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I Know I'm a Product of Public Schools, Buuuuuut....

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 I realize I'm a product of public schools...in Tennessee (some of the WORST public schools in AMERICA), but never did I imagine a time where I would be explaining to those who attending private schools how economics works.  It's really common sense.  You gouge tax property owners, then what happens?  Rent suddenly goes SKY HIGH!  You tax the shit out of business owners?  What happens next?  INFLATION - smaller products that are now more expensive.  Inflation occurs when we print money that has no backing and is completely valueless.  I live near Denver.  Denver and Philadelphia are the sole mint for coinage in the US currency system (but by far Denver mints the most coins).  It costs more to mint a coin than the coin is now worth.  ANY LIGHTBULBS going off yet?  They want you to believe they're not using coins because of germs, but it's just too damn expensive to roll out more coinage! SIDE NOTE: For those who eat at Taco...

Where Am I and Where Do I Sign?

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The Pill Poppers of DC:  Let's start with the basics.  A lot of people don't know what "Congress" means.  Our Congress is a combination of the Senate and the House of Representatives which makes up the legislative branch.  Our Senate has 100 members (2 from each of our 50 states and the House of Representatives has 435 members allocated by population of the states - taken by our Census - and will be fluctuating greatly for both California and New York - both experiencing flights during 2020-21 — they’ll be listing members while Florida and Texas gain).  The Senate is supposedly much more prestigious + has more rigorous requirements to enter.  The two make our combined 535 lawmakers in America.  Oh, and Joe Biden with his executive orders, TOTALLY disregarding the checks and balances of Congress + the Supreme Court, makes a grand total of 536 lawmakers. Remember "To Catch a Predator" with Chris Hansen?  Freaking LOVED that show + watched it with my...

Awake but not Woke

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Happy Friday! I would be completely amiss as a truth blogger if I didn't make mention of the overwhelmingly ironic wokeness of the NBA:  "Take a knee," they said (while raking in GOBS of money for innate athletic skills, money they would never have made without being an American -- in other countries they won't pay out millions to dunk a basketball -- only in AMERICA!).  Welcome to the WOKE NBA, where players use their millions and televised platform to "speak out" against racial inequality in the very country that pulled them out of democrat ran and led new-age plantations and gave them the lavish lifestyles of the rich and famous.  Because let's face it, over SEVENTY PERCENT of the National Basketball Association is BLACK while only making less than 12% of the entire population - and to break it down even more -- black men in this specific age range are probably only 1% of America at large - yet they're THAT represented as athletes and have the aud...

The Skinwalker Ranch - Wormholes, Bovine Corpses + a Paranormal Hotspot

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     Tis the season for some weird paranormal blog pieces, and Colorado Kimmie WILL deliver,  no doubt about that:      Oddly enough, this is a place not really mentioned much by native Coloradoans...(drumroll, please)...The Skinwalker Ranch (located in Elbert County, Utah- just SE of Denver), deemed the "Possibly the Spookiest Place on Earth!"  If you're into the paranormal and ET/UFO sitings, you've definitely heard of this ranch.  Originally Navajo land, it was believed to be inhabited by witch doctor haints/spirits.   Also, the History Channel was very much interested in this land due to alleged UFO and paranormal/ghost sightings and all the cattle mutilations (mentioned more in detail later in this blog piece).   Skinwalker Ranch QUICK TRIVIA:  Who is the Skinwalker?  As Navajo legend has it, an evil medicine man could take the form of any mythological beast or creature and haunts the land as revenge on the ...

The Cabin in the Woods

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Hello!  Long time, no read.  I went on a little adventure this past weekend to Grand Junction, Colorado to help my friend photograph a wedding! Thought I’d share some pics and details of a fun trip I recently took… Earlier this summer, my friend invited me out to her family cabin in the mountains in Kremmling, Colorado.  She needed a lumberjack for a project (which I hope to reveal soon).  And, I jumped at the opportunity to get out of the city!  For those who have followed me for a while — I thought it would be a great idea to live downtown for a bit and enjoy walking and biking everywhere.  Don’t get me wrong - it has its perks.  However, the train and the traffic has definitely lost its appeal.  It’s like “been there done that”…all I want is peace now.  And I learned - sometimes you can’t have it all.   Back to the trip… I’m so glad I went!  It not only turned out to be the peaceful weekend I desired, but we cooked some delicious...