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1/22/2019
Just saying if your a Christian and are politically opinionated, keep this bible verse in mind and definitely in your heart.
- Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor. Exodus 20:16 (KJV)
Why I’m I talking bout a bible verse, well after this week media false news and backlash for spreading evil lies it is much needed to reflect on the real issues that affect us as a nation.
- Not all Democrats are leftist and evil - Not all Trump supporters are racist & xenophobic
That brings me to another biblical verse.
- The tongue has the power of life and death, and those who love it will eat its fruit. Proverbs 18:21 (NIV)
It's clear we will regret half of what we do or say online and real life, that’s the downfall of it. What’s great is we have the ability to choose to do right and amendments to our way of life. Remember God is watching us up closely - Psalm 139:1-4 (NIV)
1 You have searched me, Lord,
and you know me.
2 You know when I sit and when I rise;
you perceive my thoughts from afar.
3 You discern my going out and my lying down;
you are familiar with all my ways.
4 Before a word is on my tongue
you, Lord, know it completely.
Let’s just do God’s will !!!
12/20/2018
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Some times I wish I could understand socialist logic on matters of wealth. They think its big corporations and the 1% who are stealing everyones right to “make that extra cash”, but how is what they fail to explain.
As a political system whose philosophy is based on equality for all, why its proponents are the most intolerant and aggressive? It has transcended in the past decade, socialism has been accepted not only by millennials also seniors 28% have a positive view of socialism while 61 percent have a favorable view of capitalism. According to a survey by reason.com poll. Skeptics of socialism always come to a conclusion, if socialism is magnificent why it has to be imposed through the government and not voluntarily. According to a Reason survey, 58% of Americans support capitalism as an economic model.
Socialism affects not only the economy but also culture and daily life. Part of these changes are the limitation of free speech, political correctness is a tendency , it limits individual potential. In this era basic rights such as freedom of association are attacked. Sympathizers or socialists use not only the government to impose their ideology, they also do it through corporations, corporations that intend to sell their services to the rest of the population that does not agree.
The remedies to the expansion of socialism is to be consistent in supporting political leaders who are motivated by the US constitution. A classic of the founders is "Life, freedom and the pursuit of happiness," a phrase from the Declaration of Independence of the United States. To to fend for yourself is to destroy the big state.
The Rubin Report - Socialism Isn't Cool
Published on Jan 17, 2018
“The ideas of socialism, that the means of production, distribution and labor should be owned, controlled and regulated by the community as a whole are the worst sort of collectivist ideas which exist.”
Why Is Socialism Attractive ? Is the real question in todays political atmosphere. Depends on who you ask socialism is an ideal that is pro equality and of empowerment. Others would say, in my case, that socialism is a system that subtracts rights, political and economic power. Many claim that socialism has never been implemented in its entirety, of course that's false, just look at the countries that have tried it. Here is a short video to leave another perspective.
so·cial·ism ˈsōSHəˌlizəm noun: socialism A political and economic theory of social organization that advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole. synonyms:leftism, welfarism; radicalism, progressivism, social democracy; communism, Marxism, labor movement "my appreciation for certain aspects of socialism does not mean I'm a socialist" policy or practice based on the political and economic theory of socialism. synonyms:leftism, welfarism; radicalism, progressivism, social democracy; communism, Marxism, labor movement "my appreciation for certain aspects of socialism does not mean I'm a socialist" (in Marxist theory) a transitional social state between the overthrow of capitalism and the realization of communism.
Socialism is the philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy. - Winston Churchill
According to Andrew Gillum, candidate for Florida governor has some explaining to do to his tax hike which will increase a 7.75 making it a $1 billon in additional state revenue.
From Gillum's web page "The “Fair Share” plan calls for rebuilding our public schools, paying teachers a minimum starting salary of $50,000, investing in early childhood education programs, and investing in SHOP 2.0 and vocational training to help get workers the training they need for higher paying jobs."
We all know that higher taxes for the privet sector will be reflected on the consumer making basic products more expensive.
When Chris Cuomo on prime time pressed on the idea of a higher taxes he gave an unusual answer "we will need a confederacy of states" like that didn't happened before and failed. He does acknowledge the tax hike is not enough for his ambitious plan.
9/08/2018
THE OBAMA JOBS LIE: 🔴 Barack Obama lied again today, probably assuming that the American people won't be looking at President Trump’s jobs report anytime soon. Why? Because Trump's jobs report validates Trump’s economic policies.
With the mid-term elections now less than three months away, Republican candidates should be running on the Trump economy. The economy truly is better now than it was under Obama, and Friday’s “Employment Situation” report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) provided solid evidence for this.
July’s “headline” (U-3) unemployment was 3.87%. Except for this May, this was the lowest for any month since the 1960s. However, that wasn’t the big news. The big story is that we are finally seeing the labor market tighten sufficiently to benefit the workers that were left behind by the economic recovery that economists claim began nine years ago, but has been so feeble that it barely merits the name.
In July, the employment ratio, which is the percent of working age Americans that have jobs, rose to 60.49%, the highest since December 2008, and the broad “U-6” unemployment rate fell to 7.50%, which is the lowest seen since May 2001.
The New York Times, which has not been a conspicuous fan of President Trump or his economic policies, noted that:
“The least educated American workers, who took the hardest hit in the Great Recession, were also among the slowest to harvest the gains of the recovery. Now they are a striking symbol of a strong economy.”
The NYT also noted that the unemployment rate for high school dropouts hit 5.1% in July, down from its 2009 peak of 15.6%, and the lowest since the BLS began keeping track of this in 1992.
President Trump’s policies deserve credit for what the NYT calls “a strong economy” because the economic recovery has accelerated in almost every way since he took office.
Let’s compare the jobs numbers for Trump’s first 19 months in office with those of Obama’s last 19 months in the White House:
* Employment Ratio: +0.73 percentage points, more than twice Obama’s +0.35 * Labor Force Participation: +0.22 percentage point vs. Obama’s -0.16 * FTE jobs: +4.1 million vs. +3.3 million under Obama Average weekly wages: +$40.55 vs. +$31.21 under Obama
The reason that the labor market is finally tightening is that Trump’s tax and regulatory policies are bringing real GDP (RGDP) growth back to levels that are historically normal for the U.S. Despite the Great Depression, America averaged 3.50% RGDP growth during the 20th century, and Trump declared during the 2016 campaign that he would Make (economic growth in) America Great Again.
RGDP growth under President Obama was dismal. It averaged 1.57% for his 8 years in office, and it slowed to 1.56% during his final year, 2016. Because Obama’s Keynesian economic policies could not possibly be at fault, progressives have had to argue that America was afflicted with “secular stagnation,” and it was doomed to a future of sub-2.00% RGDP growth.
Oops. On July 27, the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) reported that RGDP growth in 2Q2018 was 4.06%. This brought the average RGDP growth rate for Trump’s first 6 quarters in office up to 2.69%, which is vastly better than the 1.48% rate achieved during Obama’s last 6 quarters in the White House.
But wait — there’s more.
On August 3, the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta’s “nowcast” of 3Q2018 real GDP (RGDP) growth stood at 4.4%. Expansion at this rate during 3Q2018 would bring RGDP growth for Trump’s first 7 quarters in office up to 2.94%. The comparable number under Obama was 1.74%.
From there, it would take only a 2.50% RGDP growth rate for 4Q2018 to give us the first 3.00% growth year since 2005. It would also give us a year that progressive Keynesian economists and pundits confidently predicted that America would never see again.
The financial markets are signaling that Trump’s economic policies will produce strong, sustained, non-inflationary growth. Trump’s election victory took the financial markets by surprise, and they adjusted dramatically in its wake. Accordingly, to get a read on how the markets compare Trump with Obama (and Hillary Clinton was basically promising to continue Obama’s policies), we need to compare the 21 months since just before the election to the prior 21 months under Obama.
Using month-end numbers, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has gained 6,272.77 points under Trump vs. 977.47 during the prior 21 months under Obama. The interest rate on 10-year Treasuries, which correlates with expected GDP growth, rose 1.12 percentage points under Trump vs. an increase of 0.16 percentage points during the comparable Obama period.
OK, but all of this growth will produce inflation, won’t it?
The financial market don’t think so. The price of gold has declined by $53.60 since the election. Gold prices reflect inflation expectations and fears, and the markets are obviously less concerned with inflation with Trump’s 4.00%+ RGDP growth than they were when Obama was presiding over sub-2.00% growth.
Politicians and pundits on both sides of the aisle have been caterwauling about skyrocketing federal deficits and debt. Every Democrat in Congress voted against President Trump’s tax cuts, claiming that they would “bankrupt the nation.”
In light of this, one might think that it is a bit odd that investors seem happy to lend money for 30 years at 3.09% interest to an entity that everyone agrees is careering toward bankruptcy. Especially when (based upon 30-year TIPS) they are risking losing all of their money (either via inflation or outright default) in return for a meager real interest rate of 0.95%.
It’s possible that the markets have noticed that, during Trump’s first six quarters in office, federal debt as a percent of (trailing four quarters) GDP rose by only 0.30 percentage points, vs. an increase of 4.26 percentage points for the final six quarters under Obama.
Here is my bottom line. Trump’s economic policies are working, and the economy is (finally!) starting to boom. If you are a Republican running for Congress in November, run on economic growth, because Trump is delivering it.
Louis Woodhill (louis@woodhill.com), an engineer and software entrepreneur, and a RealClearMarkets contributor.
Blackout in Puerto Rico
Season 36 Episode 10 | 54m 47s
FRONTLINE and NPR investigate the humanitarian and economic crisis in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, examining how the federal response, Wall Street and years of neglect have left the island struggling to survive.
Daryl Davis is an R&B musician that has spent time with more klans men then anyone can ever imagine for over 30 years. Friendship is the key for his success, Over 200 men have given up the KKK robes, not only the robe also racism. Davis collects and keeps them as a reminder of his achievements*.
“How can you hate me if you don’t even know me?”
"It's important to learn about someone else while you are teaching them passively". Said Davis**
Race relations are at an all time low, I don't believe its because the Klan is growing in numbers but because we refuse to engage with one another. The political atmosphere is saturated with hot heads, race baiters and moraly corrupt politicians.
Famed astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson told FOX Business that President Trump’s Space Force plan will protect billions of dollars of assets in space.
“This idea is not completely crazy, and it’s been around for a while.”
In recent days it was announced that the space forces were created and, as usual, the democrats and the ultra-left criticized the efforts of the present administration. Apparently, the outrage is due to the fact that it does not respond to social interests. The determination to create the new division of the Armed Forces of the US protects the interests of the Americans in the space since it possesses space stations and American satellites.
One of the main values learned in school is honesty. Honesty allows to create bonds in the community, friendships, employment opportunities and new businesses. Why is Lebron James allowed dishonesty? It is well documented that everything concerning his school is based on half truths.
"Liberals have wreaked more havoc on blacks then the supposed legacy of slavery they talk about" - Thomas Sowell The mentality that liberals are there to help minorities is a fallacy. It is demonstrated that their intentions are motivated by the absolute interest in achieving political and economic power. The American economist and social theorist, Dr. Thomas Sowell, discusses the negative effects of a vision based on grievances.
I believe in God Almighty
Juan 3.16 (NIV): For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
Matthew 25:35;40 (NIV): 35 For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, 36 I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me... 40 The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.’
I’m a classical liberal by conviction and economic reasons.
I don’t have a party affiliation.
I believe in Classical liberalism, securing the freedom of the individual by limiting the power of the government. Proud advocate of civil liberties with a limited government under the rule of law, private property, and belief in laissez-faire economic policy-http://bit.ly/2olYTgT.
Things I support
- The principals of the American Revolution
- The US constitution
- Free speech
- Individualism
- Skilled immigration
- Capitalism
- Limited government
- Free markets
- Peace
- Religious freedom
- Egalitarianism
Things I oppose
- Ethnostate
- Collectivism
- Extremism
- Violence
- Monopolies
- Virtue signalling
- War
- Corporate welfare
Things that don’t exist
- The wage gap
- White privilege
- More then 2 genders
- Safe spaces
- A successful model for socialism
- A place where gun control’s worked
- The tolerant left
"Conservatives divide the world in terms of good and evil. Liberals do it in terms of the rich and poor."
- Dennis Prager
"Individualism, in contrast to socialism and all other forms of totalitarianism, is based on the respect of Christianity for the individual man and the belief that it is desirable that men should be free to develop their own individual gifts and bents."
— F.A. von Hayek (The Road to Serfdom)
#DeusVult
#SoliDeoGloria
