on the Corruption of Climate Science. (3 min video)

Writes Daniel Cohn:

Another trenchant commentary!

For minority students.

And politics at the Vatican (Thanks, Paula Deist)

The Relationship Between Chronotype and Political Ideology, by Steve Sailer – The Unz Review

For Communion class | LifeSitel (Thanks, Paula Deist)

Breitbart (Thanks, Paula Deist)

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By Steve Sailer – The Unz Review

Armstrong Economics

Armstrong Economics.

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Writes Robert Katz:

A challenge to Bernie Sanders, Pocahantus Warren, Beto O’Rourke, and all other Left-wing, politically correct, hypocritical opportunists:

Tell me which American city you think is most overrun by White Supremacists, and I’ll walk their downtown at night, unarmed, without bodyguards, wearing a Star of David on my jacket if you walk downtown St Louis, Missouri—at any time of day—similarly unarmed and unguarded. If you wish, you may substitute Detroit, Michigan, or Memphis, Tennessee, for St Louis.

Writes Luis P. Almeida:

Lew,

The global corporate media is waging a coordinated fear campaign against Brazil by claiming that the world’s “Lungs are on Fire.” Yet, NASA tells us that fires this dry season are average and not particularly bad. This hasn’t stopped evil Macron for making a Brazilian domestic issue a major topic for discussion at the upcoming G7 meeting. Macron has stated that “Our house is burning, literally.”

Well, fortunately for Brazil, Bolsonaro knows that Macron and others believe the Amazon belongs to them and is having none of it. He has told Merkel to concern herself with her own forests and is closely watching the NGOs that are driving this topic in the media.

Macron isn’t the first world leader to claim the Amazon does not belong to Brazil. Al Gore once said, “Contrary to what Brazilians think, the Amazon is not their property, it belongs to all of us,” Ha! The majority of Brazilians know what the globalists are up to and are not going to roll over. Thank God for Bolsonaro who has the courage and the intelligence to say: “You have to understand that the Amazon is Brazil’s, not yours,” Bolsonaro said on Friday. “If all this devastation you accuse us of doing was done in the past the Amazon would have stopped existing, it would be a big desert.”

Zero Hedge (Thanks, V. Terranova)

In Circulation than $1 Bills | Armstrong Economics

For his determination to preserve the Italian people, and his invocation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in this cause.  (Thanks, Paula Deist)

Now Come From Migrant Backgrounds.

With the city of Uppsala recently seeing a wave of rape attacks.

Over Yemen | Zero Hedge

Dems Are Doomed | Zero Hedge

As ‘King of Israel, Second Coming of God‘.

RT Op-ed

History Repeats | Armstrong Economics

To Censor the Internet. (Thanks, Norm Singleton)

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Writes Tom Woods:

The heroic Ron Paul turns 84 today.

I thought I’d share this with you: it’s a reflection by the young(ish) Michael Heise, the founder of the Mises Caucus of the Libertarian Party.

“How many bills did Ron Paul get passed” is a dumb metric. Most of these bills are evil, and many others are fleeting or insignificant.

He changed the way many people thought. He got them reading important works (seriously, what other presidential candidate everaccomplished that?).

And he changed entire lives, as you’ll see in Michael’s remarks:
By the time I was 18, I was a mess. I had a lot going on at home, my “awakening” made me feel very isolated at school and I just felt like I was in a 24/7 cycle of extreme negativity that I couldn’t escape from to the point where I internalized it, like that’s all there was to my life. By this point I was having suicidal fantasies. It was a very dark point in my life.

Then I stumbled across [a Ron Paul YouTube video] during the 2008 campaign. Ron was an intellectual awakening for me as he was for so many others, but for me he was much more than that. Ron’s entry into my life was a glimpse at the kind of person I want to be like. It was the first real thing to shake the darkness in my mind and show me that my life doesn’t have to be like this — I can strive to be a hero like that guy! I can strive to be brave, courageous, truthful no matter what anybody thought or said. I can fight the odds on the side of right.

My life has never been the same since and Ron has been a constant in it ever since, whether it was Daily Paul, YouTube interviews, his old podcast with Charles Goyette, his Texas straight talks, his books, or now the Liberty Report.

Happy birthday, hero.

You said it, man.

Those were some amazing days, and I couldn’t have been prouder to be out there supporting and defending such a good man.

Writes Atilla Sulker:

“Happy 78th birthday to my dear friend and mentor, Dr. Walter Block! I first began emailing Dr. Block in June of 2018, and met him for the first time at the Mises Institute, in Auburn, Alabama, last year. Since then, Dr. Block has been an inspiration to me, both in the realm of scholarship, and the broad brushstroke of life. His desire to not only stretch, but completely redraw the boundaries instantly caught my attention. Dr. Block comes up with ideas that may seem “crazy” at the superficial level, but upon further examination, they are borderline genius. His methodology in creating ideas is something that I have adopted myself- come up with the craziest ideas, then logically distill them until you have something of substance. Dr. Block continues to produce prolific amounts of literature all the time, all very fascinating to read. Check out his massive archives here!”

Writes Atilla Sulker:

A supposed “conservative” Republican became the first in his party to announce his support for a ban on “assault” weapons. What a scoundrel! Take a look at this.

Why am I not surprised? Soon, the rest of them will admit their support as well. Of course, it was our very own Republican governor in Florida, Rick Scott, who raised the minimum age of ownership for a rifle to 21. Terrible.

From Israel-Palestine – LobeLog