Works By David M Robertson
Today I saw a series of news articles suggesting that for the first time, there are more job openings than there are eligible workers to fill them. Let’s ignore the word “eligible” for a moment (I’ll come back to this) Read More
The following will be written in a somewhat historical style. Not for deliberate complication but for elimination of the plebs of which I speak; plebs who are likely unwilling to decipher the metaphors and contexts due in great part to Read More
RANT WARNING – CONDESCENDING STATEMENT (AND PICTURES) AHEAD In a recent post, Two Really Ignorant Statements And What You Should Know, I covered some of the numbers associated with the current economic situation. Somehow, some didn’t get it. I venture to Read More
By now, you’ve probably heard about Edward Snowden, the CIA analyst turned classified-document dumping whistle-blower who now lives his life in Russia because he fears arrest by his own government – for exposing the illegal activities of said government. Perhaps Read More
Redistribution and socialist ideas seem to be gaining popularity lately. Much of this could be blamed on poor education; especially in regard to history. But ponder this: “is it ethical or not… to take something from someone and give it to Read More
What are Chemtrails? Are they real? For some reason, this debate rages on in spite of the abundance of public evidence to demonstrate a very real and definitive answer. I addressed this briefly in RELOADED: An American Warning, but every once in Read More
It sure is funny how so many different lessons can be received and applied; many of which I can only assume were not intended in the first place. As you know, I study a lot. And as a result of Read More
The average American watches 153 hours of television a month, most of that is via mass media. That’s 6.375 straight days worth of television. That’s a lot of “programming”. Parents are often quick to let the television do their babysitting Read More
Expert testifies about right to overthrow government? Sitting before a congressional committee, Michael Cannon, (the Director of Health Policy Studies at the Cato Institute) hesitantly stated that “There is one last thing to which the people can resort if the Read More