3 Questions You’re Not Supposed to Ask About Life in a Sick Society
Dylan Charles – The most effective prisons are constructed inside the mind.
Dylan Charles – The most effective prisons are constructed inside the mind.
The Free Thought Project – That more than doubles the previous record deficit of $1.4 trillion set during the Obama administration at the height of the Great Recession.
Phillip Schneider – How nice. The HEROES are coming to save you and everyone else from all the bad things.
John Vibes – Unfortunately, going to college in the United States results in many years of debt for most students once they graduate.
Dylan Charles – Debt slavery is the new normal. Here’s how to escape.
Patrick Herbert – Since the inception of the Federal Reserve, the US Dollar has lost 98% of its value.
Vijay Prashad, – It is time to say No to regime change intervention. There is no middle ground.
Isaac Davis – Who exactly has enslaved the human race so thoroughly in just the last hundred years?
Isaac Davis – The news isn’t reporting on the growing inequality in wealth distribution.
Isaac Davis – These numbers speak to both wealth inequality and debt inequality.
Justin Deschamps – The keys to abundance are trust, law, and fellowship.
Nathaniel Mauka – How to stop the coming American Arab Spring before it happens.
Lucas Dare – Where does all of the world’s missing money and gold disappear to?
M.J. Higby – Wealth should be thought of in spiritual rather than material terms.
Christina Sarich – Legislation introduced in the ’90’s nearly prevented the banking tyranny we have today.
Joshua Krause – Our society is already populated by millions of people working menial jobs while burdened with absurd debts that will keep them ‘tied down’ for the rest of their lives.
M.J. Higby – Money is a vehicle for social control. Is it controlling you?
Dylan Charles – In a time of universal debt, being debt-free is revolutionary act.
Phillip J. Watt – There are other approaches we could take rather than accepting global debt slavery.
Susan Boskey – The loss of money’s purchasing power makes it’s difficult to live without credit. Can you do it?