"I Have a Dream"

On August 28, 1963, Marting Luther King, Jr. delivered a speech to about 250,000 people from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.

King’s “I Have a Dream” speech became one of the most famous speeches in American history.

If you haven’t heard it, or haven’t heard it in a while, I would encourage you to listen to speech. I’ve included a couple of links to it below.

The History Channel (5 min video)

The Educational Radio Network (audio only of the entire 17-minute speech. King’s remarks begin at 1:30 in the recording.)

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I Could Use a Charge

Isn’t it convenient to have a big government?

They decide what issues are important and what should be done about those issues.

That spares us so much worry.

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Riots in the Streets

People have rioted for various reasons throughout history.

Let's take a brief look at a riot that took place about 2,000 years ago and compare to the riots we have today.

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Morning Coffee

It’s important to consider what is important.

“By replacing your morning coffee with green tea, you can lose up to 89% of what little joy you still have left in your life.”

From Robert Malone’s Substack

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Half Lives

The government demonstrates its power in our lives by maintaining programs and laws even when they are ineffective.

“The half-life of the average business start-up is only about three years. Half of all new businesses are history before year number 5. But the half-life of a law, a regulation, an agency, a department…etc…is forever.”

Pivot Fervor - by Bill Bonner - Bonner Private Research

The government is spending all of us into oblivion as a society.

Can anyone fix it?

Will anyone even try?

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