Consistent declines in earnings have preceded a major market crash in both of the last two Government driven economic collapses. As you can see, recent earnings reports continue to show the same pattern of decline and the market is attempting… Read More ›
Dear Fellow Blog Reader & Patriot, I cannot stress enough how important it is that every American citizen watch the 55 minute, End of The Road documentary. You can preview the movie, rent it, or buy it by clicking here. I have… Read More ›
Update March 13, 2013 – if you like this post, I also recommend reading my post, How to Destroy America in Ten Easy Steps. The fact is, the entire housing bubble and the economic collapse were caused entirely by our… Read More ›
In roaming through my research sites, a fascinating possibility was offered up to account for the “green shoots” and “economic recovery” that we have heard so much about lately. The theory starts with the millions of foreclosures in the United… Read More ›
Nothing makes a recession last longer than market uncertainty. Contrary to what the government would have you believe, the “market” is fairly predictable. There are thousands of leading and lagging indicators that move in certain directions of varying amounts and can… Read More ›
My faith in the American people has somewhat recovered recently in the light of their reaction to the out-of-control spending in Washington and the Healthcare Reform Bill which culminated in the peaceful revolution that occurred in Massachusetts. Still, it was… Read More ›
I remember learning how magicians use sleight-of-hand to keep the audience focused on one hand, while they use their other hand to perform the trick. This intentional distraction works well in magic and works wonders in politics. The recent Jobs… Read More ›
Some of the best comedies are based on characters who have become completely detached from reality. The more detached they are, the funnier it is. Farmers that have never been to the city and don’t know how to use a flush toilet, or a city… Read More ›
The following are my personal thoughts on President Obama’s State of the Union speech last night. The bulleted lines are from his speech, everything in italics or [brackets] or bolded is mine. The speech was long, so the post is… Read More ›
The healthcare reform bill may be dead but there is still a need to understand why government expansionism is bad for business and for taxpayers. The elephant in the room on the healthcare plan was how the heck was the government going to pay… Read More ›
Nothing makes a recession last longer than market uncertainty. Contrary to what the government would have you believe, the “market” is fairly predictable. There are thousands of leading and lagging indicators that move in certain directions of varying amounts and can… Read More ›
CNBC reports, “Foreclosures jumped 14 percent in December 2009 from the previous month, according to a new report from foreclosure listing Web site RealtyTrac.com. The increase came despite foreclosure suspensions during the holiday season from Citigroup, Bank of America and Fannie… Read More ›
“Government deficits have caused the U.S. savings rate to turn negative for the first time since the Great Depression…” ~Bloomberg This is a good example of why government stimulus sounds good on paper, but does little to help the economy…… Read More ›
There is a new site on my ‘Related Sites’ list along the right hand margin called, the Crystal Ball Economonitor and they are currently running a free trial offer. What is the Crystal Ball Economonitor? Click on image to enlarge. I checked… Read More ›
The Spin (consumer spending increased!) “Though cautious, consumers are holding up despite high personal debt, a tight job market and hard-to-get credit. A government report out Wednesday is expected to show consumer spending rose 0.5 percent in October, compared with… Read More ›
“It may be a fact that that’s what’s on my Web site, but that may not be the correct number,” Earl Devaney, a White House official, testified this week. When pressed as to why there was so much inaccurate and… Read More ›
Keeping in theme with yesterday’s post, this is just a short and quick update on what is being reported today about our California budget. The legislators in California who have consistently based future budget revenue projections on “best case” scenarios… Read More ›
In a recent L.A. Times article, “SHOCK” at the drop in home starts leads the story. Yawn. Bores me. I am not sure why anyone is shocked, and anyone shocked by a drop in home starts isn’t paying attention. I… Read More ›
For a safe, efficient, effective operation
Blogging political discourse in Tustin, CA
WOOF! Counter-revolutionary commentary for our times.
Help is not coming. Neither is permisson. - https://twitter.com/Grey_Enigma
Captain Rick reports quality news of local and global importance
America Has Jumped the Track
"we shall be as a city upon a hill"
A fine WordPress.com site
ÂM NHẠC LÀ SỨC SỐNG CỦA MỌI TÂM HỒN
Số 7, Lê Văn Thịnh,Bình Trưng Đông,Quận 2,HCM,Việt Nam.
An objective exercise in seeking the facts.
Celebrating humanity's flourishing through the spread of capitalism and the rule of law
Spontaneous thoughts on a humble creed
PERSPECTIVE FROM AN AGING SENIOR CITIZEN
Embrace The Wonder
Jonathan Corbett, Civil Rights Attorney
Jamie C Baker
Just another WordPress.com weblog
Just another WordPress.com weblog
Angrywoodchuck's Blog 