The Federal Reserve also shares some guilt for our inflation.

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Mr. President, I just had a possible revelation about the Federal Reserve, and I need to put it into words. During Biden's term, there was massive spending—trillions on all sorts of programs. That money didn't just appear; it was supplied through bonds issued by the Treasury, and the Fed played a huge role by buying those bonds, expanding the money supply like crazy. So, the Federal Reserve shares the guilt for the runaway inflation we all suffered. They should've refused to support that spending spree by not buying the bonds, or at least told the Treasury in…

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Are Iran’s kill numbers real?

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Mr. President, I have doubts about this report claiming Iran killed 30,000 of its own citizens during the recent crackdown. That's a staggering number—30,000 bodies? That's a lot to dispose of in a timely manner without leaving massive evidence everywhere. Think about the logistics: morgues overflowing, mass graves that satellites or locals would spot, families demanding remains, and all under a blackout? It smells like exaggeration from exile groups or media hype to amp up pressure on the regime. Don't get me wrong, the mullahs are brutal and capable of horrors—thousands dead is plausible from live fire…

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Alex Pretti

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Alex Pretti died needlessly because he didn't exercise due caution. He should have approached calmly, kept his distance from the ongoing event, and asked questions from afar instead of inserting himself. Pretti could have raised his hands high to show no intent to interfere, stayed back, and followed every officer's command without resistance. Had he done this, he'd still be alive. Published by Editor, Sammy Campbell.

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ICE rains

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ICE could deploy water cannons not just for direct dispersal, but to create a protective "rain barrier" around areas of operations (e.g., hotel perimeters, convoy routes, or processing zones during the Minneapolis surge). A steady, low-to-moderate pressure mist or shower of water—mixed with an alcohol antifreeze additive to prevent freezing in subzero temps—would soak approaching rioters or agitators, forcing them to retreat quickly. The additional benefits in this environment are massive:Iced surfaces as a natural deterrent: In current Minneapolis conditions (wind chills -20°F to -35°F), water on pavement, sidewalks, or grass freezes rapidly into slick ice. Anyone…

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Somali fraudsters in Minnesota

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I have watched several videos where a journalist goes to non-emergency transport businesses in Minnesota. The businesses are just storefronts, or the businesses don't exist. The same is for the childcare centers. Meanwhile, these businesses are reaping millions of dollars, which adds up to billions of dollars annually. Some of these businesses have been stealing from the American citizenry for a decade. The Somali men become violent when journalists ask questions about the locations of the businesses that are registered at the Minnesota government site.We are paying interest payments on billions of dollars on this Somali fraud.…

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A Big Mac, and a Dollar.

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I grew up believing an honest hour’s work should buy an honest meal. In the late 1980s, the federal minimum was $3.35 an hour. When the wage went up to $3.75 in 1990, a Big Mac meal back then—burger, medium fries, medium Coke—ran about $3.50 to $4.00 before tax. One hour of work, maybe 50 minutes, and those at that pay level walked out full with change in their pocket.Fast-forward to 2025. The federal minimum wage in many states is still $7.25. Yet today that same Big Mac combo costs $12 to $15. The kid making $7.25…

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Nancy Pelosi has gone full on Nazi!

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"He's just a vile creature, the worst thing on the face of the Earth."-Nancy Pelosi, about President Trump, 11/4/2025 I wouldn't have had an issue with this statement if she hadn't used 'creature' and 'thing' to describe President Trump. If she wrote, He's just a vile person, the worst human on the face of Earth. That would be an opinion, no harm, no foul. The Nazis used her exact wording about the Jews to persuade the German citizens to approve their murders. Published by Editor, Sammy Campbell.

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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy-Toxic Frost

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If I were Ukraine’s President, I’d go Roman on Moscow as General Scipio did to Carthage. I cannot understand why President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is holding back on Moscow.Vladimir Putin wants to possess all of Ukraine; otherwise, he’d be suing for peace at the current battle lines. Therefore, Vladimir Putin will not destroy the most fertile farmland in the world by using nuclear weapons in Ukraine. Ukraine has hybrid vehicles capable of reaching Moscow.Imagine a thousand drone hybrids hitting Moscow in the dead of night with radioactive waste! The drones detonate 30 feet above the ground. The people…

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Three governors, three masters of destruction

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California: Newsom and Proposition 47’s Legacy Policy Context: Newsom, a progressive Democrat, has supported decarceration and rehabilitation-focused policies, notably defending Proposition 47 (2014), which reduced penalties for low-level theft and drug offenses. Critics argue this fostered a perception of leniency, spiking shoplifting and burglaries.Crime Surge and Reversals: Shoplifting rose 28% from 2019-2023, with San Francisco and LA seeing retail losses of $4B annually. High-profile store closures (e.g., Target in SF, 2021) were partly blamed on theft, though e-commerce also factored. By 2025, Newsom’s 2024 anti-crime package (10 bills, including felony charges for serial theft) cut shoplifting 15% and…

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