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Palate Cleanser – This Is a Cut-Throat Business Man of Machiavellian Intents

Over lemons. This has NOTHING to do with politics – except it does. Now, I have not seen the movie (and perhaps I should, now: “The House of Usher”). Now, I’ve liked this actor for a long time and have generally seen him playing serious, as opposed to humorous, roles. THIS was rather riveting: … Read more

The New England Take: No Money for Retirement After 50

by Op-Ed

Indira Venkat, Senior Vice President of Research at AARP, breaks down how more than half of those ages 50 and older don’t think they’ll have enough money to last in retirement and what they should do today to fix their finances.

Manch Talk: Was Assange a Criminal and Threat to the World Order?

by Op-Ed

Carla recaps the history of the Assange prosecution, and Tammy fills us in about who is running in Manchester.

ICYMI – Manch Talk: A Deep Dive on Manchester NH Crime Stats

by Op-Ed

Join us for this week’s Manch Talk, where we take a deep dive into the most recent Manchester NH crime stats. We haven’t been keeping an eye on the local po-po, and it shows!

Elections Have Consequences: More Activist Soft on Crime Judiciary Appointments

by Op-Ed

More Activist Soft on Crime Judiciary Appointments

Aaron Day Show – ETH Gate: Real or Fiction

by Op-Ed

ETH Gate is a conspiracy theory that Ethereum received a free pass from regulators. These critics reasonably claim that the Securities and Exchange Commission allowed Ethereum to move ahead while doling out harsher treatment to other rivals.

JUICE: Power, Politics & The Grid – Part II

by Steve MacDonald

Enron Corporation may have declared bankruptcy in 2001, but the company’s effect on America’s electric grid can still be seen today in states like California and Texas, where power prices are soaring and reliability is declining.

Elections Have Consequences: Democrats “Care More About Winning the Next Election Than Saving This Country”

by Op-Ed

“Why are we so terrified to tell the truth? … You come here, and you walk people through the actual math of social security. The actual math of Medicare. How we’re going to save it. What we have to do. And you will get attack ads because God forbid you told the truth.”

Aaron Day Show: “Hijacking Bitcoin.”

by Op-Ed

Bitcoin was released in 2009 as peer-to-peer digital cash for use by everyone, bypassing banks and governments. In 2017, Bitcoin (BTC) was co-opted and transformed into a store of value, dubbed ‘Digital Gold,’ rather than serving as cash.

Manch Talk – If We Can’t Agree on What Words Mean…

by Op-Ed

What is the point of communication? Well, either you use words to talk to get what you want (persuasion = good), or you use force to take it (coercion = bad). As a society, the government has compromised our ability to speak clearly to each other by changing the meaning of words online real-time.

Night Cap: Expert Gives Masterclass In Why The Thing They Came To Advocate Won’t Work

by Rob Roper

When you’re getting big bucks to hold a public meeting and nobody from the public shows up, what do you do? Get one of your employees to play the role of “good citizen.” This is what happened at the first legally mandated public outreach forum that was supposed to inform the public about the Clean … Read more

JUICE: Power, Politics & The Grid – Part I

by Steve MacDonald

Someone turned me on to this series, so I thought I’d take the opportunity of a missing podcaster slot to use it as filler.

Elections Have Consequences: NWO, Government & Our Common Problem

by Op-Ed

But it’s weird, right? What comes to mind? A different reaction or inflection point within your life because it doesn’t really feel like it was twelve years ago. That could be today.

Morning View: Mike Rogers, “What’s the most important thing that GraniteGrok has brought to NH?

by Skip

“What is the most important thing that GraniteGrok has brought to NH”?

So, at Groktober Fest held last October, I got Jeff Chidester, Carla Gericke, and Jim Kofalt to answer that question. I also added a couple more folks. Here is Mike Rogers’s answer to that question. In his typical British brevity, he got right to the point and gave a minimalist response:

The Aaron Day Show: Manhattan Project to Defeat CBDCs

by Op-Ed

We are currently experiencing a complete crackdown on crypto. Through Executive Order 14067, President Biden is taking a whole-of-government approach to regulating decentralized crypto out of existence. The DOJ, FBI, Treasury, CFTC, IRS, and others have been fully weaponized.

The New England Take: Chuck Morse is Running for Governor and Calling out the Competition!

by Op-Ed

Former New Hampshire State Senator Chuck Morse filed with the Secretary of State David M. Scanlon to replace Governor Chris Sununu, calling out Kelly Ayotte and standing his ground as a true conservative.

Manch Talk: City Hall Meltdowns

by Op-Ed

Nashua refuses to fly the Pine Tree flag, Manchester recognizes Friends of the Piscataquag River Park and then things go downhill fast, kids are too coddled, and who is running for what?

Irony Alert: The Left Puts Energy Politics Ahead of the Environment

by Steve MacDonald

Dave “Whale Killer” Watters ended up having his meeting yesterday despite the lack of a quorum and took time to listen to the peasants’ objections to offshore wind projects off the coast of New Hampshire. One participant noted how disrespectful Whale Killer Watters was to the rabble’s concerns.

It Does Not Look Like NH Is Getting Any Electricty From “Whale-Killer” Watters Wind Boondoggle

by Steve MacDonald

We’ve had our fair share of comments and coverage of ‘New Hampshire’s” effort to support offshore wind in the Gulf of Maine. The lead figure in this comic tragedy is Democrat State Senator David ‘Whale Killer” Watters. He’s all in for New Hampshire, but why? We’re not getting any of the power.

Cradle-To-Grave Community Schools Are Spreading …

by Ann Marie Banfield

The Seabrook School Board has been challenging the implementation of the Community School Model for their school. While Community Schools sound good for families, that’s not the case.