by Jordan Henderson Note: The pull of Right vs Left Politics is still so strong, at least here in the USA, that I feel the need to state at the outset that my motivation here is not to score any points for the Right. This painting – Don Quixote de la Left – is a … Continue reading Don Quixote de la Left
by Paul Cudenec Throughout my adult life I have tended to describe the thing to which I am primarily opposed as “capitalism”. Over the last couple of years, however, I have started to wonder whether this is quite the right word. Not only does it hinder communication with people used to different political terminologies, but … Continue reading This odious global system
The tiny gang of criminals with all the money that power can buy, and all the power that money can provide, want to hold on to their full-spectrum world domination. Historically, they have used a range of techniques to ensure that key people, particularly politicians and royalty, are safely under their control. Bribery is one … Continue reading Puppets of power
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