Missive #420 Published 5 January 2025
Continuing The Anti-Federalist Papers
Brutus XVI
by Robert Yates
Missive #420 Published 5 January 2025
Continuing The Anti-Federalist Papers
Brutus XVI
by Robert Yates
Missive #419 Published 3 January 2025
68. Nasruddin and the Thief’s Shoes...
Did you happen to notice that the drone scares that were front page NEWS for about a week suddenly just went away. I don't know if the drones went away but the lame stream media is no longer reporting anything about them. I suspect it was a government operation trying to drum up some support for a war against Iran. When that proved to be a dud they just let it fade away. Now we have 'terrorist' attacks in the United States again. This time by men that were, or are, in the Army; just like the leftists said would happen. We need more laws against anyone that is now in or has been in any branch of the US military — look for it to come.
Missive #417 Published 30 December 2024

This book was published in 2009 and everything the author said then is still true today only worse. I don't see anything being done with or to the Fed until the dollar collapses as the reserve currency. Then maybe.
Missive #416 Published 29 December 2024
Continuing The Federalist Papers.
Federalist No. 37
Concerning the Difficulties of the Convention in Devising a Proper Form of Government
Author: James Madison
To the People of the State of New York:
Missive #415 Published 27 December 2024
67. The Thief and Nasruddin’s Rooster
Nasruddin heard squawking from the henhouse during the night. “It must be a thief,” he thought, and he ran outside, where he found a man creeping away from the henhouse.Missive #414 Published 26 December 2024

Lavender is a writer of western history but in this book he has concentrated on the fur trade in the middle part of America. He does provide some history of the move into the Rocky Mountains but mostly as it involves Ramsay Cooks, the main character in the book. A good read.
Missive #412 Published 22 December 2024
Continuing The Anti-Federalist Papers
Brutus XV (pt. 2)
by Robert Yates
Missive #411 Published 20 December 2024
66. The Thief with a Wagon…
A friend wrote recently about a decrease in his Heart Rate Variability (HRV) which caused me to do some research. I didn't know much about it except that it was the 'pause' between heart beats. What I found out was that my Polar Pacer watch, through Polar Flow, provides that data for me. From what I have read the best time to measure HRV is when you first get up in the morning. Since I have been wearing my watch at night with the continuous heart rate option turned on I'm capturing that data.