Tag: history

Written by Barron

The Entitlement Trap: Welfare, Tariffs, and Global Double Standards

Welfare dependency, tariff disputes, and illegal immigration share a common thread: entitlement. In the U.S., generations live off taxpayers, rioting when handouts stop. Europe’s socialist mindset demands we fund their defense and trade imbalances—retaliating against tariffs like spoiled recipients. Illegals claim benefits they didn’t earn, costing us billions. History proves it: FDR warned against dependency, the Soviet Union collapsed, and welfare reform worked when it demanded accountability. I’m fed up with this backwards thinking—domestically and globally. It’s time to ditch the free rides and reward contribution, not complacency.”

Written by Barron

The Federal Reserve: A Century of Economic Betrayal—and How We End It

Woodrow Wilson sold out America in 1913 with the Federal Reserve Act, birthing a corrupt banking beast. Jerome Powell’s playing politics, choking Trump’s economy with high rates. The Fed’s untouchable—unelected, unaccountable, a shadow system crushing us since J.P. Morgan’s day. Pre-1913, we thrived without it. Now? Debt and control. Worst presidents like Wilson, Buchanan, and Biden prove it: centralized power kills prosperity. It’s time to dissolve the Fed—repeal it, audit it, end it. America’s republic demands no financial overlords. Read how we take it back: #EndTheFed
#FED, #Powell, #Tariff,

Written by Barron

Comparing McKinley and Trump’s Leadership Styles

William McKinley and Donald Trump display striking similarities in their leadership styles and policies, despite existing in different eras. Both faced assassination attempts, with McKinley killed in 1901 and Trump surviving two threats. Their economic strategies involved protectionism; McKinley raised tariffs through the Dingley Tariff Act, while Trump imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum. Nationalism characterized both presidencies, with McKinley promoting American exceptionalism and Trump emphasizing “America First.” Immigration policies also reflect this trend; McKinley sought stricter laws, and Trump enacted travel bans and the “Remain in Mexico” policy. Their business backgrounds influenced governance, intertwining economic prosperity with national priorities.