The speaker attributes his significant wealth increase to shifting focus from popular narratives to the underlying structural forces of economics. This systems-thinking approach allows for better risk assessment and identification of financial opportunities.
Opposing simple election integrity measures like voter ID is counterproductive because it fuels public suspicion. This behavior makes the party appear as though it has something to hide, undermining trust regardless of the actual intent.
The proclamation was not just a moral act but a calculated strategy. By making the war explicitly about ending slavery, Lincoln made it politically impossible for abolitionist nations like Great Britain to support the Confederacy, cutting off their resources.
True global power operates at a structural level above daily life. A small group of people (e.g., ~150) influences global economic policy by understanding and manipulating the fundamental mechanisms of society, a reality most are unaware of.
Unlike the 2008 crisis, which was localized in housing and banking, the current problem is with the US dollar itself. Global central banks are now fleeing the dollar for assets like gold, signaling a systemic crisis, not a sectoral one.
Studies reveal a shocking link between a judge's physical state and their rulings. The likelihood of a favorable ruling, like parole, drops significantly as the time since their last meal increases, highlighting how biology can override rational judgment.
The principle that a small group will always emerge to lead is a fundamental law of human organization. This isn't limited to geopolitics or massive corporations; it's a fractal pattern observable in every group, including one's own family.
One's stance on an issue should be consistent regardless of the individual involved. If you celebrate Don Lemon's arrest but would decry Alex Jones's for the same act, you have a personal bias, not a principled stance on the policy.
Evolution designed emotions to help you move forward and make decisions, not to accurately perceive the world. Relying on them for truth leads to poor long-term outcomes. Your feelings don't have inherent "validity"; they are biological reactions.
Instead of focusing on potential election fraud, media discussion of "chain of custody" and the DNI's unusual presence aims to create a narrative that any evidence found is tainted, controlling public perception regardless of the outcome.
Political figures like Donald Trump don't create movements but are instead elevated by pre-existing societal moods. They succeed by reflecting the populace's will to stay in power, not by shaping it. Had Trump run in the 90s, he would have failed.
Despite official rhetoric, the Fed is creating money out of thin air to buy short-term government debt. Labeled "reserve management purchases," this is functionally quantitative easing, designed to keep the government's borrowing costs from exploding.
The Federal Reserve has lost control. Soaring national debt and its interest payments—the second-largest budget item—force policy decisions. This "fiscal dominance" is pushing the U.S. towards an inevitable sovereign debt crisis within a decade.