Archive - Frederick R. Smith Speaks

Declaration of Dependence

The “Declaration of Dependence” aims to underscore the absurdity of contemporary societal abnormalities (the new post-modern behavior) and political…

Apr 14 •

Frederick R Smith

The Constitution: Property and Free Markets

The Declaration of Independence acknowledged that each person’s right to “Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness” derive in an equal manner from a…

Apr 3 •

Frederick R Smith

March 2024

McGuffey’s Eclectic Reader

From 19th century Eclectic Readers to 20th century progressive indoctrination, today it is Gender Queer books in school libraries.

Mar 22 •

Frederick R Smith

Fred Smith the Gandy Dancer

The term Gandy Dancer came from North America. It referred to the railroad workers who built and maintained tracks in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Mar 15 •

Frederick R Smith

John Henry the Steel-drivin’ Man

John Henry, also known as Jawn Henry, is a legendary figure in American folklore, celebrated for his remarkable strength and endurance.

Mar 8 •

Frederick R Smith

MARTA has an Army

Following the fictitious Socialized Holistic Intracity Transit Commission, we now have a Sexier Metro Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority

Mar 1 •

Frederick R Smith

February 2024

Engineering Masterpiece: Horseshoe Curve

Horseshoe Curve just west of Altoona, Pennsylvania is a remarkable engineering marvel and pivotal point in American history.

Feb 24 •

Frederick R Smith

Beast of the East

Delaware Valley gives testament to rich history and industrial innovation. It has an enduring legacy of the Baldwin Locomotive Works that lives on to…

Feb 17 •

Frederick R Smith

Mother Gaia Gone Wild

Today the government, media, and education proclaim a constant gloom and doom narrative about the ecosystem.

Feb 5 •

Frederick R Smith

Collectivist Experiments Are Never the Solution

Javier Milei’s 2024 World Economic Forum speech, summary, and analysis

Feb 3 •

Frederick R Smith

January 2024

1918 Railroads Railroaded

This essay explores the important role of the American railroads during World War I and a link back to the creation of the Federal Reserve.

Jan 27 •

Frederick R Smith

Madness Made to Order - Repost and Table of Contents

Madness Made to Order is a six-part essay by Frederick R. Smith. Published in July 2021, and delved into a range of subjects and controversial issues.

Jan 19 •

Frederick R Smith

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