Australians pay some of the highest electricity rates in the world, mostly due to laws imposed by the Australian government which affirm and enshrine the global-government’s climate change theory and which require energy to be largely produced by expensive wind and solar projects. In recent years, Australian voters have revolted against such rules. Voters and …
August 2018 archive
Aug 25
2.3 million starving Venezuelans have fled socialism for other South American countries
Just 25 years ago the people of Venezuela were the healthiest and wealthiest in Latin America. But they fell for promises of “free health care” and government benefits and voted for socialism. Now hundreds of thousands have died of starvation and disease. Women and young girls prostitute themselves for pennies. Men die fighting with knives …
Aug 24
Tech giants meet secretly at Twitter headquarters to plot election operations
Of course the American people have the constitutional right to meet secretly and plot the overthrow of government by means ofelections and coordinated political speech. But in recent years, “campaign finance reformers” have imposed various rules making such secret plotting and funding of political speech illegal. Governments everywhere have always demanded that anyone who publishes …
Aug 22
Data analysis reveals California “record heat” records are manipulated
The great data analyst Tony Heller has exposed many government temperature record lies. Now Heller has examined widely-publicized claims that California recently set various “all-time” heat records. (A report that this past July was the hottest in California history, for example, made its way onto the front pages of many national newspapers.) Heller finds that …
Aug 20
South African government begins seizing farms without compensation
Every government ultimately comes for all property, all wealth, all freedom, and to kill or cage all who resist. For several years the government of South Africa has harassed and threatened hundreds of farmers. Rumors that the government was preparing to steal the farms without compensation have caused land prices to plummet. Now the government …
Aug 19
More doctors leaving the medical profession, citing growing hassles, regulation
The medical profession is probably the world’s most overregulated profession. Compliance paperwork is now a major component of being a medical doctor. And recently, the industry’s authorities have pushed for all medical records to be digitized and electronic–so that such records can be easily transferred to other doctors (and the government). Many older physicians are …
Aug 11
Private donations to Puerto Rico intercepted by government; food left to rot; hundreds dead
SAN JUAN, P.R. If the private sector had been free to help Puerto Ricans after the devastating hurricanes of 2017, the island would have quickly recovered. Power and running water would have been restored within a week. But government officials “took charge” of donations and recovery efforts. Some Puerto Ricans have been without power and …
Aug 08
Professor John Lamb: I will walk again!
An update on Lysander Spooner University’s favorite professor of journalism, John Lamb. In April John was involved in a horrible and tragic traffic wreck on I-90 near Three Forks, Montana. John smashed into a semi tractor and it took more than 45 minutes to pry his body from the wreckage. John Lamb broke dozens of …
Aug 08
Study: Welfare has impoverished millions, poisoned entire communities
“Welfare” in the popular sense originated in the 1960s with President Lyndon Johnson’s “War on Poverty.” By the 1980s, profound research by academics documented that households which accepted welfare payments were WORSE OFF 5 years later compared to similarly-situated households which did not receive welfare “benefits.” (Much of this research was PAID FOR BY THE …
Aug 05
Oregon State Computers Crash for 8 to 48 Hours across the State
Governments everywhere seek constantly to take over and control the world’s computer systems–frequently claiming people’s computer are vulnerable to failure, sabotage, hacking or “cyberterror.” When these messages fail to gain traction, governments claim they must control everyone’s computer use to stop corporations from charging differently for different speeds, or from charging the poor more than …
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