The Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security testified today that his department is creating a “Disinformation Governance Board.”

 

I give up trying to parody any of this.

 

Here we have people who lie so routinely and brazenly that most of us assume that the opposite of what they say is the truth, and they’re going to go out and fight “disinformation.”

 

We don’t yet have much information as to what this board will do, what kind of “disinformation” it will try to counter, or precisely how it will do so.

 

But seriously, you have to be kidding me.

 

Every time the regime opens its collective mouth, lies pour out.

 

Sometimes, though, even worse than the lies they tell are the truths they withhold.

 

That’s true of the media, too. They lie, but they also report selectively.

 

It was true of my college education. I wasn’t actually lied to all that much, relatively speaking. But so much – so much! – of what I consider real American history was simply omitted. Dissident voices were not to be heard. Alternative theories (say, regarding what caused the Great Depression) were shunned in favor of the textbook explanation.

 

Just imagine what’s omitted in high schools and the lower grades.

 

And I don’t even just mean that they won’t teach real economics, or the full story of U.S. history. I’m thinking even more fundamentally than that. For instance, when we created the Ron Paul Curriculum, we were sure to include a course on personal finance for teens. Why? Because no one will be taught such a thing, and certainly not in this much depth, in any American high school.

 

We also teach how to create a home business, and skills like that.

 

Why?

 

Again, because no school is going to teach that.

And if your experience was like mine, dear reader, nobody in school taught you about business or any of the topics we cover on this list.

 

Thankfully, I know who the best teachers are.

 

I haven’t been successful because I simply have a knack for this stuff. I’ve been successful because I’ve known who the best people are, and who should be teaching me.

 

I had the best, most successful day of my life earlier this year when I launched a membership business according to the precise model recommended by our friend Stu McLaren. I cannot tell you how grateful my family and I are that I had a chance to learn from him.

 

As you know, tomorrow the doors close on Stu’s program. I would like you to have the success I’ve had.

 

So I’m doing a few things.

 

First, I’m recommending you join Stu’s program, and start creating your own membership business.

 

Second, I’m going to help make that business as successful as we possibly can.

 

(a) Whenever you’re ready, you and I will hop on a one-hour call together, and I’ll do my level best to make your membership as appealing as possible so you can attract a whole bunch of members.

(b) When you launch that business, I’ll promote it to my entire audience – podcast, newsletter, social media. Nobody else joining Stu’s program will have a massive advantage like that.

(c) If somehow even all this doesn’t generate the results you want, we’ll have another hour-long call, work on the offer, and do it all over again: I’ll promote your refurbished offer to my entire list.

Add up these individual components and they’d cost you just shy of $3,600.

I’m throwing them in for $0 if you join Stu’s program through the link below.

 

I want a string of successes coming from the Tom Woods audience.

 

But this offer ends tomorrow.

 

I hope you make the right choice.

 

It’s this way:

http://www.tomwoods.com/workwithme

 

Tom Woods