Archive for January, 2010

Fitness & Food Fluff

Saturday, January 16, 2010 16:36 3 Comments

I continue to be flabbergasted by Americans and their desire for a perpetual dose of fluff. Here a fluff, there a fluff, everywhere a fluff fluff …… Nikoley points this out, which gave me a chuckle. Sylvia Anderson writes for Insiders Health, which is termed an “alternative health journal.” It’s actually a web magazine full [...]

This was posted under category: Food & Nutrition

High-Fructose Agitprop

Tuesday, January 12, 2010 21:08 10 Comments

“High fructose corn syrup provides many consumer benefits and often plays a key role in the integrity of food and beverage products that has little to do with sweetening.” Some of my readers keen on food and nutrition might like this laughable propaganda site for high fructose corn syrup: SweetSurprise.com. Watch the idiotic videos on [...]

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Who Does the Government Have to Worry About?

Tuesday, January 12, 2010 20:46 5 Comments

Anti-abortionists, “survivalists,” Christian identity types, and other assorted “dangerous types” who are anti-government. Lemme see, survivalists – meaning people who are self-sustaining, resourceful as hell, live off their own land, don’t bother anyone, and take care of themselves as well as people in their community. They’re among the type of people that “the government needs [...]

This was posted under category: The Terror State, Totalitarian Government

A Notable Mention

Tuesday, January 12, 2010 20:07 4 Comments

My blog was just named one of the most “10 Notable Blogs” by a guy who is both libertarian and a practicing paleo-primal food buff. Nutrition and Physical Regeneration is one of the good paleo food blogs, and one great article that came from it was this piece: What to Eat in a Crisis. He [...]

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Hate Mails From the Financially Illiterate

Monday, January 11, 2010 20:55 16 Comments

My latest article on LewRockwell.com – It May Be Financially Irresponsible to Pay Your Mortgage – has brought forth more vicious, insane, and hyper-emotional email than I have had in years. People missed major points in my article (such as about mortgage promissory notes), took the piece personally, showed me their level of total financial [...]

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Let Taco Bell Help You Get Healthy

Sunday, January 10, 2010 16:46 7 Comments

Via the Living Primal blog, I came across this Taco Bell ad for the “Drive-Thru Diet.” The Drive-Thru Diet, of course, places its emphasis on avoiding “fat.” Taco Bell gives you “7 incredible options” that contain less than 9 grams of fat. Yet here’s the nutritional information: Chicken, Southwest Chicken Breast Meat With Rib Meat, [...]

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It May Be Financially Irresponsible to Pay Your Mortgage

Sunday, January 10, 2010 14:41 18 Comments

This will appear as a published article on LewRockwell.com tomorrow. Roger Lowenstein has written one of the best articles I have read on the topic: walking away from your house. The prominent author and journalist published a January 7, 2010 article in the New York Times with the headline, “Walk Away From Your Mortgage!” Lowenstein [...]

This was posted under category: Economics, housing bubble

Ford Econoline or Lifelong Debt?

Sunday, January 10, 2010 14:21 No Comments

You must read the story of Ken Ilgunas: “How do I afford grad school without going into debt? A ’94 Econoline, bulk food and creative civil disobedience.” Ken writes about his life living in a van to avoid the debt of Duke grad school, and that’s after he paid off his undergrad debt. Some of [...]

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The Government’s Latest “Stimulus” Plan

Saturday, January 9, 2010 18:27 3 Comments

Hiring part-time “clipboard-toting workers going door-to-door to verify the government population” – in other words, the 2010 census. From Bloomberg: The 2010 census couldn’t have come at a better time for the U.S. economy. The government will hire about 1.2 million temporary workers in the first half of the year to administer the decennial population [...]

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Don’t Call Switzerland Free

Saturday, January 9, 2010 13:56 8 Comments

The politics of envy are in full bloom in Switzerland.

This was posted under category: Class Envy