Tuesday, September 07, 2021

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Chicago Boyz

  • ChicagoBoyz Waiting Room Series: 36 – With Bonus Covid Observation

    Uh oh, we all know what that is… I took a walk with the “pups” through one of our fields today as I so often do. Mind you, the “pups” are 130 pounds each. We just have always called them that. Anyways on this walk that I have taken the pups...

    a day ago

  • Labor Day Thoughts

    My discussion question for today: In a world with global and highly-efficient transportation and communications…and billions of people who are accustomed to low wages…is it possible for a country such as the United States to maintain...

    a day ago

  • Cone of Silence

    It looks as if with the official departure of the US military from Kabul, a media cone of silence perpetuated by the National Establishment Media has descended over the whole ghastly mess, leaving a good many of us who have been following the...

    2 days ago

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  • Australia Government Ignoring the Truckers

    Armstrong Economics Blog/Australia & Oceania Re-Posted Sep 7, 2021 by Martin Armstrong The Premier Gladys Berejiklian of New South Wales in Australia will probably go down in history as one of the most tyrannical politicians of all time...

    3 hours ago

  • Pfizer Creating COVID Pills you Take Daily + Vaccine

    Armstrong Economics Blog/Vaccine Re-Posted Sep 7, 2021 by Martin Armstrong Pfizer Pills Pfizer is now looking to come out with a pill you take daily in addition to your vaccine for COVID. Clearly, this virus has been so exploited it … Continue...

    4 hours ago

  • Will Canada Ditch Trudeau to Save the Nation from WEF?

    Armstrong Economics Blog/Canada Re-Posted Sep 7, 2021 by Martin Armstrong Spread the love Maxime Bernier is a Canadian businessman, lawyer, and politician who served as a cabinet minister of Prime Minister Stephen Harper, and as Member...

    4 hours ago

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  • Church Pillars of Sai Island in Wadi Halfa, Sudan

    Sai Island is a tiny island in the Nile stretching just five kilometers across and 12 kilometers long, but it contains ruins spanning thousands of years and several empires. Though Sudan is now primarily an Islamic country, a medieval Christian...

    2 hours ago

  • Hall's Hill Wall in Arlington, Virginia

    The neighborhood of Halls Hill emerged from the plantation owned by Basil Hall, a slaveowner whose family was infamously cruel. To wit, Hall became a widower when his first wife, Elizabeth, was so abusive to an enslaved woman named Jenny Farr...

    3 hours ago

  • Richmond Bridge in Richmond, Australia

    Bridges are commonplace, so what makes the Richmond Bridge in Tasmania such a unique destination? It has the distinction of being Australia's oldest existing stone arch bridge. Bigge's Bridge was named after Royal Commissioner John Thomas...

    4 hours ago

Accidental Deliberations

  • #Elxn44 Roundup

    The latest from Canada's federal election campaign. - Sam Hammond argues that we should expect our federal parties to strengthen public education in the wake of a pandemic which has exposed the iniquities faced by disadvantaged students...

    14 minutes ago

  • Tuesday Afternoon Links

    This and that for your Tuesday reading.- Peter Hotez writes that the U.S. is facing a new nightmare phase in responding to COVID-19, while Frank Newport reports on the strong public support for far more public health protections than have been...

    25 minutes ago

  • #Elxn44 Roundup

    Assorted content from Canada's federal election campaign.- Mitchell Thompson offers a reminder as to why voters can't trust Justin Trudeau's election promises based on both his party's track record of austerity, and his suspicious insistence...

    a day ago
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