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Column #333     January 21, 2022

Our worldview is wildly distorted in more than one arena. That often happens when mobs or depots assume control. Both believe that self determination guided by critical thinking and a belief in God’s word is detrimental to the whole. Today, after suffering through two years of twisted, evil CDC edicts that caused far more harm than good, I think everyone understands how it happens. But the CDC’s medical harms pale in comparison to what our leaders have done to our nation’s money and credit system.

Most people no longer prepare for a rainy day because they believe our money and financial institutions are well protected. Since they’re unprepared, a monetary rainy day for them will be much worse than COVID. That’s because in our modern, highly interdependent world, financial health is required for short-term and long-term survival. It’s very difficult to live off the land in cities and towns. Consequently, since our asset markets are overpriced and the credit structure is a bubble waiting to pop, financial risks have never been greater!

Column #332     January 14, 2022

Kevin Stock, dentist, nutrition devotee, and carnivore, made a few interesting points about the best food for humans in his weekly, December 11, 2021, “Saturday 7" newsletter. That letter is his condensed roundup on health and wealth, art and science, creativity and innovation, laughs and life.

What was interesting about this issue was it provided an introduction into how he analyzes and evaluates diets and nutritional outcomes. It’s not even close to covering his big nutrition picture and the science behind the whats and whys. But nonetheless, the following quote is a good condensed version on what we’re supposed to eat and why.¹

Column #331       January 7, 2022

Will a three-hour New Year’s Eve podcast be a pivotal turning point for America? The podcast I’m referring to is Joe Rogan’s interview of Dr. Robert Malone, filmed on December 30, 2021, and aired the next day. In it Malone talked about COVID, hydroxychloroquine, ivermectin, monoclonal antibodies, mNRA vaccines (which he invented), violations of medical ethics, the devaluation of science, your health, your freedom, and the future of our country which our children will inherit. If you haven’t watched it yet, it should be mandatory for your watch list. It’s good educational information from beginning to end and certainly tops 99.99% of the TV fare out there—including bowl games.¹

Malone’s bio explains why everyone needs to pay attention to this man and others like him.

Column #330     December 31, 2021

For years I’ve been puzzled about why there is so little support from the CDC, NIH, and medical community generally for using nutrition to confront chronic disease symptoms. Since 1999 I’ve read hundreds of peer-reviewed studies that explain how various chronic diseases can be suppressed with a proper diet. The first report I remember reading was “Essential Fatty Acids in Health and Chronic Disease” by Dr. Artemis P Simopoulos. In it she stated that a diet with a 1:1 weighted balance of Omega-6 and Omega-3 fatty acids can positively address a long list of chronic diseases.

Here’s a short quote: “Studies indicate that a high intake of Omega-6 fatty acids shifts the physiologic state to one that is prothrombotic and proaggregatory, characterized by increases in blood viscosity, vasospasm, and vasoconstriction and decreases in bleeding time. Omega-3 fatty acids, however, have antiinflammatory, antithrombotic, antiarrhythmic, hypolipidemic, and vasodilatory properties. These beneficial effects of Omega-3 fatty acids have been shown in the secondary prevention of coronary heart disease, hypertension, type 2 diabetes, and, in some patients with renal disease, rheumatoid arthritis, ulcerative colitis, Crohn disease, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.”¹

Column #329       December 24, 2021

Three Strikes, You're Out!

It wasn’t to be. For yet an unknown reason the computer that takes in the video from the cameras and audio from the soundboard malfunctioned during the entire Christmas Eve program. Consequently, only a silent video was posted on YouTube. In house, the audio worked perfectly and the service was beyond outstanding.

Column #328        December 17, 2021

There are about 24 million government employees. There’s an estimated 59 million Americans receiving welfare during an average month. There are 70 million Social Security recipients. About 35 million families currently receive monthly Child Tax Credit payments. There is some overlap of course.^{1 2 3}

As you can see, many Americans are already, or are becoming, dependent on the Federal government (working Americans and the printing press) for some or all of their income. Yes, even Social Security, Medicare, and similar programs are not actually funded by savings, rather the funds are transfer payments from current taxpayers. The government is not holding any actual savings accounts in the classical sense.

Column #327       December 10, 2021

Since 1999 my focus has been on nutritional health which has been based on the hundreds of peer-reviewed studies I’ve read. The science was clear when I started and it has only improved. Yet the myths supporting the Standard American Diet (SAD) remain as if the science condemning SAD doesn’t exist.

Numerous times I’ve pointed out how big pharma, the medical profession, USDA’s MyPlate recommendations, oligarchs, MSM, and even the health food industry promotes myths rather than science. But it wasn’t until the pandemic started that I realized just how evil our government had become in its mission to line the pockets of industry at the expense of the people’s health.

Column #326       December 3, 2021

Do you remember 1975's Pet Rock fad? Lots of people bought them and the “inventor” became an overnight millionaire. The pet rock fad didn’t have the staying power of other collectibles so it only lasted one year.¹

Baseball cards, Barbie dolls, Tonka trucks, artwork, model trains, antique cars, coins, stamps, and other memorabilia generally have been popular with collectors for generations. It follows because people like to collect items which remind them of their past. Even so, values rise and fall with the times as new generations come and go and the cycles boom and bust.²

Column #325      November 26, 2021

There’s few things more certain in life than an action causing a reaction. When it comes to actions and reactions most of us think of our high school physics classes where we learned about Newton's Three Laws of Motion. (1) In order for the motion of an object to change, a force must act upon it. (2) There are calculable relationships between acceleration, force, and  mass. (3) Any time a force acts from one object to another, there is an equal force acting back on the original object.¹

But do you realize that the forces of actions and reactions extend far beyond the physical world. Here’s a viewpoint from The Laws of the Universe. “In every waking moment we are creating and altering our lives. Our present situation and future is and will be a product of our thoughts, our visualizations, our intentions, our emotions, our feelings, our beliefs, our attitudes, our expectations and what we will (or will not) allow ourselves to experience shapes your life.”²

Column #324     November 19, 2021

The FDA has told us that while it can conduct a review of 329,000+ pages of documents in 108 days to approve the Pfizer vaccine, it now asks for more than 20,000 days (55 years) to make those same documents available to the public.

Just so you have the full picture, here’s the federal government’s record: