FOURTH TURNING: THE PEOPLE vs BIG BROTHER

By JimQ: “The risk of catastrophe will be very high. The nation could erupt into insurrection or civil violence, crack up geographically, or succumb to authoritarian rule. If there is a war, it is likely to be one of maximum risk and effort – in other words, a total war. Every Fourth Turning has registered an upward ratchet in the technology of destruction, and in mankind’s willingness to use it.” – Strauss & Howe - The Fourth Turning

“In the need to develop a capacity to know what potential enemies are doing, the United States government has perfected a technological capability that enables us to monitor the messages that go through the air. Now, that is necessary and important to the United States as we look abroad at enemies or potential enemies. We must know, at the same time, that capability at any time could be turned around on the American people, and no American would have any privacy left such is the capability to monitor everything—telephone conversations, telegrams, it doesn’t matter. There would be no place to hide.
If this government ever became a tyrant, if a dictator ever took charge in this country, the technological capacity that the intelligence community has given the government could enable it to impose total tyranny, and there would be no way to fight back because the most careful effort to combine together in resistance to the government, no matter how privately it was done, is within the reach of the government to know. Such is the capability of this technology.

Peter-Andrew: Nolan(c): A Danger To Self And Others

Grab yourself a good single malt or any other beverage of choice, for I am a windbag.
The Men’s Right Movement (MRM) is as diverse (God I hate that word) as any movement has ever been. Men, women, hetero, trans or gay; we embrace those of different backgrounds, ethnicity, religion, or politics as long as the primary tenets of the movement are front and center: human rights and compassion for men and boys, same as for women.
Unlike ideological feminism, human rights for men and boys does not mean that the other side of the coin is to be ignored, forgotten, or vilified in some warped sense of reparations or retribution.  A cursory look into the inner workings of the MRM specifically, places such as AVfM and its affiliates, will undoubtedly enlighten the reader that men and boys are in fact human beings deserving of the same rights as any other human being.  Deserving of the fundamental rights afforded to all humans regardless of genitalia or other such Politically Correct divisiveness.  Yes dear readers, the males of this world are indeed human with feelings of joy, sorrow, pleasure and yes, even anger.
Anger is a human emotion that although at times may negatively affect the situation at hand, but none-the-less it is a valid emotion.

Fukushima, Global Warming, Thorium, TEPCO The Press, Alarmists And TPP

Ry Dawson: James Corbett and Ryan Dawson talk."Fukushima was a man made disaster." Angelo: Apparently we are all using unstable nuclear technology when safer stable technology is available solely for its intrinsic utility to the MIC (weapons industry).

100 Years Of War Lies DEBUNKED

corbettreport: When Secretary of State John Kerry made his now infamous statement about Russia's actions in Ukraine, the hypocrisy was immediately apparent to all but the most clueless of viewers. But perhaps Kerry wasn't so wrong to expect the public to let him get away with such a transparently hypocritical statement. After all, the public have always been happy to go along with every pretext for war presented to them for decade after decade.

Is “Dr. Copper” Foreshadowing A Stock Market Crash Just Like It Did In 2008?

By Michael Snyder: Is the price of copper trying to tell us somethingTraditionally, "Dr. Copper" has been a very accurate indicator of where the global economy is heading next.  For example, back in 2008 the price of copper dropped from nearly $4.00 to under $1.50 in just a matter of months.  And now it appears that another big decline in the price of copper is starting to happen.  So far this year, the price of copper has dropped from a high of $3.40 back in January to a price of $2.95 as I write this article, and many analysts are warning that this is just the beginning.  By itself, this should be quite alarming to investors, but as you will see below there are a whole host of other signs that a stock market crash may be rapidly approaching.
But before we get to those other signs, let us discuss copper a bit more first.  I cannot remember a time since 2008 when there has been such an overwhelming negative consensus about where the price of copper is heading.  The following is from a CNBC article that was posted this week...
Cascading copper prices have multiple root causes that lead to one conclusion: The anticipated global economic recovery may not be all it's cracked up to be.

Psychodeloflation - Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert with Peter Bach

Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss the psychodeloflation caused by an LSD laced monetary system trying to distort our perception of what the economy and markets really are.

Feminist Hypocrisy: Genital 'Mutilation' (Circumcision)

By Josh O'Brien: "In a feminist culture, mutilating our own infants is only objectionable when those infants are girls, apparently."

Misandry: The “Bossy” Double Standard

In honor of the current feminist insanity to remove another word from the human vocabulary (if it is applied to women) Dr. Paul has decide to offer up an old writing, incorporating the new twist. PE
Double standards are bad business.  And ladies, Dr. Paul takes a very dim view of the practice.  As always, I am here to help you overcome such social maladies and move on to a more functional life.
When it comes to functionality, I’m your huckleberry.
Nowhere is the double standard more obvious than the age old idea that goes something like the following:
When a man is angry or “in control,” he is powerful and assertive. When a woman is angry or “in control,” she is just being bossy.
This one, ladies, really chaps my ass, so to speak.  First, as I said, I hate double standards. God knows I live with enough of them.  But there is something about this one that really chaffs my cheeks more than any of the others.
It is not just the unfairness or the antiquated thinking.  This one gets my dander up because it is, well, because it is true.
You see, many, many women in this culture, and more than a fair share of men, don’t know the difference between being strong and being rude and overbearing. And the difference is obvious to everyone except those who are bossy.