Thought I'd share this as I do believe it is pertinent to my criticisms of Ayn Rand in the past. While I attacked her with a kind of viciousness I no longer agree with, she did have a perplexing way of picking and choosing her battles.
This is her on Israel and Palestine:
A beautifully filmed story about a woman's life in Africa's colonial era. Another of Miles Mathis' Top 100 films... a continuing series! This is a FREEMIUM post.
A brief overview of a highly useful, eye-opening book with some practical tips at the end.. Let me know what you think!
Having a look at one of Miles Mathis' "favorite films" and the social commentary relevant at the time.
A longer look at the evils of Section 8, the undue advantage it has granted, and the destruction it has wrought on Middle America. Enjoy!
This one from yesterday EXPLODED. And I have one from today that is COOKIN' so far, four hours in. I'm finding a rhythm over there on X. Been doing a bunch of fencing work today. Funny how I keep finding myself fencing outdoors. Kind of a vibe. Alright, I got some great content coming soon. Good tidings to come.
