socialcreditmoney.jpgBATR – by James Hall

Few people are familiar with the concept of Social Credit by Clifford Hugh Douglas. In his book, by the same name, his theory is presented.

“Douglas explains (particularly in Part 2, Chapter 2) that, if the money supply is not increased, dollars/pounds become more valuable, such that prices drop. But, if the money supply is increased just enough, the value of each dollar/pound – hence prices – can be left unchanged. Finding it desirable to keep prices unchanged in this way, Douglas then explains that, essentially, a decision has to be made about who gets the additional dollars/pounds. Under our current fractional reserve system, the banks do, by creating and lending out extra credit. Continue reading “Social Credit Monetary Theory”

CNN – by Jeremy Diamond

Washington (CNN)Sen. Harry Reid didn’t head to work for his first day back as Senate minority leader, days after he suffered a bone-breaking fall.

Reid was working from home on Tuesday per doctors’ orders, and a picture from his Twitter account showed him meeting with his leadership team at his home in Washington on Tuesday morning. The No. 2 Senate Democrat Dick Durbin of Illinois will assume Reid’s duties as minority leader on the Senate floor until he can return to the halls of Congress, Reid and Durbin’s spokesmen confirmed.   Continue reading “With horrible black eye, Harry Reid working from home”

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1. Today you are You, that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is Youer than You.

There really  isn’t anyone out there who is more you than YOU are. No one else can think for you, farm for you, or experience life for you. Your choice to farm will impact not only your life but the lives of so many others. Nobody else on the planet has exactly the same dream as yours, so stay true to yourself.   Continue reading “5 Life Lessons from Dr. Seuss for Farmers”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Albuquerque police officer Lou Golson was shot by a motorist during traffic stop. According to criminal complaints, Golson suffered agunshot wound in the abdomen. A gunshot to the chest and two other gunshots to his left side did not penetrate his bullet proof vest, the complaint said. However, Golson broke a left femur and suffered a broken wrist during his fall.   Continue reading “Caught On Camera: Albuquerque Police Officer Shot Numerous Times, Survives”

Information Liberation – by Chris

It took almost a month, but the young punk cop who tasered a 76-year-old man for questioning his questionable traffic stop has finally been fired, the Victorian Advocate reports.

The cop, 23-year-old Nathanial Robinson suspected 76-year-old Pete Vasquez of driving a vehicle with expired tags. In fact, Vasquez was driving a new car, all of which are exempt from having fresh tags, which Vasquez pointed out at the time he was stopped. Rather than check the law, Robinson responded by violently attacking and tasing his elder, throwing him to the ground and tasing him twice before placing him under arrest.   Continue reading “Texas Cop Fired After Tasing 76-Yr-Old For Driving With ‘Expired Tags’ That Were Perfectly Legal”

21st Century Wire

Critically acclaimed director Oliver Stone made headlines this past week by characterizing the Ukrainian crisis in 2014 as a “surreal perversion of history.” The well-known director took to his facebook page following a 4-hour interview with deposed former Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovich, for an upcoming documentary…

Over the years, Stone has become a critical voice and has become very outspoken about US foreign policy objectives. Stone asserted as much during his recent interview with with former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich: Continue reading “DIRTY PLOT: Ukrainian Crisis Had ‘Outside Agitators’ Says Oliver Stone – As Czech Returns NATO Medals”

Photo credit: shutterstock.comWestern Journalism – by B. Christopher Agee

The Mexican-American studies curriculum offered in Tucson, Ariz., public schools in years past has been described by at least two federal judges as a program that promotes resentment against whites. As a result of the ruling, education officials passed a law in 2010 banning such lessons.

In 2013, however, reports indicate the city’s school board opted to resurrect the same courses determined to discriminate against Caucasians. Materials including Occupied America and Chicano! were among the offending books ordered as a result of the board’s vote.   Continue reading “Arizona Educators Bring Back Anti-White Curriculum After Judges Struck It Down”

Screen Shot 2015-01-06 at 3.58.58 AMProgressives Today – by Michael Strickland

An animal liberation group called Direct Action Everywhere recently hosted an event in which a variety of presentations were given, which included titles such as “Trickle-Up Queer Animal Liberation” and “LGBTQ and Animal Liberation.

The video compilation, posted by Daylight Disinfectant, starts off with a young, uhh, supposedly female who talks about her kielbasa, and why she didn’t have any love for the sausage. “How could I justly seek my own liberation, while denying that to others?” she pondered. She later shows a picture of her girlfriend with a “cow”, which shows them “connecting” and the cow “really enjoying himself.” “My goal is total animal, queer, and trans liberation” she says at the end of her presentation.   Continue reading “Activists Hold Conference in Support of “Queer Animal Liberation””