If you were tuned in to the latest episode of A Brief History of Power, you would have heard a great discussion about money. We at Mad Mondays don’t know a great deal about market forces and all the rest, but a quick review of recent history will reveal that we don’t control our money quite like we used to. However,… Read More Pick a target
The majority of the public are illiterate and cannot grasp what is happening. The failure of international order, the destructive assault on our psychology, the indoctrination via propaganda and education, systems of power and control, the morphing of free society into a security paradigm, the softening of once brave peoples into trembling ghettos of fear,… Read More Expect it
Florida governor, Ron De Santis received applause last week, as he reiterated his plan to reroute illegal immigrants on to Delaware and other states. The governor may not need to as it appears the Department of Homeland Security is scattering illegal migrants around the country on “ghost flights.” In addition, in Loudoun County, VA, the DHS surprised officials by… Read More You can ask questions later
Mad readers will be aware that things have been changing in the world of COVID, especially with all attention now on Ukraine. Many things that were verboten are now being spoken about openly (the list is growing) by the information gatekeepers. The NIH has decided to investigate repurposed drugs, including ivermectin, for the treatment of COVID-19. With their credibility underwater… Read More Stop me if you’ve heard this one
America has its very own trucker protest! The People’s Convoy is traveling from California to DC to protest mandates and fully re-open the country. The President has approved the presence of the National Guard to help with traffic as the convoy reaches DC. Hopefully that is all they do, with a recent poll showing that most Democratic voters approve of… Read More A small reprieve
Reality doesn’t need you to like it in order for it to be good. Eternity is not infinitely stretched time. That is “the future.” Eternity is a “now” that never ends, the fullness of time in every moment. American ideals like profit, security, permanence, and reliability are an over-focus on means that steal the end… Read More Today
No doubt most of our readers are up to speed on the state of things in Ottawa. But here’s a summary. After weeks of parking their big rigs on Parliament Hill, the Freedom Convoy has been met with police force. Many protestors were arrested including one of the organizers. Folks on the ground claim that the arrests are a… Read More We got a great big convoy
Ah, the unwashed masses and their desire for *checks notes* freedom. A recent opinion piece published by Canada’s government-funded media says “freedom” is a trigger word. Lamenting the way protestors rally around the cry for freedom, writer Jason Vermes claims that the “right-wing” (those who don’t want to choose between a job and a vaccine) use freedom… Read More Freedom is a dirty word
Here’s a surprising bit of news out of the world of geek… Tech blogger DKB reckons that Google search has lost its stranglehold on internet searches. Programmer and blogger Mike Solana seems to agree. Prompted by overreactions to “misinformation” and unrest of the masses, he wrote a recent Substack about the unholy trinity of politics, media and Big Tech. Solana… Read More Losing their grip
Mystie Winckler has written a great piece at The Federalist arguing why homeschooling is the most effective form of political resistance. Set in the security of a family, learning at home is a surefire way of subverting forces that seek to diminish the influence of parents on their kids. Winckler argues that homeschooling represents a threat to… Read More The home front
