“David E. Harris, trailblazing airline Pilot, Is Dead at 89,” (Obit here), reports Jay Nordlinger in NRO. “In 1964, at the height of the civil rights movement, (Harris) became the first Black pilot for a major commercial airline in the United States.” Harris, who had been turned down by airline after airline, finally had an interview […]
How Your Survival Guy Invests in AI and Cryptocurrencies
There will be winners and losers in AI and cryptocurrencies, which is why Your Survival Guy likes utilities. Utilities have been steady dividend payers for years. Why not invest in areas that AI and crypto will depend upon? Katherine Blunt and Jennifer Hiller report in The Wall Street Journal that the main focus of the […]
The Problem with “Compromise” in Washington
When the leaders of both political parties come to a “compromise” in Washington, D.C., it generally means that each party has agreed to allow the other to fleece the American people of more money in order to give it to their special interest supporters. Compromise rarely, if ever, means party leadership give up their goals […]
Immigrants Invading America and Europe
At the Institute for Political Economy, Paul Craig Roberts excoriates the Western politicians in America and Europe who have given their countries to illegal immigrant invaders. He writes: In America if you go on vacation for a week or two and leave your home unoccupied, or if you rent property and it is vacant between […]
Magnesium and Heart Disease
At Mercola.com, Dr. Joseph Mercola discusses the benefits of magnesium for sufferers of heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. He writes: Editor’s Note: This article is a reprint. It was originally published April 10, 2017. If you’re looking for a way to decrease your risk of developing coronary heart disease, stroke and Type 2 diabetes, research […]
Is More Inflation on the Way?
At SchiffGold.com, Peter Schiff says an “inflation bloodbath [is] on the way.” SchiffGold.com writes: This time Peter tackles Jerome Powell’s speech from Wednesday, in which he announced that the Fed is holding the federal funds rate between 5.25 and 5.5%. He also briefly discusses Bitcoin’s pullback and the media’s lies about Donald Trump. On Powell’s announcement, several commodities […]
Should Jerome Powell Fear RFK Jr. in the White House?
In David Stockman’s Contra Corner, David Stockman explains that RFK Jr. should fire Jerome Powell on the first day of his presidency if elected. Stockman writes: RFK has pointedly announced that he will pardon Deep State prisoner Julian Assange on day #1. That sent a powerful message that the destructive rule of Washington’s bipartisan War […]
Is Putin as Bad as Stalin?
In Foreign Policy, Adrian Karatnycky, a senior fellow of the Atlantic Council and founder of the Myrmidon Group, compares Vladimir Putin to Joseph Stalin. He writes: In 1968, the American scholar Jerome M. Gilison described Soviet elections as a “psychological curiosity”—a ritualized, performative affirmation of the regime rather than a real vote in any sense […]
Tulsi Gabbard: From Rising Star to Democrats’ Biggest Critic
Tucker Carlson sat down for an interview with former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI). Carlson wrote of the interview: Tulsi Gabbard used to be one of the Democratic Party’s most influential voices. As recently as 2012, Nancy Pelosi glowingly referred to her as “an emerging star.” Fast forward to today, however, and Gabbard is warning Americans […]
The Problem with Paul Krugman
Joe Biden’s Budget Chicanery Last week, explains James Freeman in the WSJ, voters in Ohioans sent establishment Democrats a message of their dissatisfaction. Paul Krugman of the New York Times gives the citizens of the Buckeye State a good scolding for not voting as he instructs. Specifically, he’s annoyed by Ohio’s recent reluctance to elect Democrats. Like […]