Monsanto is one of the most hated companies on the planet. …Unless you ask FORTUNE Magazine, that is. In that case, it’s apparently one of the world’s most admired companies. But if you actually ask real human beings then it ranks right behind BP and Bank of America as the third most hated company in the Read More…
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You’re Likely Committing A Crime Right Now In “The Land Of The Free”
Do you own a dog? You could face six months in federal prison if you walk it on federal lands and your leash is longer than six feet. Do you have a bank account? If you deposit or withdraw more than $10,000 in cash over multiple transactions, you could be imprisoned for up to five Read More…
Avoiding A Cure: How Big Pharma And The DEA Collude To Control Your Health
Despite the nation-wide majority clearly calling for some type of cannabis law reform, as well as the abolishment of the spectacular failure that is the war on drugs(or success, depending on which side of the elite scale you’re on), the DEA showed its true quisling colors by choosing to ignore their specific mandate as a federal Read More…
The Private Schools of the American Elite (and the Degradation of Public Education)
Welcome to the world of Post Industry. It’s grim—lopsided, misshapen, and contorted, somewhat like a grown man trying to fit into his childhood pajamas. Shackled by the socioeconomic pillars of foundation that were solidified by the Industrial Revolution, concepts such as the petrodollar represent massive cultural obstacles that have drastically and purposefully halted the progress of Read More…
Pentagon Has No Idea Where Hundreds of Thousands of Guns Went in Iraq and Afghanistan
Over half of 1.4 million guns U.S. shipped into Iraq and Afghanistan after 9/11 are unaccounted for in DoD’s own records, watchdog discovers. The U.S. government has shipped over 1.4 million guns to Iraq and Afghanistan since 9/11, according a new analysis by the U.K.-based watchdog Action on Armed Violence (AOAV), but the Pentagon is only Read More…
Judge’s ‘Debtors’ Prison’ Court Throws Cancer Patient in Jail Over Unpaid Bills
A judge in Sherwood, Arkansas, running his own ‘debtors’ prison,’ sentenced a 44-year-old cancer patient to 90 days in jail — not for a violent crime, drunk driving, or possession of substances the state deems illegal — but because he owed the court money. Lee Robertson began chemotherapy in 2009 to battle pancreatic cancer which Read More…






