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When did you discover that there is something badly wrong with democracy?

When did you discover that there is something badly wrong with democracy? For me, it was in 2009. I had been invited to speak at a meeting called “The Festival of Energy;” a thinly disguised public relation stunt for the fossil fuel lobby, designed to show that renewable energy is a cute thing and that, […]

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How To Spot A False Flag Event

How To Spot A False Flag Event “For the most part, the mainstream media is little more than a propaganda ministry for the federal government.” Originally appeared at Chuck Baldwin LIVE A missionary friend of mine in Eastern Europe recently gave me a heads up regarding an excellent article written by Sebastian Swift entitled “5 Confirmed False Flag […]

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Desperately Trying to Salvage Canada-EU Trade Pact after Brexit, EU Escalates Assault on Democracy

Desperately Trying to Salvage Canada-EU Trade Pact after Brexit, EU Escalates Assault on Democracy The European Commission, it seems, will never learn. Despite the existential crisis caused by Britain’s decision to leave the EU and the serious questions being raised about the EU’s gaping lack of democratic legitimacy, the European Commission just escalated its assault […]

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DANGER: Obama Ignores Russia’s Valid National Security Worries

DANGER: Obama Ignores Russia’s Valid National Security Worries When the democratically elected President of Ukraine was violently overthrown in February 2014 and replaced by a rabidly anti-Russian regime, not only the residents in the areas of Ukraine that had voted heavily for him (Crimea having voted 75% for him, and Donbass having voted 90% for him) were terrified […]

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My letter to the Philadelphia Inquirer in defense of Brexit

My letter to the Philadelphia Inquirer in defense of Brexit Dear Sirs: Trudy Rubin claims that “Brexit would be a huge step backward”, but she never explains why. Oh, she does correlate the growth of the EU regulatory state with the collapse of the Soviet Union, but this is not cause-and-effect. The Soviet Union collapsed because NATO […]

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Washington’s Dog-Whistle Diplomacy Supports Attempted Coup in Brazil

Washington’s Dog-Whistle Diplomacy Supports Attempted Coup in Brazil The day after the impeachment vote in the lower house of Brazil’s congress, one of the leaders of the effort, Senator Aloysio Nunes, traveled to Washington, D.C. He had scheduled meetings with a number of U.S. officials, including Thomas Shannon at the State Department. Shannon has a relatively low profile in […]

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Democracy in Action: Arrests at Capitol Building Protests Top 1,400

Democracy in Action: Arrests at Capitol Building Protests Top 1,400  Via Twitter Protesters have made their voices heard in Washington D.C. Over the past week, more than 1,400 people were arrested at the Capitol for participating in the Democracy Awakening and Democracy Spring movements. Members of Democracy Spring began protesting corporate financial influence in politics several weeks ago. […]

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2016: The Year the Americans Found out Our Elections Are Rigged

2016: The Year the Americans Found out Our Elections Are Rigged “Now it’s just an oligarchy, with unlimited political bribery being the essence of getting the nominations for president or to elect the president. And the same thing applies to governors, and U.S. senators and congress members.” – Former President Jimmy Carter (ANTIMEDIA) Denver, CO — The 2016 […]

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Mary Mellor’s “Debt or Democracy”: Why Not Quantitative Easing for People?

Mary Mellor’s “Debt or Democracy”: Why Not Quantitative Easing for People? Although it is widely assumed that governments are the source of all new money – through “printing it” – the so-called private sector is the source of most new money put into circulation.  In one of the most successful enclosures of the commons in […]

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From Democracy to Pathocracy: The Rise of the Political Psychopath

From Democracy to Pathocracy: The Rise of the Political Psychopath “Politicians are more likely than people in the general population to be sociopaths. I think you would find no expert in the field of sociopathy/psychopathy/antisocial personality disorder who would dispute this… That a small minority of human beings literally have no conscience was and is […]

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Erdogan: Democracy, Freedom Have ‘Absolutely No Value Any Longer’

Erdogan: Democracy, Freedom Have ‘Absolutely No Value Any Longer’ Vows to Turn Military on Political Opposition Concerns about Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s authoritarian leanings have been at the fore in the nation’s political dialogue since he assumed the presidency, and appear to have been well founded, as in a televised speech today he declared […]

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Exposing the Libyan Agenda: A Closer Look at Hillary’s Emails

Exposing the Libyan Agenda: A Closer Look at Hillary’s Emails Critics have long questioned why violent intervention was necessary in Libya. Hillary Clinton’s recently published emails confirm that it was less about protecting the people from a dictator than about money, banking, and preventing African economic sovereignty. The brief visit of then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton […]

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Rome & the Birth of the United States

Rome & the Birth of the United States  QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; Are you saying they never intended to create a democracy since the founding fathers created the Electoral College? ANSWER: Correct. We have a republic and not a democracy, despite the fact they call this a democracy. You vote for delegates to represent you. The rules allow them to […]

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Pictorial Essay: Message to the Voting Cattle

Pictorial Essay: Message to the Voting Cattle Our own awesome ‘wip’ posted this video in another thread, and asked me to listen to it. I did, and it’s freaking fabulous. I agree with about 95% of it. It explains as well as I’ve ever heard, why I say we should all vote for Candidate Nobody. […]

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Doug Casey’s Top Five Reasons Not to Vote

Doug Casey’s Top Five Reasons Not to Vote Democracy is vastly overrated. It’s not like the consensus of a bunch of friends agreeing to see the same movie. Most often, it boils down to a kinder and gentler variety of mob rule, dressed in a coat and tie. The essence of positive values like personal […]

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