Tag Archives: political reform

Outliving Its Usefulness

Posted on January 14, 2026 by john

Dear Friends, It seems to me once a thing has outlived its usefulness, or has proven itself to be counterproductive, it’s time to retire it. That logic is no where better applied than to the Administrative State and Federal Reserve. … Continue reading →

Posted in business, economy, philosophy | Tagged administrative state, bureaucracy, central banking, central planning, cia, civil liberties, deregulation, economic freedom, economic policy, Education Policy, energy policy, fbi, federal reserve, fiscal policy, government accountability, government critique, Homeland Security, Job Market, political reform, public policy, US History | Leave a comment

Breaking The Cycle Of Power and Corruption

Posted on June 17, 2025 by john

Dear Friends, It seems to me, opportunities to break a cycle of power and corruption are few and far between, so when we get one, as we do today, squandering it is not only foolish, it will lead to retaliation … Continue reading →

Posted in economy, Group Politics, Law, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth | Tagged administrative state, AI and government, AI influence, AI policy, AI politics, authoritarianism, deep state, Dion of Syracuse, disinformation, dismantling bureaucracy, elite revenge, expert rule, globalism, influencer politics, limited government, new world order, plutarch's lives, political cycles, political influencers, political power cycles, political reform, populism vs establishment, power and corruption, Reagan legacy, technocracy, Trump appointees, wounded elites | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: political reform

Outliving Its Usefulness

Breaking The Cycle Of Power and Corruption

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