A Tariff Rebuke and Supreme Failure

While the Supreme Court’s Decision on Tariffs is in line with the outcome we anticipated what I didn’t expect are the rambling narratives, the unholy bias of congenitally embedded ignorance which is why I believe Supreme Court Justice may have reached the point where a detailed performance review may be required to determine if their scope of powers is in desperate need of review most particularly in the case where litigation is deliberately promulgated for the express purpose of using the Senior Court to affect policy. Frankly, it would have been a far better outcome had the Court decided not to hear the case. As it is what they’ve done is to scatter dysfunction to every corner of the constitutional compass. Unintended or as foray into a yet to be defined form of judicial brilliance the fact is they’ve caused a seismic rift in Foreign Policy, International Relations, the Nation’s Economic Standing, Financial Markets, Presidential Powers, Separation of Powers, Fiscal Order and I’m sure there are more but this schedule should do nicely, for now.

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DAVOS – Time to Move On!

The study of American and European economic history reveals a troubling condition most American are unaware of; the United States has never fully perfected its independence from Old World Europe. This peculiar form of bondage is a near-form of perpetual tithing which includes the lowly position of being the primary enforcement arm of their will all the while being entrapped by a financial system that governs most of the global financial network. The economic landscape of the United States, State by State, City by City, its Neighborhoods, its Infrastructure, its Education System, all scared refuse that was once the social compact, the person-to-person bond being the true power behind the American Ideal. The corruption of this Bond remains the tool for securing the Publics unwillingness to free itself which, oddly enough, so goes much of the E.U.

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DAVOS – A Spirit of Dialogue?

The World Economic Forum convenes on January 23rd in the Swiss town of Davos. Always, or better said, traditionally, a favorite of monied interests looking to chum the waters of the political elite. A comfortable environment where the subtleties of inuendo begin to form into policy or the next great seismic shift in formless dysfunctions, e.g., DEI, Globalism’s Schemes, Green New Deals, Global Warming’s conversion to Climate Change and so on.

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The Short-Term Dangers of Long-Term Memory Loss!

The Earth is a sphere! Keep heading west and sooner or later you will discover footprints.

The conversation relating to Greenland’s future is cluttered with defiance. I believe a brief review of history just might help clear up a few issues. I came across this “clip” and while it deals mainly with France it’s important to consider that the entirety of Europe has gone through the same patterns of expansion/contraction. Italy, for example, has been invaded at least 11 times before it was officially united (as “Italy”) in 1861 and there are several Countries that have been wiped off the map examples being Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia and Prussia.

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U.S. Posture: Realignment

After decades acting as the enforcement arm of the Trans-Generational Elite (TGE) Trump is working to reclaim and redirect U.S. resources back and into the restoration of its sovereignty. Now then, with the aforementioned in mind a question or two arise: Are the actions occurring in Venezuela a contradiction or are they an affirmation? Are they imaginative on the scale of mutually assured destruction or a prospect for Mutually Assured Success?

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