China’s economy is in serious trouble as the shortcomings of an autocratic regime governing with fear, lockdowns and force are ruining the potential which one of the world’s largest markets could have had. As investors are waking up to the fact that their investments are not safe in such a regime, Western economies could have an opportuinty for a comeback.
Social Conservatism is Rebounding
Online Marketplace for Companies Supporting Conservative Values to go Public
Judge Blocks Biden Officials & Academic Watchdogs From Manipulating Social Media Narratives
Pentagon Will no Longer Work With Film Studios That Censor Their Movies on Behalf of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
Neurologist’s Near-Death Experience Changes his Understanding of Consciousness
The Tide is Turning on Radical Leftist Gender Ideology
Supreme Court Bars Consideration of Race in College Admissions
California Drought is Over, Major Reservoirs Overflowing
Woke Sports? Consider the Big Leagues’ Longstanding Great Awakening
China Supports Africa’s Peace Plan for Ukraine
French Voters Flock to Le Pen as Anti-Macron Sentiment Grows
A Failing City Can Be Saved
New York City in the 1970s and 80s was characterized by decay, blight and out-of-control crime. Mayor Rudy Giuliani successfully turned the city around by implementing a zero-tolerance policy on crime and going after quality of life offenses, such as graffiti, vandalism, panhandling etc. By the end of his term as mayor, New York had become the It-City of the world. It was safe and booming again.
While administrations after him reversed his course, thereby once again letting New York decline into crime and an increasing exodus of its residents and businesses, valuable lessons can be learned from Giuliani’s successful policies.