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Demonstrating the Hegelian Dialectic Applied to Covid-19 Coronavirus Pandemic

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I don’t want to downplay the potential seriousness of the SARS-CoV-2 Covid-19 pandemic. There are parts of the disease that may be real and people are presumably dying from the infection. But, it’s also important to keep it in perspective.  At least 98 percent of those who catch COVID-19 make a full recovery. The pandemonium fear mongers are stoking is unbelievable. Covid madness has destroyed people’s ability to think critically and has driven wedges into families across the globe. There … Continue reading →

Dollar Cost Averaging with OWNx

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OWNx is a great program to dollar cost average your silver purchases. With OWNx, you can automatically save in silver or gold if you choose for as little as $25 a week or $50 a month. I like the dollar cost averaging approach of accumulating silver by investing equal monetary amounts regularly and periodically over specific time periods (such as $50 monthly). By doing so, more ounces of silver are purchased when prices are low and fewer ounces are purchased … Continue reading →

Understanding the Hegelian Dialectic

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Problem – Reaction – Solution To better understand the New World Order strategy behind the crises we experience, it is important you first understand “Problem-Reaction-Solution” or the “Hegelian Dialectic” from the German philosopher, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel. It is stated by Heinrich Moritz Chalybäus as comprising three dialectical stages of development: A thesis, giving rise to its reaction, an antithesis which contradicts or negates the thesis, and the tension between the two being resolved by means of a synthesis. . … Continue reading →

Is the Collapse of America Underway?

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How many warnings do you need to hear before you begin to prepare for what is coming? Folks, I’m convinced the economic collapse has already begun. What started in 2008 as the mortgage meltdown has only accelerated since then and things have been going from bad to worse every day. Even though the Trump Administration has done things to improve the economy in America, it’s only a temporary fix in my opinion and mostly domestic. In the bigger picture, we’ve … Continue reading →