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10 Planks of Communism

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Marxism’s Influence in American Culture and Policy Karl Marx published The Communist Manifesto in 1848, outlining ten ideological “planks” designed to dismantle traditional society and replace it with a fully centralized, state‑controlled system. While Marx wrote for 19th‑century Europe, I would suggest that these same principles have quietly taken root in modern America through decades of legislation, cultural shifts, and expanding federal authority. This article examines each plank, its original meaning, and how critics believe it manifests in the United … Continue reading →

Will the National Debt Destroy America?

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Thomas Jefferson warned, “If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks…will deprive the people of all property until their children wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered.” Ignoring Jefferson’s warning, the American people HAVE allowed private banks to control their money. And, we are beginning to see the results of that decision. The rich rule over the poor, and the borrower is slave to … Continue reading →

What is the relationship between the Federal Reserve Act and the Federal Income Tax?

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Why does our government require us to pay taxes when they print all the money they want? What is the Federal Reserve and Who Controls it? The Federal Reserve is not a governmental agency and neither the Congress nor the President have one iota of control over its day-to-day operations. The Federal Reserve is no more federal than Federal Express. It is a private bank that poses as a government entity. In 2011, when the New York Times attempted to … Continue reading →

Why Simplicity Is So Important

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Henry David Thoreau, one of my favorite authors, once declared, “My greatest skill has been to want little.” I’ve always taken this quote to heart and have endeavored to live a life of simplicity. Now, in recent times, I think that simplicity has become even more important. When you have a look at our country, devastated with debt, you can see how the concept of simplicity and living within your means has become a completely forgotten idea. On a countrywide … Continue reading →

Bogus Deficit Reduction

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Bill Clinton claimed the deficit was reduced more than since the Civil War and that his balanced budget would protect Medicare, Medicaid, education and the environment. On the surface it might appear he reduced the deficit, but the problem was the deceptive way Clinton accomplished this “sleight of hand” deficit reduction. It’s called “cooking the books.” You see, the government keeps two sets of books… One set showed the rosy picture Clinton wanted to paint for the American public. The … Continue reading →