How We Are Different

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Beggar websites, I call them. Beggar websites constantly hound readers for donations or bombard them with pop up ads, effectively killing the website’s value.

No longer do I go to many previously valuable intel sites. Why? Because the torrent of popups utterly kills the viewing experience. At richardcyoung.com, there are no popup ads.

Debbie and I fund richardcyoung.com 100%. No donations. No advertising. Furthermore, we would never release our list of site followers.

We, along with our son-in-law E.J. Smith and occasional guest contributors, post all richardcyoung.com’s daily content.

We are independent of the Republican and Democrat parties. It’s our view that long ago the two parties abandoned representing today’s America.

Debbie and I are big supporters of the non-interventionist, “Main Street America” approach espoused by The American Conservative.

We believe in a strict interpretation of America’s Constitution and would welcome a national discourse on the merits of proportional government as practiced in the Scandinavian countries, Switzerland, and Hong Kong, to name a few.

We both are NRA life members.

Our private research is founded on inference reading and anecdotal evidence gathering obtained in over 10,000 miles a year on the road, including twice-annual trips from our home base in Key West to Newport, RI. Several lengthy stays in France/Europe each year, have allowed us to witness firsthand the threat radical Islam can pose, for example, in the “Clash of Civilizations.”

The thinking of neocon, regime change has sent America astray. We are suspicious of an American foreign policy built on nation-building.

Debbie and I have been researching, writing and editing together for over four decades. Our goal is to support the concepts of Founders Thomas Jefferson, Sam Adams, Patrick Henry, John Randolph, John Hancock, John Dickinson, Richard Henry Lee, George Mason, John Calhoun, and John Taylor of Caroline (ten in all, note the omission of Alexander Hamilton).

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