Controlling the middle class is imperative if you want political power in America. Here’s how it’s done:
Give them just enough to claim middle class status.
Keep them insecure and wanting more.
Make them think that if anything changes, they’ll lose what they have. Read More
Vermont writer Peter Lackowski has visited Venezuela five times since 2005, giving him perspective on the current situation in the country and how it evolved over time. His new article, “Eyewitness in Venezuela: a 14-year Perspective,” calls into question the official story of a grave humanitarian crisis, which the United States says is due to Maduro’s corrupt leadership and which provides America with an excuse to attempt regime change in that country. Read More
We had a lot of truths to say
But everywhere was yesterday
And everywhere we turn our heads
There’s nothing new
There’s nothing fun
There’s nothing new under the sun
It’s all the same
It’s just a game
And if we do it all for gain
The result will be predictable…
If it seems as though the US President is the boss of the whole world, it’s because in many ways, he is. Presidential powers for modern presidents are prodigious. With the power to impose sanctions and tariffs, control the government through executive orders, and order military action, a determined president can create a lot of geopolitical mayhem. Read More
