Ep 387 The Need for Trade Deals – The Importance of Black Markets
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Release Date: 05/15/2025
Ep 416 Economic Viability and Morality - War is Immoral
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War rhetoric is increasing, and lines are being drawn. What will happen next is anyone's guess. But which side of the line is better or right side? I offer economics as a way to discover morality.
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Ep 415 War News – Trump Decline – No King – Democracy’s Minorities
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Now that school's out, I can get back to commenting on the news of the day. The war between Israel and Iran, Trump's more and more obvious mental decline, the No King protests and the problem of Democracy.
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Ep 414 Ps 118 1-9 The Refuge of God – Justice vs Ignorance
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Sunday is Jesus Day on this channel always. I am human and am influenced by the events of the past week. I am sure that many people think that the will of God is being carried out through Trump, but I vehemently disagree. What does it mean to take refuge in God and NOT man?
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Ep 413 Trump is a LIAR - Trust and Ron Paul was right
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That non-Muslim state off to the side of the Mediterranean Sea bombed Iran yesterday... and Trump revealed that he knew about it and supports it. He even supports MORE bombing. The peace president is a war monger. He lied about wanting to end wars and talking instead of bombing. Ya know, we could have had Ron Paul as our president, and what a world that would have been!
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Ep 412 Nuclear War used to Scare People - People Understood MAD
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Even just a few years ago, people feared the possibility of a Nuclear War; Not anymore, apparently. But why not? Couldn't we win a limited nuclear war? Time to refresh our memories about MAD.
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Ep 411 Taxes and Migration - Unintended Consequences
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Taxes are imposed by governments, but they are also signals to migrate. Tax policies often will have unintended consequences or unexpected results. I list some examples of this phenomenon using the UK as a jumping off point for discussion. Taxation is Theft!
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Ep 410 Missing POV - Biz Owners in LA
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Amid all the riots in LA, there are few (if any) interviews with business and property owners of affected areas. Residents are not interviewed either. While there are stories posted on X, not much more than that. So, that's the topic of discussion for this episode.
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Ep 409 Color Revolution in the US and Discrimination means Choice
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Ron Paul's episode today raised the possibility that the riots in LA are part of a Color Revolution. What is it and How is it a color revolution is discussed. Also, on a different tack, Discrimination is good because it means that we have Choice!
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Ep 408 Prov 151-2 Wisdom and a Gentle Answer vs Harsh Folly
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Sunday which means Jesus Day. Today we take a look at the Gentle Answer. I use Pres Trump as the jumping off point. Is he gentle with the words, could he be? Well, let's take a look.
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Ep 407 War Signs - Interest Rates to Silver to Palantir
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Sun Tzu in the Art of War emphasized being vigilant and able to understand the signs all around you. What are some of the signs and what are they saying? A couple of thoughts from the Pro-Peace perspective.
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But I say... we don't really need him to do that. What we need is more freedom.