OUTRAGEOUS: But are They Poor? Unbiblical and Unconstitutional Welfare Now Has 59 Million Dependents
Welfare has 59 million people dependent on government. Neither the Constitution nor the Bible sanction forced government charity.
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Written by Bradlee Dean on . Posted in Clergy, Executive, Guest Columns. 1 Comment
Welfare has 59 million people dependent on government. Neither the Constitution nor the Bible sanction forced government charity.
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Twitter will become an Elon Musk company! The board of directors decided that in overnight negotiations. The founder hails the decision, but many members of current staff hate it.
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Stakeholder capitalism is the centerpiece of Klaus Schwab’s Great Reset.
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Yesterday Tesla delivered its earnings report in a call to investors. In that report Tesla surprised everyone with how well they are doing. But Elon Musk, the founder, warned that inflation will take its toll in future. And he also accused the Biden administration of low-balling the numbers.
Written by Terry A. Hurlbut on . Posted in Let's Talk, Money matters. 1 Comment
Elon Musk seems to be still planning to take control of Twitter, Inc. (NYSE:TWTR). He hinted at that in a tweet over Easter weekend, even after Twitter adopted a poison pill defense. Now everyone is asking: what will he do next?
Written by Terry A. Hurlbut on . Posted in Let's Talk, Media, Money matters. 1 Comment
Twitter has put in the classic poison pill defense: a “shareholder rights plan” that will dilute Twitter stock. The board of directors is risking this, just to stop Elon Musk from buying the company or a controlling interest. As long as this rights plan is in place, buying out Twitter becomes an order of magnitude more expensive. But it also exposes the company legally, by diminishing shareholder value, at least short-term.
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Hello this is Darrell Castle with today’s Castle Report. This is Good Friday, or the Friday before Easter Sunday, the 15th day of April in the year of our Lord 2022. I will be talking about the economic warfare being waged across the full economic spectrum by the Western World against Russia, against Vladimir Putin, and against anyone who will not comply.
Written by Terry A. Hurlbut on . Posted in Let's Talk, Media. 2 Comments
Elon Musk yesterday launched a frontal assault against Twitter. Specifically he offered to buy all remaining outstanding shares at $54.20 per share. Twitter turns out to have many defenders, and all have rushed to defend Twitter, one way or another. But does Elon Musk have the right idea? Or should he partner with an established Parallel Society platform and out-compete Twitter?
Written by Terry A. Hurlbut on . Posted in Let's Talk. 3 Comments
The Great Sortation – or, as one blogger calls it, the Great Schism – now has gone mainstream. The New York Times talked of new laws driving “red States” and “blue States” apart. But it also talked of people moving to States with laws they like and neighbors on the same page. Has the country taken a road to a formal split?
Written by Terry A. Hurlbut on . Posted in Education, Let's Talk. Leave a Comment
The federal student loan repayment moratorium expires this May 1. Or will it? Will the Biden administration defer repayment again, as his Democratic buddies push to forgive those loans completely?
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