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Don’t Tread on Us Long Live the Resistance Good Morning Reader, In today?s Daily FWD, we?re

Don’t Tread on Us [The Daily FWD] May 15, 2023 [UNSUBSCRIBE]( Long Live the Resistance Good Morning Reader, In today’s Daily FWD, we’re going to cover issues like America’s global dilemma, the myth about saving money, why AI replaced old tech fads and the Federal Reserve conspiracy. But first, Jeffrey Tucker will explain why the disastrous pandemic response allowed Americans to get back to the core of who we are. Let’s get into it… [Click here to learn more]( News: Jeffrey Tucker – Don’t Tread on Me For all the differences we have among ourselves, on the core principle of equal freedom there is near-universal agreement. And this is precisely why the ethos of the pandemic response was so foreign and unsustainable, and why vaccine passports will never be a policy that will be successfully implemented in this country. It’s for the same reason we’ll never have a monarchy: it betrays everything this country is about. The cultural crisis and the pandemic of loneliness, not to mention the mass wave of substance abuse and depression, reflects the country-wide shock that all our fundamental ideals could so easily have been swept aside for a cockamamie central plan that trampled on everything we believe in and have always practiced however imperfectly. It felt like an invasion of the body snatchers, nowhere better symbolized than with vaccine mandates that most intelligent people knew we didn’t need even if they were safe and effective, which they were not, certainly not by traditional standards when a relatively low number of people suffering side effects would get a vaccine pulled. But given the depth of this history, this deep love of freedom, equality, and democracy, there will never be regime change in this country. They can rule for a while but not really in a stable way or in a way that will replace the values that are so deeply embedded here… [⇒ Read More Here]( [read more...]( Politics: Sean Ring – America and the World’s Dilemma The U.S. must balance the global demand for dollars (which necessitates running trade deficits) with the need to maintain the value and stability of the dollar. This is the essence of our dilemma. It’s worth noting China doesn’t suffer from this as the yuan isn’t a reserve currency yet… [⇒ Read More Here]( [read more...]( Retirement: Brian Maher – EXPOSED: The Great Money Myth Should the money supply increase each year to match that year’s increase of goods? That is, if the stock of goods increases 2%… should the money supply increase 2%? Many would argue yes. It is the way to “price stability,” they would say. [⇒ Read More Here]( [read more...]( Markets: Ray Blanco – Earthbound Billionaires Hopefully, for those still hoping to book a ticket for outer space, one of the most recognizable names in the industry restarting operations could be a shot in the arm for the endeavor of sending civilians out among the stars. It may seem that tech billionaires have shifted their gaze to new fads, like artificial intelligence or even fusion energy. [⇒ Read More Here]( [read more...]( America: Chris Campbell – The Fed: Conspiracy Edition In the dark underbelly of global power, where shadows dance and secrets nestle, there exists an entity of unimaginable influence. An institution shrouded in mystery and whispered about in hushed, fearful tones. They call it the Federal Reserve, or the 'Fed', as it's known among the initiated. The Fed's dominion, some whisper, stretches far beyond the mere control of dollars and cents. 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