THE REALITY OF GOD’S CHOSEN PEOPLE

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THE REALITY OF GOD’S CHOSEN PEOPLE
By James Quillian,Economist, Political Analyst, Natural Law

Human beings are born with an inborn propensity to exalt themselves and the groups they belong to. It is the oldest flaw in the species. Every tribe, nation, and ideology has done it. Zionism is simply this universal instinct amplified — identity fused with divinity, grievance fused with entitlement, and politics fused with theology. It takes a basic human impulse and elevates it into a sacred claim, then demands the rest of the world treat that claim as untouchable Continue reading →

The Phantom Depression

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The Phantom Depression
By James Quillian,Economist, Political Analyst, Natural Law

Why You Should Look at These Tables

Most people feel poorer today than they did in 2020. They aren’t imagining it. They aren’t failing to budget. They’re living inside a statistical illusion. The official inflation number, CPI, is designed to make the economy look healthier than it is. It measures products, not life. It hides the real cost of living by adjusting away quality improvements, substituting cheaper goods, and averaging essentials with non‑essentials.

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Future of US Economy

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Future of US Economy
By James Quillian,Economist, Political Analyst, Natural Law

The United States is no longer a free market economy. It is a debt‑driven organism whose lifeblood is credit expansion and whose pulse is the movement of asset prices. GDP is no longer a measure of production; it is a measure of how much debt can be pumped into the system before something breaks. The country survives by inflating the value of what already exists, not by creating anything new.

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The Stock Market Heart of the Epstein Disciples

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The Stock Market Heart of the Epstein Disciples
By James Quillian,Economist, Political Analyst, Natural Law

Power never wanders. It hunts. And right now, it’s hunting the world’s factors of production — land, labor, and capital — with a precision that makes the Iran war look like a side errand.

What cannot be bought is corralled. What cannot be corralled is pressured. This is the natural shape of the eternal power struggle we are all born into.

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Oligarch’s Last Stand

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Oligarch’s Last Stand
By James Quillian,Economist, Political Analyst, Natural Law

Even before the Epstein saga and the recent release of the Epstein files, the oligarchs were already facing serious headwinds. The stock market is controlled. Its high level is a purposeful achievement. Its value is meticulously maintained. It has to be. It is the store of the oligarchs’ wealth. If the stock market crashes, the source of their wealth disappears. The stock market is their vulnerability. Their greatest strength is that no one believes it is.

The oligarchs have been losing control of the public’s mindset for some time. Without that control, their massive investments in AI turn into losses. They control the media close to 100%. The result is that the public treats it as mush these days. People accept that they have no information and have responded by not caring one way or another.

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The True Political Picture in the United States

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The True Political Picture in the United States
James Quillian — Economist, Political Analyst, Natural Law

To understand the global situation, you have to see the field as it actually exists, not as people wish it to be. The world runs on structure, hierarchy, and human nature — not slogans. Here is the real layout.

There are three distinct societies, each operating with its own instincts, incentives, and internal logic.

 

The Elite Stratum — The Hybrid Class

At the top sits a small, tightly bonded group whose sensibilities are fundamentally different from those of ordinary people. They are not “evil” in their own minds. They are simply built differently.

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The Rise of Luther Grimes

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The Rise of Luther Grimes
By James Quillian,Economist, Political Analyst, Natural Law

There was a world‑champion hog caller named Luther Grimes. He traveled the countryside winning first‑place prize money in every contest he entered. Folks said he was unbeatable. Luther didn’t brag about it, but he was making a fine living calling hogs from one end of the state to the other.

One day a newsman stuck a microphone in his face and asked, “Luther, what’s your secret? You get those pigs excited and enthusiastic. They run to you like their lives depend on it. And all they ever get is one Oreo cookie — more often nothing at all. Do you have some kind of supernatural power?”

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Dealing With Experts

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An expert is one who uses words and phrases that lend credibility by creating the illusion of competence. Experts’ language sets them apart from the great unwashed from whom they derive their incomes. Do they know more than you?

 

Sure. However, they are better off if you are convinced that you know nothing at all. Using fancy words and phrases turns out to be an ideal way to make themselves appear necessary. The dumber you feel, the more they can charge. Continue reading →

Media Power and the Manufactured Public Mind

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Media Power and the Manufactured Public Mind

By James Quillian, Economist, Political Analyst, Natural Law

Media in this country is concentrated, coordinated, and loyal to the power structure that owns it. It does not serve citizens. It serves the consortium that dictates policy to the government people think they elect. The public votes, but the real decisions are made elsewhere. Media exists to manage the public mindset so citizens never interfere with the machinery that runs the country.

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Ways to Close the Wealth Inequality Gap

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Ronald Reagan set the precedent first by embracing the Full Employment act of 1978 – which changed the economy from free market…. to planned. Since that time, the rich have done the planning. All administrations since have followed Reagan’s lead. It has been nothing but deficit spending and money printing ever since. The rise of the government -made billionaires followed. Continue reading →

Cold Facts

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Cold Facts
By James Quillian, Economist, Political Analyst, Natural Law

Why this site keeps getting destroyed — and what the war narrative keeps hiding

This site is targeted to be destroyed. In the past five years, it has been taken down twice, and the process has begun again. It happens every time traffic begins rising rapidly. As long as I stay alive, I will keep bringing it back. Don’t give up on finding it.

What follows is what’s missing from the typical war analysis.

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What Is Most Relevant In These Trying Times

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What Is Most Relevant In These Trying Time
By James Quillian, Economist, Political Analyst, Natural Law

Are Americans  crazy? I say no. What we can see is mal-adaptive behavior. As
previously mentioned the evolution of free markets and democratic systems, in terms of
economics is of greater influence than the invention of the wheel.

What we are seeing worldwide are populations consumed and absorbed in instinctive behavior. The emergence of free markets and democratic principles changes the way mankind reasons intellectually. It does not change the adherence to instinctive behavior.
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Leaders Must Save Face in War

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Leaders Must Save Face in War

By James Quillian, Economist, Political Analyst, Natural Law

Who doubts that the U.S.–Israeli war was a bad idea. Certainly not the leaders who launched it. They know the answer as well as anyone. Under natural law, an action undertaken for immoral reasons guarantees a negative outcome. Sometimes the consequences arrive immediately. Sometimes they take decades. But they arrive. And the longer corrective action is delayed, the more severe the damage becomes.
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