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AND Control the Cures for the Diseases it Seeds! As I have explained previously, the corporations seated at the WEF table seek to control all food production. Chemical manufacturer BASF claims its products are now “sustainable,” and that its technologies can be used to improve the world by tracking products throughout their manufacture and useful … Read more
I’ve lost track of how many years it has been since we began banging the drum for more Natural Gas (NG) or even LNG in the Northeast. The need has been obvious and, at times, severe, and even ISO New England, the grand Vizier overseeing the declining grid mix, knows that without reliable energy, everything from … Read more
When it comes to the unaffordable climate change policies being pushed on Vermonters by the Democrat majority in the State House, the Clean Heat Standard for the home heating sector has received all the attention for the past couple of years, but heat only represents about 40 percent of the state’s greenhouse gas emissions. The … Read more
The full impact of the DOGE raid on USAID may not be fully known until the 2026 midterms. With billions brought back into the barn and tethered, the army of NGOs that used to launder them into Democratic campaigns will have to find resources somewhere else. Don’t look at your donor class. Deep Pocketed Dems … Read more
Almost everything taught about the Whiskey Rebellion stems from a coverup. The prevailing myth presents an unbeatable federal government easily crushing resistance, discouraging any modern challenge to centralized power. But the real history tells a very different story – one of widespread tax resistance and successful nullification that forced the federal government to abandon its … Read more
Londonderry NH on Facebook Shuts Down (two weeks before town elections) With only weeks to go before residents flock to the polls to pick their local elected representatives for the largest Facebook group featuring Londonderry town interests, it has gone dark. According to Londonderry Underground, it started when the admins appeared to be removing content … Read more
What’s to be done? Parents are distraught, school district budgets and property taxes are skyrocketing, and there’s bullying and declining academic outcomes in public schools. State legislators shrug their shoulders. They don’t know what to do. Most of them don’t even think they’re responsible for the mess. It “just happened.” But the problem is “so … Read more
President Trump recently issued an executive order instructing the US Mint to stop producing pennies. The reason for this is it costs nearly four cents to produce one penny. That’s right: the US government can’t even make pennies without losing money! President Trump may have signed the death certificate, but the Federal Reserve is the … Read more
We’d like to welcome our newest local podcast from Jocelyn Davis, Justice 4 All. Jocelyn covers local, national, and international news along with conversations with guests. Justice 4 All will publish on Wednesdays at 8 PM [GrokTALK! is moving to Thursdays at 8 PM]. 2-25-25 Egg Prices, DC, Elon, Bongino, Guest Regina Birdsell (NH State … Read more
The Issue I told Judge Hall that my daughter could end up the next Harmony Montgomery and she responded “I don’t care!” This was on March 20, 2024 — she gave my/our abuser sole custody. A “fair trial” is laughable. Circuit Court Judge Polly Hall in presiding over my pending divorce and parenting proceeding, and … Read more
This. Remember, “back in the day,” when you couldn’t do this or that because the government needed to protect sources and methods. It (apparently) applies to firing people who would commit treason. In other words, the people most likely to endanger the nation must be retained lest they endanger the nation. What’s Leavenworth for, again? … Read more
Back in the early 2000s, the FDA launched the Safety First Steering Committee (SFSC). It was started to address the safety concerns of marketed drugs of noteworthy concern to Americans. Today, the acronym is still found ubiquitously throughout FDA documents, but those links no longer function. It appears to have been replaced by the Drug Risk Management Board (DRMB). … Read more
Granite State Live Co-Host Ketih Hanson opens a segment on Democrat History, Black Americans, and the Republican Party with an epic rant that we hope will leave you wanting more. After you watch this, look below for links to the entire program Watch Granite State Live Here: Tuesdays from 7-9-PM EDT The ‘Grok Facebook page The … Read more
Maine has not lost its way. Maine has lost its collective mind. I am speaking of the Democrats in Maine, but they are the ruling party today, and it was the voters of Maine that gave them the power to manipulate and control the state. Unless you reside under a rock, you must know how … Read more
New Hampshire is taking another shot at state-supervised suicide (HB 254), and I admit to not having paid nearly enough attention this time around. It is true that we can’t cover every bill or focus on what may be important to you or your group, but I’ve written extensively on the pitfalls of what the … Read more
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were a gaffe-machine team with a side of word salad. We had no idea what Joe Biden was saying most of the time, and neither did he. Behind the scenes, there was always a team listening to Joe speak, and often, they put out corrections or explanations to the press … Read more
“First in the Nation” One thing I learned living in Uruguay in the 1980s — after the fall of the CIA-backed military dictatorship — is that the agency likes small countries where it can operate through a local tight-knit familial network. Torture and clandestine activities, in the right, trusted hands, are “as American as apple pie.” … Read more
A recent J.P. Morgan Report that undocumented immigrants may be ramping up US housing demand dovetails ironically with claims in “sanctuary states” that more illegal immigrants are necessary to construct more houses. This dragon-eating-its-tail spiral of higher living costs is particularly evident in rural Vermont, which faces one of the nation’s toughest housing crunches even as progressives … Read more
Ian Huyett is the Associate Director and Head of Litigation for Cornerstone Policy Research. He’ll discuss the lack of teeth in New Hampshire’s laws, Parental rights, girls’ sports, and recognizing biological sex. Guest Co-Host Julian Acciard takes the spotlight in hour two (plus:30) to discuss the Real History of the Republican party (as part of … Read more
Let’s be honest with ourselves! Suppose any of us were among the wealthiest people in the world. Would our first prerogative be to endanger our life to save a country in which 40% of 350 million citizens suffer from a derangement syndrome that mainstream media coddles, agitates, and promotes? This pernicious hatred of President Trump … Read more