TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
This section is a simple way for our readers to have easy access to a rotation of some of The Last American Vagabond’s more prominent articles from the past.
It’s time to discuss an elephant in the room; one of many that the slept-on WikiLeaks “Global Intelligence Files” has helped to uncover. Within this 5-million email document release, of which many professional and amateur researchers are still sifting through, (and can be publicly viewed online at WikiLeaks.org) the network of CIA/Surveillance State shell corporations is Read More…
Earlier this week, recent updates in psychedelic research irrefutably proved the therapeutic efficacy of MDMA. This would mean that many of the former negative claims about this substance were essentially fabricated with misinterpreted and biased scientific studies, and over-generalized statistics. These scientific studies of course cannot account for what any sort of street-grade ecstasy may be cut with, Read More…
Last week Jim Carrey accepted his second Golden Globe award. And in newly awakened Jim Carrey fashion, he made quite clear how he feels about the Western focus on the ego-driven system which drives the American economy; a system that excels at making the vast majority of Americans feel as if they are simply not enough, or Read More…
There is a swirl of information concerning the Zika virus whipping through the Internet and across media outlets worldwide. And a lot of it is confusing, to say the least. No one really knows where it came from or how to fight it, there’s no available vaccine, no cure and very little consensus on how Read More…
A recent tweet from WikiLeaks, flashing a declassified transcript from their archive, “Public Library of US Diplomacy,” revealed a brief moment on March 10th of 1975 that is well worth sharing. On this occasion, Henry Kissinger and the cast of ambassadors assigned to delegate the economic relations between the United States and the Republic of Read More…
It’s only about a month and a half into 2016, yet financial markets all over the world have been a volatile rollercoaster ride to say the least, strongly reminiscent of the times preceding the 2008 financial collapse if not worse. In fact, global markets lost an estimated $3.17 trillion in just the first two weeks Read More…