Trust in Government

What People Say vs. What People Do

Book Cover Full Size.pngThe polls say trust in the federal government has fallen to 17 percent. That number is being repeated everywhere, and it makes for a dramatic headline. But natural law doesn’t measure truth by what people say. It measures truth by what people do. And when you look at behavior instead of survey answers, the story changes.

Polls are emotional. Actions are real. According to the article, trust in Washington has been sliding for decades, from a high of 77 percent in 1964 to today’s reported 17 percent. zerohedge.com That decline is real on paper. But natural law deals with revealed preferences. People reveal what they truly believe through their choices, not their complaints.

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Natural Law Doesn’t Lie: Epstein “Killed Himself” Is the Dumbest Story Ever Told

Book Cover Full Size.pngLook, if you understand even the basics of natural law, the official story collapses in about three seconds. Nature wired every creature on this planet with an instant read on risk and reward. A dog hears gunfire once and bolts for cover. Expose him to it as a puppy and the fear fades, but the wiring is still there. Humans? We’ve spent centuries training ourselves to ignore that wiring and believe whatever the guy in the suit tells us. But the wiring never fully dies.

That’s why the Epstein “suicide” narrative is dead on arrival for anyone who still has a pulse.

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