A wave of crime swept over Memphis, Tennessee early this week, as crowds of looters and vandals swept into convenience stores, stopped semi-trucks to break into and loot parcels, and otherwise abuse owners, workers, and customers. Labels as “America’s most violent city,” videos of the night in Memphis show the actions of masked and unmasked criminals.
While Memphis may be the “most violent” it is far from the only major urban area in which criminal acts are increasing. San Francisco tried to clean up its streets for the big Pacific Summit featuring Uncle Joe and a guy some describe as Joe’s best buddy (President Xi of Red China), getting rid of human and animal feces, drug paraphernalia, homeless tents and trash, and of course muggers and other human predators. And apparently failed, despite millions of bucks: foreign journalists were robbed at gunpoint. No doubt dozens of stores and other businesses continued to suffer theft, vandalism, and worse during the summit – but the mainstream media don’t bother to report such “petty crimes” now that California and San Francisco have all but decriminalized so many things.
In Las Vegas, eight high-school “children” age 13-17 have been arrested for murder in the beating death of another high school student left braindead and dying in the hospital. He reportedly stood up for a smaller friend in a dispute over a pair of headphones. As many as fifteen students may have attacked the dead boy. It is likely that every one of the accused “children” will be back on the street and in school in days, if not hours.
It seems to be a downward spiral, speeding up as we watch. Why?
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The Price of Liberty 
One more nail in the coffin of the FedGov
Today, 17 November 2023, yet another “CR” (continuing resolution) extends Uncle Joe’s spending and borrowing spree for another few weeks. A “clean CR” – we see it as yet another dirty example of the uncontrollable lust of Congress and the entire FedGov for spending money and stealing more and more from taxpayers, present and future.
Without a doubt, the only way that the Federal debt can ever be paid off is with hyperinflation, in which the cost of a 20-ounce Coca-Cola (already double the cost of just three or four years ago, now at $2.50 a bottle) will be somewhere between $10 and $50. If we are lucky.
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