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Resonating Hope: A Decade-old Anthem That Still Rings True

By Matthew Hayward  Have you ever wondered what could change if the only thing that shifted was the number of people who lost hope? It's an intriguing, somewhat melancholic thought. As we find ourselves caught in the ebbs and flows of life, it's easy to feel overwhelmed, to lose faith, to question the state of the world and our place in it. During these times, music often becomes our refuge, our silent companion that understands our turmoil. One such powerful piece is "LIBERTY OR DEATH" by JULIO ACOSTA, a song that remarkably still echoes with relevancy and raw emotion, even over ten years after its release. Whether you're a fan of rap or not, I urge you to listen. There's something universal in its verses, a collective sentiment that transcends genres and personal preferences. And yes, while there may be a sprinkle of profanity, its essence lies far beyond those few words. If this song doesn't stir something within you, if you find it hard to connect to i...

The Printing is Coming: A Warning from Jackson and Revere on the Federal Reserve's Plans

By Matt Hayward  Hear ye, hear ye, my fellow countrymen and women! I come to you with a message of great importance, an announcement that shall echo through the ages. I stand before you, a herald of knowledge, a union of the spirits of our esteemed Andrew Jackson and our valiant Paul Revere. At this moment, I bear news of the great printing that cometh, the printing that shall alter the very fabric of our nation. As the dusk of our present-day turns to the dawn of the morrow, let it be known that the Federal Reserve hath declared its intentions in a missive of formidable significance. Behold the document at hand: https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/pressreleases/other20230315a.htm . Herein lies the proclamation of the mighty institution's plan to unleash a torrent of currency, a deluge that shall send ripples through the world of finance. The tale does not end here, for I bring you further news of a most intriguing nature. Cast your gaze upon this chronicle, dear citizens: ht...