Monday, June 30, 2025

 

More

Inflation?

Obviously, the US, by controlling its own currency, cannot default on its debt because it can always “print” itself out of trouble (Fed buys some of the debt). But printing money to service an out-of-control debt and deficit in an inflationary environment could cause inflation to spiral out of control, which would wreak havoc on the economy, lead to years of economic pain, wealth destruction, and lower standards of living. So this is nothing to be trifled with. The far better solution is to trim the annual deficit down to where economic growth and modest inflation outrun it, which would over time alleviate the problem..




Saturday, June 28, 2025



 

 









Thursday, June 26, 2025


 Miles Mathis

They are really ramping up the gaslighting this month, so I thought I would take this opportunity to coax you down from the tree, reminding you it is all fiction. 

Trump just threatened Russia with nuclear weapons, so many people are heading for the fallout shelters, dolling in their toilet paper, canned food, and duct tape. The preppers are very excited. All for naught, since it is just the usual duck-and cover

BS they have been scaring us with since the 1940s.  It reminds me of the scripted saber-rattling of the 1980s, when Reagan called Russia the evil empire so that military spending could go on a steep increase. Just a coincidence, right, that Trump had called for steep increases in the military budget a couple of months ago, and that all of Europe is being pressured to increase “defense” spending up to 5% of GDP. And just a coincidence all this war mongering went into overdrive after the vaccine genocide, right? They couldn't be doing this to get your mind off that debacle and to move you on.

Actually that is exactly what this is about.
 
Things are falling apart for the Phoenicians like

 never before and that is why they are turning the

 screws on you at such a fantastic rate.

They have pulled out all the stops, with a 24/7 full-spectrum attack on your attention and sanity. The psychological war on the American public has gone to Defcon1, with all media turned into a blitz of screaming disinformation. From Neil Degrasse Tyson and Sabine Hossenfelder telling us we are living inside a Black Hole, to Youtube telling us Pluto just collided with Neptune, to ChatGPT telling us to kill ourselves, to Canada and Oregon recommending euthanasia, to Trump saying Gaza will be the New Riviera, to Musk calling Trump a pedophile. 

And all the while the CIA is dumping free drugs on the streets in ever greater piles, or pushing them on you through your “doctors”, hoping to keep you quiet that way. If they can't force your submission that way, they will put the drugs in your food and water, or drop them on you from airplanes.

So that IS happening, but going down into a fallout shelter won't help. Prepping won't solve that.  Neither will taking drugs. Your only hope is to refuse the drugs and gaslighting and fight back. 

Shove all this propaganda back down their

 throats and 

tell them to fuck off and leave you

 alone. 

Don't buy their stories or their products. Don't buy their new world of robots and surveillance and social media and data centers and fake wars. Build your own world of health and sanity, clinging to the pre-Modern reality as much as possible.

 






Tuesday, June 24, 2025

 More

Bubble Trouble!




 Simple Method for Investing:

Today 6-13-2025 the U.S. Stock Market is massively overvalued conserving capital (your money) – bond buying – is more important than the small potential of capital gains remaining for stocks. 

Accumulation Phase

(Working Years)

Above Trend Line: Buy Bonds

Below Trend Line: Buy Stocks

Distribution Phase:

(Retirement Years)

Above Trend Line: Systematically Withdraw of Stocks

Below Trend Line:  Systematically Withdraw of Bonds  





Friday, June 20, 2025

 The

Financial Ladder

1. Reckless overspending, high credit card balances, mortgage or rent payment over 40%+ of gross earnings, massive student loan debt and loves high end vehicles.  Has filed bankruptcy at least once and a portion of this out-of-control individuals has filed more than once.  No matter how high their earnings they continue to expand debt living paycheck to paycheck.

2. All debt payments compared to gross income is in the 40%+ range despite the difference from our first example rarely has any savings and only saves in his 401k the matching amount.  Most of the time financial living remains basically paycheck to paycheck.  Emergency fund is maintained by having low balances on credit cards.

3.) Discovers or all ready knew that paying interest is a looser for wealth building and that ever important piece of mind.  Debt snow balls his consumer debt and then builds six months plus worth of expenses emergency fund.  Starts his 401k and snowballs his percentage increases with every pay raise or promotion.  Has little investment financial education after his first real bear market only invests in ultra conservative mutual funds thus lowering his future returns substantially (all short term bonds and money funds all the time).

4.) Is consumer debt free, buys used cars cheap in cash and holds onto them as long as possible.  Mortgage (or paid off) or rent payments are way below his means and pushes his savings rate/investing with the goal of 50%+ of income. 

Devours investment books that stress a valuation approach; avoids YouTube presenters who push overly simplistic approach for all market conditions.

End's up a multi-millionaire living in a comfortable yet very middle class neighborhood driving average type cars with his friends or relatives having no idea how wealthy he has become.

DYI 


 

Insiders Admit What Your Doctor Never Will: Modern Medicine Is a Fraud

It’s worse than you think.

In a sane world, widespread fraud, rampant conflicts of interest, the corrupt peer review system, and the replication crisis would be enough to convince anyone that medical science is fundamentally untrustworthy. I break these issues down in detail in this article.

But most people aren’t persuaded by logic or evidence. They’d rather let perceived experts dictate their beliefs for them—especially in medicine, where appeals to authority routinely crowd out independent judgment.

The Emperor Admits He Has No Clothes

What follows is a compilation of damning admissions from some of the most authoritative figures in medical science—top editors of the world’s most authoritative medical journals: The LancetThe New England Journal of MedicineThe BMJJAMA, and more.

Short of study authors confessing outright fraud in their own work, these are the most credible admissions you’ll ever hear.

Their statements expose a system corrupted by profit, conflicts of interest, and institutional decay—confirming what the data already shows: modern medicine is deeply compromised, most of the published research is junk, and your doctor cannot be trusted to know the difference.

Your Doctor Is a Fraud

Nearly everything doctors do—what they learn in medical school, what guidelines they follow, what drugs they prescribe, what procedures they perform—is based on research published in medical journals. The entire medical system is downstream from that literature. And doctors don’t verify this research themselves. They simply trust it.

But here you have the editors-in-chief of the world’s most prestigious medical journals unequivocally admitting that the journals are corrupt and the research cannot be trusted.

In other words, the most authoritative figures in medical science admit that the medical system is a sham and your doctor is a fraud.

Doctor Junkies

If you still have faith in doctors after this, it isn’t just willful ignorance—it’s profoundly self-destructive, if not outright suicidal.

The Admissions

First up is Marcia Angell, former editor-in-chief of The New England Journal of Medicine, where she was an editor from 1979 through 2000. She’s also a physician and currently a Senior Lecturer in Global Health and Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School.

Next is Richard Horton, a physician who has been the editor-in-chief of The Lancet since 1995. He is also an honorary professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, University College London, and the University of Oslo.

Arnold Relman was the longtime editor-in-chief of The New England Journal of Medicine. He was also a physician and professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School. He served as editor of NEJM from 1977 to 1991 and was the only person to have been president of the American Federation for Clinical Research, the American Society for Clinical Investigation, and the Association of American Physicians.

Drummond Rennie is a physician who has served as deputy editor of The Journal of the American Medical Association since 1986. He was previously deputy editor of The New England Journal of Medicine and is currently an adjunct professor of medicine at the University of California, San Francisco.

Richard Smith is a physician who served as editor-in-chief the British Medical Journal and chief executive of the BMJ Group from 1991 to 2004. He is currently director of the UnitedHealth Chronic Disease Initiative at Emory University and chair of the Cochrane Library Oversight Committee. He is also an honorary professor at Imperial College London and the University of Warwick, and a founding Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences.

Fiona Godlee is a physician and former editor-in-chief of the British Medical Journal, where she served from 2005 to 2021. She is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and holds honorary positions at the Netherlands School for Primary Care Research and the University of Cambridge’s Institute of Public Health.

Doug Altman was a professor at the University of Oxford and founding director of the Centre for Statistics in Medicine. He was a leading expert in medical research methodology and statistical analysis. Altman also served as chief statistical advisor to the British Medical Journal and was editor-in-chief of the journal Trials. He was a Fellow of both the Academy of Medical Sciences and the Royal Statistical Society.

John Ioannidis is a physician and professor at Stanford University with appointments in Medicine, Epidemiology, and Statistics. Formerly chairman of the Department of Hygiene and Epidemiology at the University of Ioannina School of Medicine, he is a leading expert on research reliability and transparency. One of the most cited researchers in the world, he holds an h-index of 239 (Google Scholar, 2023). Ioannidis has served on the editorial boards of over twenty journals, including JAMAThe Lancet, and JNCI, and was editor-in-chief of the European Journal of Clinical Investigation.

Peter Gøtzsche is a physician, co-founder of the Cochrane Collaboration, and former head of the Nordic Cochrane Centre, which he led from 1993 to 2018.

Peter Gøtzsche: Big Pharma doesn’t sell drugs—they sell lies about drugs, even after being proven wrong.
Peter C. Gøtzsche, Deadly Medicines and Organised Crime: How Big Pharma Has Corrupted Healthcare, 2013

Final Thoughts

You shouldn’t need establishment voices to think critically. But if that’s what it takes to break someone out of their trance, so be it.

These insiders had little to gain and much to lose by making these admissions. It’s easy to defend a system that handsomely rewards you—much harder to publicly denounce the very machine you’ve spent your career supporting.

If you’re still clinging to the belief that “science is self-correcting,” or that “peer review ensures quality,” or that “your doctor’s recommendations are grounded in solid science”—these quotes should shatter that illusion.

For those curious beyond mere appeals to authority—and who want to know in more detail how so much of modern medicine is built on fraud and unreproducible junk—read my full breakdown in the article below.