This isn’t fancy. The idea of a 50 yr mortgage should scare us. This is rough numbers. I am not a financial expert. But I can identify the huge potential for generational debt in the idea being tossed out there. That a 50 yr mortgage will encourage young people to buy homes. I asked AI … Read more
We’re making choices right now, whether we realize it or not. Inaction is a choice. Complacency is a choice. Believing “that’s just how it works” is a choice. So here’s the real question: What are you going to choose? The Numbers Don’t Lie Bottom Line Up Front: While companies eliminated over 100,000 jobs citing “AI … Read more
The viral claims don’t match what American intelligence agencies actually say Bottom Line Up Front: In the wake of recent U.S. military strikes on boats near Venezuela, a narrative has exploded across social media: Venezuela is flooding America with fentanyl. Memes and posts claim the strikes targeted fentanyl shipments. Politicians have amplified the message. It’s … Read more
The United States has a well-documented history of military interventions globally. According to Congressional Research Service documentation, the U.S. has used armed forces abroad in over 500 instances since 1798. From 1898 to 1994, the U.S. successfully intervened to change governments in Latin America alone at least 41 times. An average of one every 28 months or one global intervention every 18 months for over a century. When expanded globally to include interventions in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, the documented count exceeds 52 major interventions.
The systematic invisibility of Native Americans reveals a pattern of marginalization that spans from colonial treaties to modern immigration enforcement. And the data vacuum itself is the story. By Angela Fisher On October 14, 2025 – Indigenous Peoples Day – President Trump issued a proclamation honoring only Columbus Day, celebrating the explorer who ‘opened the … Read more
Medical Disclaimer: Written by a layperson with a need to understand and present valid data. This article presents data-driven analysis of publicly available epidemiological and clinical research regarding MMR vaccination. The author is not a medical professional, and this content is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It should not be considered medical advice, … Read more
Bottom Line Up Front: American agriculture faces its most severe crisis since the 1980s. Farm bankruptcies accelerated 96% in Q1 2025, with 352 total filings projected for the year. The Argentina bailout scandal exemplifies how US policy actively undermines American farmers—taxpayers funded a $20 billion bailout that immediately enabled Argentina to undercut US soybean exports to … Read more
When comedians get silenced, democracy is in danger Bottom Line Up Front: Comedy isn’t just the canary in the coal mine of democracy. It is democracy. The irreverent, uncompromising voice that refuses to bow before power, no matter how sacred, secular, or seemingly supreme that power claims to be. EXTENSIVE list of sources provided at … Read more
Timeline: From “Made in USA” Champions to Wealth Extractors The Original Promise (1960s-1985): “We’ll Keep Jobs in America” In 1985, Sam Walton launched Walmart’s “Buy American” campaign with celebrity endorsements and patriotic promises. The message was clear: shopping at Walmart meant supporting American manufacturing and American jobs. See: Key Points: The Shift Begins (1980s-1990s): The … Read more
Bottom Line Up Front: While politicians blame opposing parties after mass shootings, FBI data shows these attacks stem from personal crisis, not political ideology. Under 7% involve ideological grievances, while over 80% of shooters experience multiple personal stressors—financial strain, job loss, relationship breakdown, mental health struggles. Most importantly, 48% tell others about their plans, but … Read more
