Say, here’s an ugly thing to be thinking about – like you need a few more, right? How will you react and cope if the Web were to go down? As we know, thanks to social media, we are in  what can only be described as a digital uprising – that which we label The … Read More

Boy, is there ever a load of crap to wrap your head around.  But, as luck would have it, this morning the thinking cap has been on as I’ve been  working on part of my next book.  Specifically, writing the chapter Toward a Computational Psychology really helps sorting through a complex world. The reason is … Read More

No “Coping/Prepping” section this morning. That’s because of the long Peoplenomics report for subscribers tomorrow and an additional chapter being added to my next book “Psychocartography:  The Reality Stacks.” The added last (for now, lol) chapter will be “Toward a Computational Psychology.” Back to what passes for normal Monday.

“Say what?” I’ve been moaning and groaning for several weeks about how America is in a pitched-battle between  the elected “constitutional” government and upstart Digital Mob Rule on the Internet.  (See our Fourth of July graphic here, if you’re not following.) Just yesterday, another HUGE social media manipulation as a woman climbed part of the … Read More

Once you settle in to your personal version of Superman’s “Fortress of Solitude,” one of your priorities as a prepper ought to be sizing up how to improve the local environment to make it “friendlier.”  For wildlife now and for dinner in a pinch. Birds eat bugs – the more birds the merrier —except snakes like … Read More

Subscribers please note, I am posting the graphic above that we discussed last week so people who don’t understand the news can play the “home version” of American Webolution. In simplest terms, America is in the middle of an Electronic Uprising – and the battle space is shown in this chart.  This about guarantees that … Read More

Reminder for Peoplenomics subscribers:  Charts-only tomorrow due to the Holiday. I bet you don’t even remember what day of the week the Fourth fell on last year.  I’ll give you a hint:  Tuesday. For serious students of the market – also known as the art of making money with money while sitting on your ass – such … Read More

With this being “National Play Week” – a week during which we have no idea when the “right days off” are, Elaine and I decided out of the blue to head over to the guest room/gym/video mecca last night. Bowling! Up comes the trusty old WII and “Resort Sports” and in no time (armed with a … Read More

In almost Mary Poppins style (“spoon full of sugar makes the medicine go down…”) the Left-Wing, Webolution-supporting media are burying a lot of information that is critical to maintaining America’s freedoms for another year or two. Take this election down in Mexico, for example.  A simple Google News search of Mexico election will bring you results … Read More

This weekend, I finished the rough draft of my next book (Psychocartography: The Reality Stacks) which should be available in a month, to 45-days on Amazon.  (I hate proof reading!) The main thrust in the book is to look at “mapping your dreams” and then learn from the “double life” you’ve been living in your … Read More

Once again in our “nut doesn’t fall too far from the tree” department:  Son George II’s adventures jumping some bumpy air over the Columbia River Friday in Washington State. Full screen it in 1 – 2  – 3….. https://www.facebook.com/gua742/videos/492819251173317/ The jumps are off Skydive Chelan (*that’s the airport they’re landing on).  And yes, that is … Read More

Don’t worry if the news in recent years has made less and less sense. There’s a simple reason for it that no one dares speak about openly.  However, since the Fourth of July is upon us, it’s past time to get real with ourselves and admit that America now has two governments. Which means, that … Read More

I don’t normally repost “press statements” but one came across my desk just now that I’d appreciate your taking the time to read. “Fellow Columnists: The National Society of Newspaper Columnists wishes to express its heartfelt sympathies and condolences to all those touched by yesterday’s tragic events in Annapolis. We continue to recognize the uncommon … Read More