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…
Nepotism and neglect from the local government has led millions to suffer and die from contaminated wells. 20 million people living in rural Bangladesh are suffering from what is being called the largest mass poisoning in history. According to Human Rights Watch, a New York-based human rights group, millions are still drinking arsenic-laced water. Arsenic is an element found naturally Read More…
(TFTP) Prior to the United States arming “freelance jihadists” with ties to al Qaeda and dropping countless bombs on their cities, Libya was a bastion of development and quality of life in Africa. Prior to 2011, Libya played a key role in eliminating poverty and developing the country’s educational and health infrastructure. According to Italian Journalist Yvonne de Read More…
Rick Snyder also named in a federal lawsuit filed by the Detroit school board that blames the district’s financial troubles on state emergency manager law. Charging that the Flint water crisis was part of an “intentional scheme” created by state officials to save money, a group of 15 citizens on Wednesday filed a federal racketeering 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…
The Anonymous faction calling themselves “Ghost Squad Hackers” recently dropped a bomb shell, leaking a data “dox” on over 1,000 high-ranking individuals within the Israeli Defense Force (IDF). The leak includes social media accounts, personal finance information, and even information on a variety of the IDF-members’ families, including over 10,000 emails, and 8,000 phone numbers Read More…