This article is contradictory. Inflation isn’t gone. The Fed did not clear the inflation. Tariffs are a tax, not inflation. Do we call taxes inflation? An export economy is de facto not a “consumer” economy. Don’t mistake a change in economic policy as market failure that needs to be addressed with a contradicting central bank policy.

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The human world comprises of nation-states.

California needs rich people to tax.

Human rights don’t exist. It is an abstract concept, not a realistic one. “Rights” is a Western concept. Go to the rest of the world, and there is no such thing as rights. It is a cultural truth, not a objective truth.

Saudi society is kinship based. Laws or rights don’t carry much importance. Males escort females and maids are unescorted females.

“It may be dangerous to be America’s enemy, but to be America’s friend is fatal.” ― Henry Kissinger

Never heard of them.

The temporary cease-fire only benefits Ukraine. As was seen with the Minsk agreement, NATO was using the time to build up Ukraine’s army. Russians learned their lesson and don’t value any temporary or even permanent cease-fire without a political settlement, considering they are winning on the battlefield.

Democrats don’t have a message because the majority of the issues they bring up are fringe issues that don’t affect most Americans. Democrat issues, or left wing issues, only matter to them. They tried identity politics, transgender issues, class warfare, and even climate change. Democrats been in power for years and have not ushered in communism. These fringe issues crowds out the common issues, and greater issues. Democrats even pretentiously assume on the voter that warmongering is a good thing. Most Americans either reject these things or don’t care for them. Donald Trump, on the other hand, tapped into the powerful force of nationalism. Democrat’s platform during campaigning is they were not Donald Trump. I don’t think that was enough.

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It is just common sense.

US involvement with Ukraine is what is destroying Ukraine. John Mearsheimer predicted the US will get Ukraine wrecked in 2014 in a viral video that is on YouTube. The Russians don’t care for Ukraine if they are neutral. The problem was a border dispute involving Crimea, and Sevastopol, which the Russians were diplomatic about. The hardliners don’t care as long as they harm Russians. Russians warned Biden of NATO-fication of Ukraine and tried for a peace deal in the middle of the war. The hardliners don’t want peace, they want war. Donald Trump has no interest in wars. He is a peacemonger. To him, the conflict is fair trade, not controlling the globe politically. Donald Trump’s China policy is predicated on fair trade, while Joe Biden’s China policy was based on national security, aka, US hegemony; suppressing rivals on the global stage.

I doubt they understand Mandarin.

He who bans, gets banned.

Zelensky doesn’t seem like a rational person.

Washington has hydroelectric sources. 67 percent of its power is from hydro sources. Wind and solar are a tiny portion of its energy mix. Even nuclear power exceeds its wind and solar energy sources. Texas has proven it can scale energy sources the fastest. Texas has the most renewable energy in the US. It has the most solar and wind energy of any state. Washington isn’t a top manufacturing state. It can’t handle the demand load and Texas has the highest energy demand because it is a top manufacturing state. When you are dealing with energy intensive manufacturing, costs add up, go ask the Germans. The Texas grid is just better.

California pays 19 dollars per kilowatt hour. Texas grid is better. Not only does Texas consume the most electricity, they do it at lower prices, comparable to poor states like New Mexico. Bidenomics subsidizes green energy at loss in the Texas grid.

Texas pays 11 dollars per kilowatt hour. Far lower than left wing states and has a manufacturing base. The market grid bids down prices for the right to sell electricity. That is one major reason companies move to Texas. Louisiana and Oklahoma, and states may be cheaper, but they don’t have a manufacturing base.