The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
How the 1% profit off of racial economic inequality
The racial wealth divide is bringing down median wealth, while wealth at the very top skyrockets
Since the early 1980s, median wealth among Black and Latino families has been stuck at less than $10,00
Ignoring Amazon is risky and short-sighted. It is particularly noteworthy that Amazon is dominating the cloud and amassing a global to local set of digital databases that can be cross-correlated in a manner that would delight any police state.
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Tip of the Hat to Disobedient Media.
Death Of Russiagate: Mueller Team Tied To Mifsud’s Network
In April last year, Disobedient Media broke coverage of the British involvement in the Trump-Russia collusion narrative, asking why All Russiagate Roads Lead To London, via the quasi-scholar Joseph Mifsud and others.
The issue was also raised by WikiLeaks’s Julian Assange, just days before the Ecuadorian government silenced him last March. Assange’s Twitter thread cited research by Chris Blackburn, who spoke with Disobedient Media on multiple occasions covering Joseph Mifsud’s ties to British intelligence figures and organizations, as well as his links to Hillary Clinton’s Presidential campaign, the FBI, CIA and the private cyber-security firm Crowdstrike.
Bloomberg: Trying to legalize marijuana is ‘perhaps the stupidest thing anybody has ever done'
Bloomberg's dismissal of the idea comes after New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) has pushed for legalizing the recreational use of marijuana in New York.
Continue reading “Michael Bloomberg Commits Political Suicide — Gone, Gone, Goner….”
World’s 26 richest own as much as 3.8 billion poorest: Oxfam
As the global economic elite is to gather at Davos (Switzerland), billionaire fortunes increased in 2018 by 12% a day, while the 3.8 billion poorest people saw their wealth decline by 11% a day, a new report shows.
The world’s richest 1% bagged 45.6% of all wealth created in 2018, which is an increase from 42.3% the previous year, according to the report ‘Public Good or Private Wealth?’ published on Monday (21 January).
