Joe, with degrees in engineering and economics, raced motorcycles, founded 3 software companies, and launched one of the first computer store chains. Now he writes novels and Ghost essays while traveling with his wife, Lanying, and their cat, Cat.
The Beach Is Right There A sequel to "Capitalism Doesn't Work" Ms Arthur asked for solutions for Capitalism is not Working. Fair enough. Complaining without offering alternatives is just whining with footnotes. Summary The solutions to capitalism's failures aren't complicated—they'
The defense secretary gave the order. According to the Washington Post, Pete Hegseth's instruction was unambiguous: "Kill everybody." Eleven men were on a boat off the coast of Trinidad. The United States launched a missile. The boat burned. When the smoke cleared, two survivors clung to
My new book is on the shelves. Here’s a sample. Read a sample: “The Art of the Lie (Trump Book 1)”Joe Zeigler All paid readers of scroll down for the complete book After eight years of research and writing, I'm releasing The Art of the Lie,
and it won’t Summary: The machine is broken. Capitalism, designed for a world of scarcity, runs on antique logic in a time of radical surplus. This is not conspiracy. It is obsolescence. The United States wastes 30-40 percent of its food supply to maintain price signals. Meanwhile, children go
Summary: After years of chaos, death, and open corruption, the thing that may finally drag Trump under isn’t the coup attempt, the pandemic deaths, or the betrayals abroad. It’s the Epstein files. Not because this crime is worse than starving families, killing healthcare, abandoning allies, gutting USAID, or
How We Handed China the Century While Burning Our Own House Down Audio0:00/458.698751× The Chinese didn't beat us. We shot ourselves in the face and handed them the gun. While you watched Netflix and argued about pronouns, the United States committed spectacular self-sabotage. Not a
The American Virus Summary: This essay explores the corrosive power of groupthink in American culture, exposing how both political tribes—Republicans and Democrats—suppress dissent in favor of tribal conformity. Through vivid examples ranging from Trump rallies to academic cancel culture, it argues that obedience, not ideology, drives mass behavior.