packets (Senate Bill 146, seriously). Which leaves me confused. Because from my tiny little “just-a-citizen” brain perspective, they …
Authored by Charles Hugh-Smith via oftwominds, Maybe this arrangement isn’t as stable and sustainable as the winners imagine. Here’s the US economy in a nutshell: corporate/state concentrations of financial, market and political power are the winners, and everyone outside these fortresses is losing ground. The Wall Street Journal is generally viewed as pro-business, and so it’s particularly …
Walked right into that one. h/t wes7946
UKR applying for NATO #fixed pic.twitter.com/DAkcYhHasF — Dr. Simon Goddek (@goddek) July 12, 2023 AC
by Chris Black Check out this basic cycle and you’ll get it: -bankers print money to enrich themselves and destroy middle class -out of control inflation creates tense political environment -nation’s rightful natural leader establishes independent, sound currency -IF leader survives assassination attempts, war is declared by external powers under central banker control -currency depegged …
COLORADO: Proposed initiative bans meat processing in Denver; offers those out of work ‘assistance programs.’ A proposed citizen-initiated Denver ordinance to ban any facility where livestock animals are killed to produce food could cost hundreds of workers their jobs as well as create a larger ripple effect into the state’s economy if it successfully makes it …