Where’s the Money?
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We Used to Be Wise — Summary
We Used to Be Wise is the accounting Zeigler has been threatening to write for years. Nineteen chapters, one indictment. The premise is simple and the evidence is overwhelming: in August 1971, Lewis Powell wrote a memo to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce that read like a battle plan.
We Used to Be Wise
How the United States Dismantled the Structures That Made It Work, and the Fifty-Year Campaign That Did It This is the new book — the whole thing, start to finish, for paid readers first. I'd love your help before it goes out into the world. Read it like a
The Constraint
Prices didn’t just rise. They moved. Not evenly. They moved toward the people who can still pay. And stayed there. For a long time, the United States ran on a simple assumption: build for the middle. Price for the middle. Sell in volume. Cars, houses, appliances, tuition. Everything pointed
Let's Fuck this Up!
Written Saturday, April 18, 2026 Trump declared victory Friday. Iran's foreign minister had announced that the Strait of Hormuz was fully open. Oil dropped twelve percent. Trump posted on Truth Social that Iran had agreed never to close the strait again. A great and brilliant day for the