Seen this posted on another social platform, and it’s spot on!

But, as Starmer stated, it's FREE of charge. 😂 At least they are not charging citizens to register in the government's digital database, yet!

Silly criminals! Only #governments are allowed to conduct mass disinformation campaigns and secure communication for criminal enterprises. https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/secret-service-dismantles-weaponized-sim-farms-designed-shut-down-nyc-cell-networks

Make today the day you free yourself from other people' opinions.

Richard M. Ebeling's piece titled, "Ludwig von Mises on Reducing the Size and Scope of Government", in the August 2025 edition of Future of Freedom, cites Felix Morley stating: "so long as people believe that the national security is menaced by a foreign power which seems to make such outlay necessary. And as Americans are not naturally a belligerent people, a constant propaganda must be exercised to make it appear that the potential foe is the personification of evil, and a dire threat to everything that we traditionally hold dear.... It is impossible to spend a hundred million a day on defense without picturing a perfect enemy". What I find interesting is Morely's words above were written in 1957, yet appear more than applicable to the USA in 2025. https://www.fff.org/explore-freedom/article/ludwig-von-mises-on-reducing-the-size-and-scope-of-government/

So a country that’s $37 Trillion dollars in debt is going to bailout another country in economic turmoil? Makes complete sense, if you have a money printer and want to see inflation soar. https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/argentine-assets-soar-bessent-offers-milei-lifeline

Oh the irony! The state with one of the most draconian policies regarding mask wearing during the #covid now is banning mask wearing by certain groups. https://www.zerohedge.com/political/california-bans-most-law-enforcement-including-federal-agents-wearing-masks

Thomas Sowell is a wise individual. However, his view point (like the one below) is too radical for mainstream education machine that you will seldom hear his name mentioned inside the walls of government run schools.

You are welcome. Thanks for the great content. Have an awesome weekend as well!

PSA, or just some light humor for a Friday afternoon, depending on your state of mind. 😆

It’s content like this that I see on #nostr that keeps me coming back. Thanks for posting this!

Great article by Ryan McMaken of the Mises Institute. A few key points from the article: * During August, the federal government paid out $111 billion in interest on federal debt. That’s more than the federal government paid to the Department of Defense ($78 billion) and only $32 billion less than what the federal government spent on Social Security. * All this is partly why the White House is so desperate to pressure the FOMC and the Federal Reserve into cutting the target policy interest rate at the FOMC’s meeting next week. The US Treasury faces a challenge of refinancing more than $9 trillion in US debt during the next year. * There’s a big downside here for regular people. If the Fed starts forcing down interest rates further, that will require the Fed to buy assets with newly created money and that means more monetary inflation. That’s likely to translate into both consumer price inflation (i.e., food, energy, healthcare, insurance) and asset price inflation (i.e., home prices) * No country has ever taxed itself in prosperity. Read the entire article 👇 https://mises.org/mises-wire/federal-deficit-surges-again-trump-spending-accelerates

How much does one need to retire comfortably? According to information by , and per Northwestern Mutual’s 2025 study, the answer is: $1.26 Million! What's more frightening is how inflation (spoiler alert: more inflation is coming soon) erodes our purchasing power. According to the information below, Americans who retired in 2000 with $1 Million would need almost $2 Million today (25 years later) to maintain the same purchasing power. Let this sink in for a moment, in a short period of 25 years, the government has reduced (stolen) your purchasing power by 50% via it's monetary policy! A couple questions everyone should be asking themself right now: 1 - If the best and the brightest are in charge of our country's monetary policy (The Fed), why are we loosing 50% of our purchasing power in 25 years? A) Maybe they really are not that smart. B) They are really smart, but through manipulation and a corrupt system they are not working in our best interest. C) The government mandated currency (USD) is not tied to any hard asset and can be printed at will (Money printer go brrrr). 2 - How can we stop the erosion of our purchasing power? A) Run faster on the hamster wheel and try to make more money to win the inflation race? B) Save in a hard asset, one the government cannot print at will. C) Buy a lottery ticket daily and hope you're one of 292,201,338 (actual PowerBall odds) to hit the jackpot. If you're interested in the only real solution, investing in a hard asset that the government cannot print, check out at the link below to take control of your future and to start your #Bitcoin journey. https://www.swanbitcoin.com/

Great episode by on how we ended up where we are today. The senseless starts to make sense once you listen to this episode. https://rumble.com/v6ytcxy-charlie-kirk-assassinated-society-has-broken-understand-why-w-brandon-quitt.html

Good morning! Here's something to ponder as you enjoy your morning coffee ☕