Posts tagged "politics"
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Epstein and Disinformation
The 'current thing' is the Epstein cover-up. President Trump seemed swampy by saying recently that there was nothing more of interest. It was apparently all just about some "creep" and his creepy fetish. For the Populist champion, this was about as unpopulist as one could get. Regardless of whether Trump is a Populist or not (I believe he's a Neoliberal), being unpopulist at this stage of history is extremely unpopular. Trump and his relevant staff of Pam Bondi and Kash Patel have been pilloried by the public and they deserve it in my opinion. However, we live in a time of confusion and disinformation. It's hard to know the probably-true from the almost-certainly-false. Governments put out false or irrelevant information to fog up the windows. Other nefarious actors add their own bad air. Being 'informed' is not enough. I want to outline my thought process. I want to show how I steer a path to reasonable conclusions.
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The Coming Crypto Crisis Opportunity
I want to get ahead of this one. I suspect a plan is being rolled out. A recent article in the Financial Times alerted me to it. The plan is to coordinate media to blame crypto for the next big crash. I also think a big crash is closer than we think.
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Why I write A Blog
I remember one time, one early evening, I happened to be looking at my deck when a big longhorn beetle landed and rolled on its back. I set it right, but it immediately unset itself. Lying there, walking to nowhere, it was as if whatever tiny soul it had was reliving the thing that made it feel most free. An hour later, its legs were now moving in slow motion. Death was close. I went away for a while, and when I came back, the first ants had appeared. Scavenger bitches! It wasn’t dead yet!1 Half an hour later (or so), I checked again and there was a swarm of ants trying to move the corpse. When I went to bed they were still working. The next morning there was nothing there. A writer should have a question that has stalked him like Death his whole life.
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