Warren’s Reichsfluchtsteuer

Warren's Reichsfluchtsteuer
Warren’s Reichsfluchtsteuer

It’s so very ironic that Democrats call us Americans Nazis when they, themselves, follow the Nazi playbook so often and so well. The current example is Elizabeth Warren’s recurring attempt at the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, which includes an 40% “exit tax” on the net worth above $50 million for any U.S. citizen or long-term resident who renounces their citizenship and flees our country. That is quite literally straight out of the 1930s Nazi playbook. It’s a new iteration of their Reichsfluchtsteuer (Reich Flight Tax).

It’s the same law, just rebranded to fit the Democrats’ narrative. It’s even based upon exactly the same original premise – to stop people from fleeing extreme taxation. But somehow, some way, we’re the Nazis?

Then, that projective accusation is part of the Nazi playbook as well.

Accuse the other side of that which you are guilty

— Joseph Goebbels

Cambridge, MA, isn’t near or much like Berchtesgaden, and her home isn’t much like the Berghof, but neither is a particularly good reason to summarily dismiss giving Operation Foxley another try. 😉

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Know The Time

Know The Time
Know The Time

Yeah, know the time and what the calendar is based upon. The poor, ever-angry Atheists, especially the rabid Antitheists, have a hard time with this… which makes me laugh. Yeah, with a very few exceptions, the whole world uses a Christian-based calendar, and this is The Year of Their Lord 2025.

Of course, the Christian calendar is almost certainly wrong too. The creator of the Anno Domini dating system, Dionysius Exiguus, in all likelihood got it wrong. Yeshua ben Yahweh, aka Jesus Christ, had to have been born somewhere around 6 – 4 BC, since King Harod – a major character in the whole Nativity – died in 4 BC.

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A Doomsday Retrospective

A Doomsday Retrospective
A Doomsday Retrospective

The Al·Gore ·Ithm doesn’t lie. This is a doomsday retrospective covering 20 years of Al Gore profiting from predicting the end of the world due to a multiplicity of climate disasters supposedly being brought about by the same economy that pays his way. 🙄

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Uncle Herschel’s Back

Uncle Herschel's Back
Uncle Herschel’s Back

Well, that didn’t take long at all. It only took nine days – and at least $100 million in losses – for Cracker Barrel to reverse course and restore its old logo. So, after a brief hiatus, the “soul of Cracker Barrel,” Uncle Herschel, is back where he belongs. 😀

Now, in order to follow normative business practices and do the right thing, Cracker Barrel needs to terminate its woke, America-hating CEO, Julie Felss Masino, as quickly as possible.

Julie Felss Masino Needs A Barrel
Julie Felss Masino Needs A Barrel

This waste of a cunt might actually have a great deal of generalized business acumen. She has, after all, served reasonably well in senior positions at a number of significant companies. But she obviously has no understanding of- or allegiance to Americana and those businesses that are part of it.

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1775 vs. 2025

1775 vs. 2025 Is Men vs. Spoiled Children
1775 vs. 2025 Is Men vs. Spoiled Children

Sadly, that is an apt contrast between men of 1775 and the bois and gurls of 2025. Those of the modern generation are lesser children of a fallen house. Worse, we did this to ourselves, to them, and to our once great nation.

The science of government it is my duty to study, more than all other sciences; the arts of legislation and administration and negotiation ought to take the place of, indeed exclude, in a manner, all other arts. I must study politics and war, that our sons may have liberty to study mathematics and philosophy. Our sons ought to study mathematics and philosophy, geography, natural history and naval architecture, navigation, commerce and agriculture in order to give their children a right to study painting, poetry, music, architecture, statuary, tapestry and porcelain.

— John Adams
Letters of John Adams Addressed to his Wife

John Adams was in many ways a great man. But he was right in what he hoped and thought would happen, but so very wrong in hoping for it. He, over the course of 250 years, got what he wished for. And now, we have to live with that degenerate nightmare.

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