I was doing some basic financial management stuff this morning, and the web site dutifully directed me here. Aspects of it reminded me of the "the election was safe and secure" and "Joe Biden is President" messages plastered all over YouTube-- except in this case, it's "this has been harmful because the S&P 500 went down by two percent".

It's a one hundred billion dollar corporation-- Chase-- telling you what to think: namely, to support other multi-billion dollar corporations. "Styx" said it best: "The Gamestop thing is the free market solving the 'hedge fund' problem."

In other news, it's funny seeing a President's "executive orders" being laid out like this: look at the volume of them! In this case given Creepy Beijing Biden's pudding-for-brains faculties, where he doesn't know what he's signing and can't even get his pen into his pocket, and where he's constantly being told what to do via earpiece ("salute the marines"), it reminds me a little of "island governor" Sancho Panza.

Tom Woods had an episode some months ago where he tracked back to when the State model shifted from "laws made by Congress", to "laws made via edict by Presidents, as Kings"-- and Teddy Roosevelt was the culprit who broke that door down, after more mild precedents set by a few earlier "El Presidentes", such as Grover Cleveland.

Finally, I've been pretty hard on Tucker Carlson lately, and for good reason. At the same time, he deserves credit for the valuable service he's providing in terms of spreading awareness to conservatives who still don't know what's going on, or who only follow politics loosely because they have more productive ways to spend their time: and in the interest of clarity, good for them-- there are scarcely less productive endeavors than politics.