Wednesday, January 31, 2018

Tuesday, January 30, 2018

Regulation

DOJ investigates Apple over slowing down iPhone.

Politics

You can't drain the swamp in Washington because entrenched bureaucrats have more power than politicians. This is why I advocate shutting down bureaucracies wholesale.

War

The supposed cause of the Hawaii false missile alarm was more fake news.

Health Care

Link between sugar and cognitive decline.

Amazon, Berkshire, and JPMorgan will launch health care enterprise. More competition is better, but this is still cronyism.

Monday, January 29, 2018

Foreign Policy

Russia accuses US of meddling in Russian politics with cash.

War

Destroying Syria.

Politics

Republican hide classified memo of FBI soft coup attempt.
"Many Americans do not seem to understand what is at stake. What America is confronted with is a coup conspiracy organized by top officials of the Obama Justice Department, FBI, CIA, the Hillary DNC, and the presstitute media to overturn the result of a democratic election and remove the president from office. The basis of the coup is a fake dossier purchased for money that consists of unsupported allegations against Trump and that was used to obtain warrants from the FISA count to spy on Trump and various associates hoping to find something that can be used against Trump. Regardless, the false allegations could be fed to the CIA’s media assets and used to create a scandal requiring a special prosecutor to investigate Russiagate. Once the investigation was underway, the presstitutes kept the scandal alive hoping to convince enough Americans that Trump must have done something—“where there is smoke, there is fire”—that justifies his removal."
It'll come out. More. More.

Wednesday, January 24, 2018

Thursday, January 18, 2018

Misc

Both the Michigan and Russian meteors were accompanied by earthquakes as would be expected in electric universe theory.

Immigration

Trump, Durbin, immigration and the alleged sh**hole comment. I still think this is a distraction from the real evil going on, probably expanding surveillance powers.

Foreign Policy

Documents prove western leaders promised Soviets they would not expand NATO eastward.
"The documents provide evidence that assurances were offered by western leaders at the highest level: Bush, Thatcher, Major, and Mitterand are but a few examples.  In other words, a Mt. Rushmore of liars."
The Soviet Union would have fallen anyway.

War on Drugs

Marijuana arrests are more than arrests for all violent crimes combined.

War

New organization advocates to close all foreign military bases.

CIA false flag accused in coordinated drone attack against Russian base in Syria.
"On the Syrian attack, Russian President Vladimir Putin said last week at a meeting with senior Russian media executives that the culprit was not Turkey even though the drones were initiated from the northern Syrian province of Idlib where Turkish military forces are associated with militant groups.
“The attacks were provocations to destroy relations between Russia, Turkey and Iran. They were provocateurs, but they were not Turks,” said Putin." 
That sounds like the CIA.

Police State

Amazon misleads about sending echo data to the government.

A top congressman admits the CIA, NSA, and FBI cannot be trusted with the intelligence they collect on Americans.
"Yet Nunes voted to enhance federal bulk surveillance powers.
Bulk surveillance – which is prohibited by the Constitution – is the acquisition of digital versions of telephone, email and text communications based not on suspicion or probable cause but rather on geography or customer status. As I have written before, one publicly available bulk surveillance warrant was for all Verizon customers in the United States; that’s 115 million people, many of whom have more than one phone and at least one computer. And it is surveillance of Americans, not foreigners as the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act contemplates.
How did this happen?
It happened in the dark. The NSA has persuaded the FISC, which meets in secret and only hears the government’s arguments, to permit it to spy on any American it wishes on the theory that all Americans know someone who knows someone else who knows someone who could have spoken to a foreign person working for a foreign government that could wish us ill." 
Trump changed his mind because spies rule over all. This vote happened while the press promoted Trump’s supposed “sh**hole” comment claimed by Sen. Durbin.

Warrantless spying reauthorization passes House. Senate passes.

Wednesday, January 17, 2018

Local

Good Samaritan Hospital closing. A ruler said something honest.
"“Not only was Good Sam an economic anchor to northwest Dayton, but they also were a neighborhood stabilizer,” said Dayton City Manager Shelley Dickstein. “We are gravely concerned about an exit of that anchoring presence.”"
Everybody should be concerned. Founding.

Whaley drops out of governor's race.
"“Nan Whaley and the other early candidates - Connie Pillich, Betty Sutton, Joe Schiavoni - all suffered from a lack of statewide name recognition,” said University of Dayton political scientist Christopher Devine. “As long as they were the only candidates in the race, Whaley had a chance. That changed when Cordray entered the race, given that he has won statewide office, has a national profile, and can tap into a wider network of campaign donors.”"
Sounds like the Democrat party issued marching orders. Since they're winning elections everywhere, they don't want to waste this opportunity to possibly oust Kasich.

Tuesday, January 16, 2018

Politics

FBI behind Russia-gate.

DOJ turns over FBI documents to Congress.
"“Attacks on our character and demeaning comments about the FBI will not deter agents from continuing to do what we have always done -- dedicate our lives to protecting the American people,” O’Connor said in a statement. “The true story of the FBI cannot be reduced to partisan talking points.”"
Maybe looking at how the FBI attacked Martin Luther King will remind people otherwise.

War on Drugs

River of gold drug trade runs through Miami.

Economy

These people don't have to work at Apple's supply chain if they don't want, so don't tell me about "human cost."

Police State

Your car spies on you.

Monday, January 15, 2018

War on Drugs

Cops can now arrest people by asserting they're on drugs. This bypasses the pesky requirement to plant drugs on the victim.

Tuesday, January 09, 2018

Economy

Amazon stock drives Jeff Bezos's wealth above $105 billion.

Health Care

Flu cases rampant in Ohio.

Police State

The FBI hates unbreakable encryption. It probably hates whispering or any private conversations.

Politics

Fake news continues to thrive.
"“The secret of freedom lies in educating people, whereas the secret in tyranny is in keeping them ignorant.” – Maximilien Robespierre"
Government schools make fake news more effective.

War

Putin says US and North Korea are poised for a showdown.

Phony panic with North Korea. Nobody wants war.

Monday, January 08, 2018

Environment

US suffered a record $306 billion cost for natural disasters in 2017.

Health Care

After the CDC got paid, the Zika scare disappeared. It was fake news like Google and Facebook have to promote and protect.

Economy

Exiting the drone business, GoPro admits it's tough to make a profit in a competitive market. Duh. We need to reduce government to increase competition which will lower prices.

Politics

FBI investigates Clinton Foundation. Finally.

FBI investigates the Clinton-Obama-Russia Uranium One deal.

FBI could charge Clinton over email server.

Four more women accuse Bill Clinton of sexual assault. More.

Oprah is big buddies with Harvey Weinstein.

Sunday, January 07, 2018

Environment

NOAA predicted a warmer than normal winter. They've been crazy wrong so far.

Snow falls in the Sahara for the second year in a row.

Electric vehicle sales are up, but not as much as Ford pickups.

Economy

Google sold 6.5 million Google home devices in the last 80 days. Privacy is dead by suicide.

Regulation

The DDN questions ten of Ohio's license requirements for jobs. Good for them.

Friday, January 05, 2018

Police State

Our justice system is about profit, not justice.
"Whether you’re talking about the government’s war on terrorism, the war on drugs, or some other phantom danger dreamed up by enterprising bureaucrats, there is always a profit-incentive involved.
The same goes for the war on crime.
At one time, the American penal system operated under the idea that dangerous criminals needed to be put under lock and key in order to protect society. Today, the flawed yet retributive American “system of justice” is being replaced by an even more flawed and insidious form of mass punishment based upon profit and expediency.
Sessions’ latest gambit plays right into the hands of those who make a profit by jailing Americans."
Don't forget asset forfeiture.

Economy

High tech cars are less secure leading to more thefts and the purchase of physical security devices.

Regulation

Big Tech companies lobby for net neutrality because they don't want to have to pay for their traffic.

Environment

Ozone hole recovery attributed to CFC ban, but it's more likely because of the drop in solar output.

Tax and Spend

Elon Musk is a corporate welfare opportunist.

War on Drugs

Tax revenue will impede Session's war on marijuana in states which legalized it.

Foreign Policy

Iran accuses CIA of staging protests. Others agree US is following revolution playbook.

Don't expect a revolution in Iran.
"Talking to young people in places such as Kashan or Mashhad showed me how solid the popular base was behind the Islamic Republic experiment. It was certainly more thought-provoking than listening to ayatollahs in Qom.
Still, what is happening now in Iran is that legitimate protests related to economic hardships have been hijacked by the usual suspects in a move to influence the minority. After all, Rouhani’s administration is comparatively liberal compared to the populist Ahmadinejad government.
So, what we have is a concerted attempt to turn legitimate protests into a “revolutionary” movement with the aim of bringing about a regime change. In all practical purposes, this would be civil war.
Well, it will simply not work. Anyone familiar with Iran knows the country’s civil society is far too sophisticated to fall into such a crude and obvious trap."
Apparently other countries are not.

War

War on terror includes 76 countries including most of Africa.

War is the health of the state. Warfare expands socialism so it's incompatible with an America First policy.
"Lurking not far below the surface of the "America First" slogan was the ghost of Senator Robert Taft’s profoundly correct understanding that free enterprise prosperity, minimal government and maximum personal liberty were incompatible with a permanent, fiscally debilitating Warfare State leviathan designed to function as the world’s boots-&-suits-on-the-ground hegemon."
Yes.

Thursday, January 04, 2018

Education

Think of school vouchers as food stamps for schools, but not really. They provide an escape from socialism.

Regulation

The FCC prevented cell phone development for 40 years.

Environment

US climate closely correlates to Pacific Decadal Oscillation.

Coal prices and exports surge. Coal is the number one source of energy again.

Failed climate predictions. Home ownership to end. Biological annihilation under way. Refuted.

Climate change killing coffee.

400 climate papers debunk alarmism.

Green energy isn't green or cheap. Renewables are a scam. Energy cronyism gone wild. Government mandated trillions. There's no such thing as affordable, renewable energy.

Waste from solar panels.

California bails out Tesla.

Child labor in squalid mines to produce green energy.

Starved of reliable energy, Aussies recognize problem.

One hundred companies responsible for 71 percent of emissions. These must be heroic companies.

Arctic sea ice growing fast.

Global sea level pause.

More Americans believe in paranormal than global warming.

The Great Barrier Reef is recovering after bleaching ends.

War on Drugs

Trump to go after marijuana in states where it's legal.

Media

More censorship to come from Facebook.

Tax and Spend

More spending and more debt mean a bigger crash.

Foreign Policy

The US may have instigated or hijacked protests in Iran for regime change, but we can't know because the situation is too complex for us to understand let alone control.

Health Care

Mammograms cause cancer.

Politics

Like many people, bonobos prefer to spend time with bullies and jerks. This explains politics.

Wednesday, January 03, 2018

Local

Cops admit they didn't see John Crawford III didn't threaten anybody before they killed him.

Regulation

Government control hurts the economy and therefore people.

Tuesday, January 02, 2018

Police State

Egregious prosecutorial corruption in the Bundy trial led to a mistrial.

Environment

Eco-terrorism on the rise.

Foreign Policy

Attacks on police stations in Iran suggest foreign influence, like the CIA, is behind the radicals.

I don't think the BRICS will become a new empire. No one country is dominant.

War on Drugs

Pot becomes legal in California.

War

36,898 killed in Iraq in 2017.

The number of US troops who died in war zones rose for the first time in six years.

Politics

Tech's terrible year.

With Big Tech under fire, Microsoft turns the tables and calls on government to do more to work with tech. Funny, but scary.

Regulation

Outrageous US copyright law. Copyright is censorship.

Local

36 water main breaks in Montgomery County since Friday. Socialism is unprepared.

Monday, January 01, 2018

Federal Reserve

The greatest bubble ever is coming to an end.

Politics

Thousands of documents from controversial actions have disappeared from Britain's National Archives.

Two witnesses, one Seth Rich, in case against DNC died mysteriously. Rich was murdered.

Foreign Policy

Documents prove US promised Gorbachev NATO would not expand eastward.

Media

Google hires 10,000 censors.