HeyJaredHot Water History
Gary Richied and Charlie Westerman preview their book -- A Twisted History of the United States -- and comment on other historical/current events through the lens of freedom.
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Tragedies and Tricycles (opens the original)
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From all of the short options trades to the crazy, intact hijacker passport, we hit on some of the prominent conspiracy facts about bad ol'September 11. Still no count as exactly how many Israelis also danced at Charlie Kirk's murder--perhaps there were too many to number. Memory is a fickle friend and one that can evoke sadness especially when it comes to remembering the dead. Memento etiam is not so much, "remember also" but more so "recall even now" after so many years forgotten, this great f
Richied Was Wrong: Belgians and the Congo (opens the original)
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History is a dynamic discipline and as such, when your wrong as a historian, it is not just best but rather essential that you mend your errors and declare them to all who might (and certainly did) listen. Thus, the case of Richied's previous teaching on the experience of the Congolese during during the État Indépendant du Congo (EIC) period as well as formal colonization by the Belgians beginning in 1908. He leaned and relied too heavily on too few accounts that fit into what he had previously
Flip the Tables Again! (opens the original)
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The REAL Great Awakening continues on as, with all things, Christ Jesus and the Holy Ghost demand the scales be removed from our eyes. Trump carries the zohar in his pocket, close to his sclerotic heart and carries out all of the kabbalist cabal's wishes. He is the not-so-cryptic jew. What of that period then between Christ's Resurrection and the Destruction of the Temple (and true Judaism) by Titus in 70 A.D.? That was the initial time of holy clarification and divine patience. Are we now, afte
DarkNotes: Monopoly (opens the original)
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In its history and even in its gameplay, Monopoly has always been an anti-capitalistic indoctrination tool. It glorifies submission to central banking and the State while treating competition in free markets as nothing but a hateful exercise of ruination against your fellow man. Try to cooperate? Other players howl collusion. "Land" on the property of another? You are forced to pay without receiving any benefit from exchange. That is to say that the Georgist, original intent of the game remains:
No Pusillanimity Here (opens the original)
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"Peace is the tranquility of order." That's damn straight, St. Augustine! And, a good God wills that we live in the happiness and mirth of that order, one in which we are called to make manifest the Kingdom of God by loving and cooperating with our neighbor. It is not primitive man, only in the state of nature, that we attain such natural heights, but in true civilization which is nothing but approved and binding adherence to Revelation and Tradition. Be gone--again!--thievery, betrayal, mendaci
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