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Category Archives: Democracy
Making AMERICANS Great Again!
America will become great again when Americans are great again. Americans will be great again when the impediments to individual potential are removed, and each person has the opportunity and resources available to them to participate and contribute as full and active citizens in an open, receptive, and appreciative society. Continue reading
What? Are You Crazy?
What was crazy last year sometimes becomes the new normal this year. That is the source for hope that the citizens of the U.S. can get their country back on track to serve the interests of all Americans, not just the rich and powerful. Failure is guaranteed if we don’t keep our minds open to new ideas and fresh narratives. This coming year, with the inevitable crash of the economy and even more wars, we will face unprecedented challenges. Desperate times call for desperate measures. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Deconstruction, Democracy, Economics, Political Analysis, War and Peace
Tagged candidate contracts, civil rights, declaration of independence, income tax, John F. Kennedy, labor unions, peace dividend refund, slavery, social security, Vietnam War, war and peace, womens suffrage
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The Red White and Blue Color Revolution
There is only one solution to the mess our country is in . . . regime change in Washington DC. Bring democracy to America, shared wealth and bounty, peace and the good life! Call it the ultimate color revolution. The Red White and Blue Color Revolution! Continue reading
The Politics of Panic and Puerile Propaganda
Every day I scan the pages and websites of main stream media and nowhere can I find a discussion of truly critical issues, much less a serious attempt to address them with cogent, creative, promising solutions. This should be shocking but it’s not. It’s the new normal. Continue reading
Posted in Corporatism, Deconstruction, Democracy, Journalism, Political Analysis, Satire, Social Commentary, War and Peace
Tagged China, constitution, Daily News, Donald Trump, Electoral College, global warming, Globe, Hillary Clinton, National Inquirer, New York Times, nuclear war, Russia, species extinction, Vladimir Putin, Washington Post, World War III
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Success Story! Black Man Beats The Odds
Here is an inspiring success story! Our first black president beat the odds and the scourge of systemic racism and got his just reward. Just look at these photos of the opulent $5.3 million mansion President Obama will move his family into after Donald Trump takes the oath of office. Granted, not every African-American experienced such dramatic improvement in their fortunes over the past eight years. But like they always say … you can’t win them all. Continue reading
Wrong But Right
I thought the election would be rigged for Hillary. I was wrong about that. Instead it was rigged for Trump. The proof is in the exit poll data. As if we didn’t already know, our votes don’t mean anything. The ruling class will rule. We will bow to their self-serving, flawed and destructive judgment. Or . . . maybe it’s time to do something about this travesty we affectionately and delusionally call democracy. Continue reading
Dat bitch is my favorite ‘ho!
At a campaign rally in Colorado where Jay Z and Beyoncé performed, we get to view Hillary Clinton’s real level of commitment to respect, sensitivity, and proper regard for women. Continue reading
Posted in Democracy, Nihilism, Political Rant, Social Commentary
Tagged 2016 election, Beyonce, chauvenism, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Jay Z, misogyny, presidential campaign, womens rights
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The fix is in … Hillary will win … vote for Jill Stein!
Hillary Clinton is the choice of the masters to run the country and start World War III. The election is irrelevant. Vote for Jill Stein. You have nothing to lose. It’ll feel good. Continue reading
Posted in Corporatism, Deconstruction, Democracy, Political Analysis, War and Peace
Tagged 2016 election, Buddha, China, Ghandi, Hillary Clinton, Jesus, Jill Stein, Julian Assange, Libya, Nelson Mandela, oligarchy, Russia, Syria, WWIII
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Why Donald Trump is not as horrible as Hillary Clinton … and why you should vote for Jill Stein.
Vote for Jill Stein! If that ends up electing Donald Trump, so be it. He’s a buffoon and will accomplish nothing. He doesn’t know his way around Washington DC and will be totally isolated. If Hillary gets elected, we will end up in a major war. She knows her way around the nation’s capital and is supported by Wall Street, the big banks, the multinational corporations, the MIC, and worst of all, the neocon-infested government and media organizations. These folks know only four things: War, profit, more war, more profit. Yes, Hillary may end up being the nation’s first female president. But she’ll also end up being the nation’s last president. Continue reading
Posted in Corporatism, Democracy, Economics, Political Analysis, Political Rant, War and Peace
Tagged 2016 election, congress, Donald Trump, exceptionalism, Hillary Clinton, Jill Stein, John McCain, neocons, nuclear war, Russia, Syria, war, WWIII
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Take it to the streets!
Effective street protests are no longer possible. Even Micah White, one of the founders of OWS, has declared that things have changed and we need to find different mechanisms for demanding reform. Continue reading →