TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
“Nobody for President, that’s my campaign slogan,” Nick Cannon asserted in “Too Broke to Vote,” his viral criticism of the American electoral process, which he released back in March. Now, as it turns out, nobody for president won the 2016 election in a landslide. According to new voter turnout statistics from the 2016 election, 47 Read More…
Throughout the entire 2016 election process, the people were overtly and ostentatiously lied to, by almost the entirety of mainstream media, about anything that did not line up with what the establishment wanted to happen; that Clinton would win; that Clinton was leading the polls; that Russians were manipulating the outcome … all of which is Read More…
You can only get so far with orders, and the misuse of power. The same goes with the restriction of human action. The war on drugs has been an abject failure, as has been the American ‘democracy.’ It is the same with a corporatized prison system, and so too, will be the attempted overtaking of Read More…
Paid instigators are making an already bad situation much worse. As riots and protests rage through the streets of America, the question has to be asked: Does someone behind the scenes want to see civil war in the United States? The answer is almost certainly yes. And it isn’t likely to settle down anytime in Read More…
Who Lost: A Biased Media, Pundits, Pollsters, Political Parties, Warmongers, the Corporatocracy, Pay-to-Play Grifters, Neoliberals Fake Progressives are perfectly fine with soaring inequality and corrupt governance, as long as everyone’s public utterances are politically correct. Sometimes who lost is more important than who won. Let’s review who lost the election: 1. Let’s start with the Read More…
The political system we have today is not the democratic republic it pretends to be. National elections are orchestrated public relations events, engineered to serve the complex interests of the plutocracy and shadow government. The perception of differences between major party candidates is limited to within a narrow spectrum of mainstream ideology, and voting has become a tool used Read More…