fifty years ago the ceo usually got paid about forty times his average employees wage. now days i read where the ceo gets about four hundred times that average wage, and the tv won't speak of such things;

 brother nathanael, a jew converted to orthodox, speaks about current events for a few minutes;

https://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=243433

 consider this a short list;

 pat buchanan speaks about the death by guns stuff your tv waves in your face on a regular basis;

“Unfortunately, Jan. 6 was not an isolated event,” warned FBI Director Christopher Wray last winter:

“The problem of domestic terrorism has been metastasizing across the country for a long time now, and it’s not going away anytime soon.”

Since he became director in 2017, said Wray, FBI domestic terrorism investigations had doubled in number to more than 2,000, and FBI investigations of white supremacists had tripled.

Listening to Wray, one came away with the impression that right-wing terrorism was our foremost internal security issue, that the Jan. 6 riot was a manifestation of that terrorism, and that white supremacists top the list of dangerous enemies inside our own country.

The vast turnout of police and press for the Sept. 18 protest on the Mall to demand fairness for the Jan. 6 “patriots” suggested that our elites shared Wray’s alarm.

All seemed disappointed when the brownshirts failed to show up.

Yet, with this week’s release of FBI statistics on violent crime in America, showing a record 30% surge in homicides in 2020 over 2019, questions arise.

What caused the number of U.S. victims of murder and manslaughter to explode by almost 5,000 last year to reach a total of 21,500? Why are homicides rising another 10% this year? Why are murders and manslaughters rising so dramatically in the USA?

For that number of killings, 21,500 in 2021, is three times the number of U.S. soldiers dead in 20 years of fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq.

The New York Times and Washington Post both made the FBI figures front-page news. And the Times gave some insight as to who the victims of homicide in this country were and are.

Here is the relevant passage in the Times story:..........read more.......

 every time i hear one of the talking heads on the tv talk about how the empire wants a rules based world i have to laugh and this essay presents a bit of what could be called background on that laughter;

When an empire pushes up against its zenith, in a moment of equanimity before beginning the long slide into oblivion, there is opportunity to make sensible decisions to recognize rising adversaries and negotiate working relationships—offering each a seat at the table. Empires not heeding the moment find themselves caught in a trap named for a Greek historian—the Thucydides Trap, One such empire is the United States. 

Americans, mesmerized into a complacency of lifestyle that is still preferable to most of the world, and wanting for it to continue, support easy but unsustainable fixes. In a game of both-ends-against-the-middle, domestically, we use dollars made from debt, which alone, in time, will destroy the economy. Globally, we use whatever geo-strategic power we have left, to take from other nations, using sanctions and military threats. 

'For now', it works. We detain Iranian oil tankers on the high seas, bound for Venezuela (a nation representing no threat to the US), take the cargo and sell it. Because it doesn't directly affect our major adversaries, China and Russia, and because Iran can't do much to stop it, 'for now', Iranian oil sales to Venezuela have been stopped. 

High seas theft is piracy. Under 'international law' (without UN support for our actions), the US are pirates. But, with 'chest-thumping' and one hell of a PR campaign to sell an idea of US—'rules-based-order, 'for now', not much is being done to stop it. 

This same US tactic played-out with the Chinese tele-tech giant, Huawei. This week, my tyrannical homeland, Canada, released Huawei's CFO after three years of 'house arrest'. Her crime—a highly advanced 5G network, capable of data theft. As with Julian Assange, in Britain, CFO Meng was taken into custody by the Canadians to be extradited to the US. What were we Americans told? Huawei's 5G was capable of data theft. 

This again worked for the US, seriously slowing Huawei's progress in the EU, and pushing back China, who in retaliation for Canada's theft of their CFO grabbed up a couple of Canadians for espionage—who were quietly returned home this week. 

'RealPolitic' (without any regard for justice and human suffering), works, but only for as long as the rest of the world can be huffed and puffed into line. With major adversaries, China and Russia, our actions have engendered hostility that may come back with a vengeance when we find ourselves no longer able to contain up-and-comers. ..........read more.........

 greg hunter and cliff high speak for an hour and twelve minutes and i post the intro from the email this arrived with; 

This video explains all the seemingly un-explainable occurrences we've experienced over the last 2 years.  Whether you've been vaccinated or not, I suggest you take the time to watch this film.  It may save your life or someone's you love.  Mr. High offers quite a bit of hope for the future in this open war by the international mafia against the people of earth. I certainly hope he is right in his opinions and offerings.  The media, on the other hand, has been extremely effective in creating an atmosphere of fear and confusion by creating a total picture of doom and gloom.  If it isn't Covid 19, then its gun violence, racial inequality, global warming, er, I mean, climate change, and all the other bad news they can conjure up.  

https://rumble.com/vm7ss3-deep-state-deception-tricks-us-into-thinking-theyre-winning-clif-high.html

 the victors write the history and there's much we're told about the past that ain't exactly so. europe in the twentieth century is one of those places. and germany is even more lied about than others, except perhaps russia;