Bill Still has a really great doc on this topic. youtube.com/watch?v=bm6oeRgx…

BREAKING: While a new War for Oil erupts in the Middle East A Physics Paper just quietly dropped TODAY that will eventually make Oil, and the entire current Energy Industry, irrelevant. Ushering in the era of Zero-Point Energy @EagleworksSonny Here is the breakthrough🧵

The Great Depression wasn't capitalism's failure—it was the government's masterpiece of economic destruction, and Murray Rothbard proved it beyond any doubt. The crash began with the Federal Reserve's massive credit expansion during the 1920s, pumping artificial money into the economy and creating the mother of all asset bubbles. Interest rates were held artificially low, encouraging malinvestment on an unprecedented scale. When reality finally hit in 1929, the correction should have been swift and painful but brief—exactly what happened in the forgotten depression of 1920-21. But Herbert Hoover had other plans. This supposed "laissez-faire" president immediately launched the biggest peacetime government intervention in American history up to that point. Wage controls, massive public works projects, agricultural subsidies, and direct interference with the natural liquidation process. Sound familiar? Roosevelt simply continued and expanded Hoover's disastrous policies. British pedophile John Maynard Keynes later swooped in to provide intellectual cover for this catastrophe, claiming that government spending and intervention had *saved* capitalism rather than nearly destroyed it. The Keynesian myth persists: that "animal spirits" and mysterious psychological factors caused the Depression, requiring wise technocrats to manage aggregate demand. Complete nonsense. Rothbard showed us the truth—central bank credit expansion created unsustainable booms, and government intervention transformed a necessary correction into a decade-long nightmare. The Austrian theory of the business cycle explains it all: artificially cheap money distorts price signals, creates malinvestment, and when the music stops, only liquidation can clear the wreckage. Government "solutions" just pile more wreckage on top.

Before the American Revolution forged our nation in the fires of liberty, a humble printer delivered one of the first decisive victories against government tyranny. The 1735 trial of John Peter Zenger stands as a shining example of why free speech and the right to speak truth to power are cornerstones of conservative principles and American greatness. William Cosby, the royal governor of New York, was the embodiment of corrupt, arbitrary rule. He manipulated courts, dismissed judges who opposed him, and enriched himself at colonists’ expense. When Zenger’s New-York Weekly Journal dared to print factual criticisms of this abuse, Cosby responded not with reform, but with the iron fist of the state. Arrested on November 17, 1734, for seditious libel, Zenger spent nine grueling months in jail. Under British law, truth was no defense. If the publication brought the government into disrepute, it was criminal — regardless of facts. The fix was in: a Cosby-aligned judge and hostile proceedings. Yet justice prevailed thanks to Andrew Hamilton’s masterful defense. Hamilton told the jury: It is not just about whether Zenger printed the words, but whether they were TRUE and whether FREE MEN HAVE THE RIGHT TO EXPOSE CORRUPTION. He urged the jury to rise above technicalities and serve as the conscience of the community. The judge tried to limit them to mere publication facts. But the jury — ordinary citizens — knew better. They deliberated briefly and declared: NOT GUILTY! This acquittal was explosive. It planted the seed for the First Amendment. Gouverneur Morris, signer of the Constitution, hailed it as “the germ of American freedom, the morning star of that liberty which subsequently revolutionized America.” It affirmed jury power as a check on executive overreach — a vital conservative bulwark against tyranny. In our time, echoes of Zenger abound. Legacy media and Big Tech collude with government to suppress inconvenient truths about borders, elections, inflation, and cultural decay. “Misinformation” labels are the new seditious libel. Conservatives must champion this legacy. Truth isn’t partisan; it’s essential. Defend independent journalism, oppose censorship, and empower the people over elites. Zenger’s victory proves one man with courage and a printing press can challenge an empire. We, the heirs of that spirit, must do the same today. #ZengerCase #FreeSpeech #FoundingPrinciples

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THEY’RE EVEN GOING AFTER THE DOGS! In Minneapolis, anti-ICE agitators are targeting our @CBP K-9s, including K-9 Dina, pictured here. At the kennel where K-9 Dina was staying, it was discovered that an employee had written "ICE OUT" on her feed chart.