TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
A Case Study On How Goldman Sachs And The Justice Department Colluded To Avoided Criminal Prosecution After The 2008 Financial Collapse Chances are that if you clicked on this article to read, you probably already know that government and big banks are heavily colluding behind the scenes. In fact, most people know this, even if Read More…
“The darkest thing about Africa has always been our ignorance of it.” – George Kimble What does the world really know about Africa? In the West, if you were to turn on the T.V., you would be hard pressed to find any news coverage regarding Africa other than starving children, political chaos, and exotic wild life. Read More…
If you want to change the world, you first have to understand how it currently works. Most people in the world would agree that currently, money is what truly makes the world go around. Money is the medium of exchange in which society transfers labor from one person to another, whether through finished products or manual services. Read More…
As has been covered many times here on The Last American Vagabond, local and state government is very much still salvageable as a way for the people to gain back power compared to the complete and utter corruption of the federal government. That’s not to say one shouldn’t try and change things at the federal Read More…
Many of us today feel absolutely helpless towards what we can actually do to save humanity from the incredibly destructive path it’s on. There is no easy answer to this complex dilemma, with a variety of opinions and proposals as to the best solutions to the problems. Many often look towards voting at the Federal Read More…
Anyone who has spent the time going deep down the “rabbit hole” and researching in the realm of alternative information/conspiracy theory knows that a large majority of the world’s population hasn’t a clue as to what’s really going on in the world. However, all alternative researchers can relate to this because at one point they Read More…