Governments Everywhere Need to Stop Treating Internet Providers Like ATMs and Punching Bags
We need as many people as possible connected to the Internet as cheaply as possible. Especially so – so long as governments […]
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GameStop: All the Bigs Will Do Anything to Stay Big – and Screw We the Littles
We all saw what happened last week with the GameStop short squeeze incident. GameStop Stock Surges in Epic Reddit-Driven Short Squeeze Big […]
The Egregious Damage One Activist Judge Can Do
Judicial activism has been a huge problem for decades. Judges and Justices ignoring the Constitution and the law – and instead imposing […]
Judicial Activism: It’s Way Past Time to Impeach Fake Judges
Impeaching judges is serious. So am I: “Impeachment is the constitutionally specified means by which an official of the executive or judicial […]
Apple Appears to Have Gone Full-On, Stealing-and-Lying, Communist China Native
The Big Lie everyone told each other in the early 1970s – was that opening trade with Communist China would lead to […]
Government Schools: Intentionally, We Don’t Understand Math or English
Decades of government schools (kindergarten through grade 12) – have poisoned America’s intellectual well. An utterly pathetic school system which produces far […]
Apple Halts Use of Qualcomm Tech in iPhones – Has Biggest Drop Ever in iPhone Sales
Once you know the backstory – this is absolutely hilarious: Apple iPhone Sales Drop at Record Pace: “Sales of Apple’s iPhones fell […]
Apple Finally Admits They’ve Been Stealing Billions of Dollars from Qualcomm for Years
In February 2017, iMonster Apple (Market Cap: $970 billion) stopped paying Qualcomm for the patented technologies Qualcomm invented – and Apple used […]
Handing the Future to Communist China – One Awful Policy at a Time
The United States has spent the last half century-plus engaging in a titanic amount of very stupid policies. Plan-by-plan, decision-by-decision – we […]
President Trump Must Defend US Companies Against Anti-US International Policies
Born and raised in the Washington, D.C. area, I was almost certainly subjected to more frequent and intense political discussions – than […]