Media Falls Below Congress in Trust Survey
Gallup’s annual confidence survey shows 68% of Americans will not relieve themselves on a journalist in flames.
Agreement, Mutual Aid, and Love (Reviving Federalism, Part 2)
If you claim the right to tell someone else what to do, that can only be legitimated by taking on the responsibility of giving full weight to their good (ie, loving them).
The Long Shadow of the Tar Sands
Extraction of lithium at Thacker Pass would directly support the economics of extracting additional sulfur-rich crude oil and bitumen at the tar sands, further incentivizing the destruction of the planet.
Life philosophy: beyond left and right
The global industrial-financial complex has been doing its best for decades now to ensure there is no real ideological opposition to its life-hating agenda.
The cost of industrial meat: conflict and environmental destruction
A small group of companies controls a large share of the market. This raises concerns about sustainability, animal welfare and the environmental and social impact of these industrial methods.
The Plot to Manage Democracy
Elites are building a system to control and constrain Americans’ self-expression and political freedom.
Google’s Empire Cracks
Even for Google, the clock has started ticking. The recent court decisions and some looming remedies suggest that the company’s dominance might finally face a real challenge.
Extermination Works. At First.
Israel will continue its mass killing to achieve its immediate goals, but in the long run the blowback from its genocide will doom the Zionist state.