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  • The TRUTH About American Thanksgiving The TRUTH About American Thanksgiving
    So last Thursday was Thanksgiving. As per usual, the America Haters who are supported by China and the Billionaire Boys Club of Davos unfurled their false hate America division narratives in full force ...

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  • Government is the Enemy of Architecture Worthy of the Name Government is the Enemy of Architecture Worthy of the Name
    It’s been thirty-one years since John Lautner died. For those who didn’t know him, John was California’s and, perhaps, the United States’ best postwar architect after Frank Lloyd Wright. He was also my friend and over the years, because I was involved in local government, I attempted somewhat foolishly, to get ...
  • Truth Will Out Truth Will Out
    I’ve been acquainted with the words and concepts “disinformation” and “misinformation” since late 1978 when I became friends with the assassination researcher Michael Canfield. Canfield and A.J. Weberman’s  book “Coup d’ Etat in America” motivated Congressman Henry B. Gonzalez (D-Texas) to found in 1976 the House Select Committee on Assassinations ...
  • The Dangers of Animal Idolatry The Dangers of Animal  Idolatry
    One characteristic that marks the decline of our culture is the way we personify animals, that is, elevate them to a human level and sometimes above a human level. Some cultures deified animals. A civilized people do not adore, as in venerate, animals. The Sumerians, Egyptians, and Vikings all had ...
  • Dmitry Orlov Discusses Russia, Ukraine and the United States Dmitry Orlov Discusses Russia, Ukraine and the United States
    We had the pleasure to interview author, blogger, social critic and philosopher Dmitry Orlov and get his views on the Ukraine/Russia conflict and its implications for the United States. Dmitry is riveting and the viewer will have an opportunity to hear a perspective outside that of mainstream media. Please be sure to like and subscribe.
  • Interview With Dr. Steven Hatfill – Are We More or Less Prepared for The Next Pandemic? Interview With Dr.  Steven Hatfill - Are We More or Less Prepared for The Next Pandemic?
    On Saturday, March 19, 2022, we had the opportunity to visit for a second time with Dr. Steven Hatfill. Dr. Steven Hatfill is a specialist physician and a virologist with a military background and separate master’s degrees in microbial genetics, radiation biochemistry, and experimental pathology. In this interview we discussed the the Covid pandemic, The ...
  • Ten Requirements to Improve America’s Trust In Government Ten Requirements to Improve America's Trust In Government
    Dr. Anthony Fauci, Chief Medical Advisor to the President of the United States, has decided "mandate" is a word people reject, so he wants to replace it with "requirement.” It’s as if he thinks U.S. citizens are too stupid to notice it’s a distinction without a difference. In my opinion, Dr. ...
  • Displacing American Workers a Norm for Polite Society Displacing American Workers a Norm for Polite Society
    In an article titled, Decline in Immigration Threatens Growth of Regions on the Rise, New York Times columnist Miriam Jordan states that “Immigrants helped make places like Northwest Arkansas economic dynamos. But their dwindling numbers, a big factor in slower population growth, could have long-term repercussions.” Her claim is predicated on the assumption that in a ...
  • Rigid Time versus Flowing Time Rigid Time versus  Flowing Time
    I often complain about my children’s apparent disregard for time. For them, time seems to be irrelevant in their daily lives. Have an appointment? It’s OK to be late. Need to be at work at 8:00 AM? 8:05 is OK. Granddaughter’s bedtime? What’s that? For me as a member of the ...
  • Crimes Against Humanity Crimes Against Humanity
    The U.S. Military has a legal theory dating back to the Civil War related to the Confederate commandant of the Andersonville prison camp.  This commandant starved, humiliated, beat and subjected Union Army prisoners of war to inhumane conditions.  While he hadn’t broken any statutory laws or treaties, the Union Army prosecuted and found him guilty ...
  • Interview With Dmitry Orlov Interview With Dmitry Orlov
    On June 9, 2021, we sat down with author and blogger Dmitry Orlov to discuss his latest compendium of essays titled, The Arctic Fox Cometh. The wide-ranging interview covered geopolitics, economics, culture wars, religion collapse and much more.
  • Interview with Author John Michael Greer Interview with Author John Michael Greer
    Today we sat down with author, blogger and astrologer John Michael Greer to discuss his latest book, The King In Orange – The Magical & Occult Roots of Political Power. We packed a lot into this hour covering the 2016 election, class warfare, defining what magic is, propaganda tools, power centers, our elites, cancel culture ...
  • Joe’s Right, and Oh So Very Wrong Joe's Right, and Oh So Very Wrong
    President Joseph Robinette Biden is talking about hardening the infrastructure. I won’t focus on how odd it is that when Democrats are pushing an anti-gun bill there are mass shootings and now while pushing a boondoggle infrastructure bill there is a well-timed cyberattack on oil pipelines. The timing is suspicious, but one wouldn’t want to ...
  • So Far, I’m Not Liking the Reboot of Berlin, 1933 So Far, I’m Not Liking the Reboot of Berlin, 1933
    Biden administration ramps up DC security pre-inauguration Jan. 2021. As I write this, it is a dark night where Southern California’s Devil Winds are blowing 50 mph, an hour before the ascendancy of Joseph Robinette Biden and Kamala Harris to the Presidency and Vice Presidency of these United States. Mr. Biden has promised he knows how ...
  • Southern California’s Neoliberal Impacts During the Pandemic Southern California’s Neoliberal Impacts During the Pandemic
    I live in Southern California, where generations of my family have lived since the 1880s. All I know about the Spanish influenza epidemic of 1919 I learned through history books in university. My grandmother wouldn’t talk about it. Oddly, in the case of a pandemic, the past to me is not so very helpful. In the ...
  • California Election Fraud Central California Election Fraud Central
    California has been a center of rigged and certified election fraud by Democratic Party office holders for so long that no one even pretends it’s not happening anymore. Case in point, the results of last Tuesday’s election were called for Biden, 2-to-1, literally within minutes of the polls closing. The fix is in. and everyone ...
  • Newsom and the Internal Combustion Engine Ban Newsom and the Internal Combustion Engine Ban
    About a decade ago , as I was reading Jared Diamond’s “Collapse,” the questions most prominent in my mind were: How did entire societies of human beings continue over-consuming until they died? Why did a change to a more moderate lifestyle never take hold?” Of course these questions are the stuff that keeps thinking people up ...
  • Crackpot Fantasy: One Billion Americans Crackpot Fantasy: One Billion Americans
      Glenn Beck, the well-known former Fox Network anchor, a self-professed conservative, and Blaze TV network owner, teamed up with ultra-liberal Matt Yglesias, the left-wing Vox editor to advocate for a U.S. population of 1 billion. After an interview with Yglesias, who authored “One Billion Americans: the Case for Thinking Bigger,” Beck tweeted that a 1 billion ...
  • No, WE Are NOT All in This Together No, WE Are NOT All in This Together
    California as broken golden dream has become cliché. For those of us who live here, that cliché is a bitter daily existence. Here in this COVID-19 summer of unrelenting groundhog days of privation, a heatwave and wildfires are upon us. Already, Gov. Gavin Newsom, the pet nephew of Vodka Nancy, the unmasked hair salon-goer who ...
  • Broken Media Broken Media
      CBS news anchor Norah O’Donnell does a commercial warning that media regulation would suffocate press freedom. She omits that it would be not regulation, but REREGULATION! Deregulation was originally justified under claims that regulation stifled press freedom. Yet, deregulation resulted in less news, less trusted news and less diverse news – stories critical to the nation’s ...
  • Joel Salatin, America’s Most Influential Farmer Talks ‘Commodity’ and ‘Craft’ In Farming Joel Salatin, America's Most Influential Farmer Talks ‘Commodity’ and ‘Craft’ In Farming
    Joel Salatin, who was featured in Michael Pollan’s bestselling “The Omnivore’s Dilemma,” discusses the way to prosperity in farming is through direct marketing and not leaving one’s destiny to middlemen. The author of “Folks, This Ain’t Normal” and “You Can Farm” shares his insights and passion for farming and the conditions needed for farmers to ...

Rule of Law & Just Society

  • Displacing American Workers a Norm for Polite Society Displacing American Workers a Norm for Polite Society
    In an article titled, Decline in Immigration Threatens Growth of Regions on the Rise, New York Times columnist Miriam Jordan states that “Immigrants helped make places like Northwest Arkansas economic dynamos. But their dwindling numbers, a big factor in slower population growth, could have long-term repercussions.” Her claim is predicated on the assumption that in a ...
  • So Far, I’m Not Liking the Reboot of Berlin, 1933 So Far, I’m Not Liking the Reboot of Berlin, 1933
    Biden administration ramps up DC security pre-inauguration Jan. 2021. As I write this, it is a dark night where Southern California’s Devil Winds are blowing 50 mph, an hour before the ascendancy of Joseph Robinette Biden and Kamala Harris to the Presidency and Vice Presidency of these United States. Mr. Biden has promised he knows how ...
  • Voter Purges Are A Reality, And What You Can Do Voter Purges Are A Reality, And What You Can Do
    A new report by the Brennan Center shows that millions of registered voters were purged from state registries across the nation, leading to renewed accusations of voter suppression and discrimination. The 1965 Voting Rights Act included numerous provisions to prevent voter discrimination in states that, shall we say, had a history of discriminating by race. States would ...
  • Increased Taxation and Centralized Authority are NOT the answer to homelessness Increased Taxation and Centralized Authority are NOT the answer to homelessness
    Both the Los Angeles City Council and the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors are considering measures to “deal with homelessness”.  However, none of these measures take into account any of the STRUCTURAL causes of expensive housing or homelessness, and most of these structural causes are the direct result of GOVERNMENTAL POLICY. If you go down and hand ...

Arts, Sciences & Humanities

  • Class of 2024 Computer Science Grads Face Trouble? Why? Class of 2024 Computer Science Grads Face Trouble? Why?
    Today’s story deals with the tough job market for American computer science graduates. One recent graduate from the Catholic University of America, Ben Riesett told the Wall Street Journal, that the “the truth is, when you start looking right now, it’s impossible to get hired.” The story points the finger at tech companies for over hiring ...
  • The TRUTH About American Thanksgiving The TRUTH About American Thanksgiving
    So last Thursday was Thanksgiving. As per usual, the America Haters who are supported by China and the Billionaire Boys Club of Davos unfurled their false hate America division narratives in full force and voice. The latest leftie untruth is that Thanksgiving celebrates an American massacre of 700 of the Indigenous people ...
  • Government is the Enemy of Architecture Worthy of the Name Government is the Enemy of Architecture Worthy of the Name
    It’s been thirty-one years since John Lautner died. For those who didn’t know him, John was California’s and, perhaps, the United States’ best postwar architect after Frank Lloyd Wright. He was also my friend and over the years, because I was involved in local government, I attempted somewhat foolishly, to get ...
  • Interview With Christina Avaness – Food Alchemist Interview With Christina Avaness - Food Alchemist
    This week’s interview falls under the IFSPP categories of personal wellness and resilience. We were very fortunate to spend a morning earlier this summer with Christina Avaness, an author, teacher, shaman, reikii master and self styled “food alchemist.” Christina shared with us nutritional insights from her latest book Living Beyond Organic.” In this 45 minute interview ...
  • Interview With Urban Homestead Interview With Urban Homestead
    In its continuing search to find citizens who are doing things to improve themselves, their families, communities, cities, states and country, the folks at IFSPP conducted a lengthy interview with Jules Dervaes, the patriarch of the Urban Homestead in Pasadena, California. Surrounded by urban sprawl and just a short distance from a freeway, the Urban Homestead ...

Wellness

  • Fracking is a Waste of Money and Nature Fracking is a Waste of Money and Nature
    As we acknowledge World Environment Day and World Oceans Day this week – days to recognize the human impact on our environment and discuss the best ways to help protect it – and in Pennsylvania, many are using the week to recognize the impact of fracking. A recent article in The Wall Street Journal, “Oil Is Above $70, but ...
  • March Against Monsanto Rally – Los Angeles March Against Monsanto Rally - Los Angeles
    On Saturday, May 23, 2015 hundreds of Angelenos gathered to stage a rally and march to protest genetically modified foods (GMOs) and inform the public as to how they can harm their health and wellness.   Steve and Kevin visited the rally in order to listen, learn and share what they saw and heard with you. They ...