The global elites are all about control and their greatest fear is losing that power over your life. One of their own recently said as much.
The edge of recession has now progressed to a full-blown Chinese fire drill
The line between free speech and prohibited speech is being redrawn almost daily. What will it do to us as a society?
The greatest threat to a nation is not always found outside its borders. A growing number recognise the real threat can lie within.
When you think of the term enemy, what comes to mind?
Perhaps you think of a bitter personal or professional relationship. It could be a hard- headed business competitor or maybe you think a foreign fighting force.
In essence, the term suggests that it is someone or something that seeks to do you harm.
That's the working definition of the Internet dictionary:
One who feels hatred toward, intends injury to, or opposes another; a foe.
When it comes to a country, the enemy is most often perceived as another nation, usually with an opposing political ideology.
At least that's what it used to be.
The global elites are all about control and their greatest fear is losing that power over your life. One of their own recently said as much.
The line between free speech and prohibited speech is being redrawn almost daily. What will it do to us as a society?
Our resident seafarer Stuart Ballantyne is seeking the few remaining positive people to join him for a coffee.
JD Vance demonstrated he has the intellect to be President, something neither of the Democratic candidates can attest to.
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