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ROOKE: America Needs More Teen Moms

April 17, 2026 Mary Rooke

Apparently, we aren’t supposed to worry about birth rate declines in younger women because the trend shows they are making up for it in their later years. However, the graph The New York Times shared doesn’t even begin to tell the full story. At first glance, the graph suggests that declines in American birth rates … Read more

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Alternate Solutions to Neo-Liberal Population Control

August 13, 2023 Kensley Vitoria

Around the alternative media sphere, there is a lot of conversation about the events of the past several years, leading to the question, “Well, why is this happening?” Like “If COVID was planned, why?” or “What’s driving the gay bloc to push transgenderism and drag queens?”.

Data Point – Animated Population Growth Chart

October 16, 2022 Skip

OK, I found it mesmerizing (even if you didn’t). I have to admit, I’ve watched it several times as it’s info I’ve never run across before presented in a way that I kept staring at: The global population over 300 years (1800 till 2100 estimated) ????music optional pic.twitter.com/zf5tVStOk0 — Wall Street Silver (@WallStreetSilv) October 9, … Read more

Saturday Overnight Thread – The “Identifying Yourself as Someone Eligible for ‘Lead Vaccination’ ” Edition

June 20, 2021June 19, 2021 Steve MacDonald

The title is a paraphrase of remarks by one of the smartest people on the planet. Christopher Langan, a regular guy with an exception. His IQ is near 200, and he’s been thinking a lot about the pandemic and the vaccine push. His conclusions are not new to our readers but still chilling.

Ease Taxes Not Easy Tax Implementation

January 10, 2020

Governments should work to ease taxes, not toward easy tax implementation. Why? Because Americans do not just vote with their hands at the ballot box. We also vote with our feet and moving vans.

Bad Tax Policy Causes Population Decline

January 5, 2020 Steve MacDonald

Bad tax policy causes population decline. Don’t believe it look no further than Vermont. Vermont continued to lose population in 2019 which is not surprising. This population information comes from the latest U.S. Census Bureau estimates of each state’s population. On July 1, Vermont had 623,989 residents, 400 fewer than a year earlier and 1,800 … Read more

Census Data Shows Another New Hampshire Win over the Rest of Northeast

December 31, 2019 Steve MacDonald

In a mini tweetstorm, AFP-NH Executive director Greg Moore shared a raft of news regarding the Granite State. Most of it, good. We’re ‘growing’ by attracting people to come live and work here.

Israel General Info & Pre-WWI History

August 18, 2019August 18, 2019

To understand Israel’s place in the Middle East today one must appreciate the history and religion. That’s why we are going to do three quick parts on the area that is today Israel. We’ll get more detailed as we approach the present. The dominant religion of the area today we address separately. Borders Israel is … Read more

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Another Green Deal Breaker That Dooms The Democrat’s Entire Welfare State Agenda

March 8, 2019March 8, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Did you hear the one about the Democrat freshman Congresswoman who said we need to start having fewer children (or none at all)? Save the planet and all that. She’s also on team Welfare State. Medicaid for all. Free College. Guaranteed Income. A mission impossible if there are not enough people alive to pay the freight.

Why the obsession with spending money to attract people to move into New Hampshire

September 26, 2018May 9, 2018 Op-Ed

(or to keep them from leaving?)

By Dan Moriarty

Have you ever visited the Grand Canyon? If you were there would you ask yourself how you can spend people’s taxes to attract more visitors? While waiting in line to enter the sold-out Zion National Park would you think of ways to get more millennials to visit?

New Hampshire has many fine qualities. Near the top of my list is its low population which results in rare traffic problems and short lines virtually everywhere. Even in the heat of summer, it’s not too hard to find a place to spread out on the beach at Wallis Sands State Park. In the fall rush, a person can hike the trails of Pack Monadnock and still enjoy seclusion in the woods. In the summer, a family can get a ticket to the minor league ball game for cheap and not get turned away due to a sell-out.

At no point do I ever say to myself “I wish there were more people here.”