Blog Out Loud: Corporate Personhood

The Citizens United Supreme Court decision turns 2 today. In some convoluted way, our judicial branch has determined that since corporations are made up of people they are entitled to the same rights of an individual including the right to free speech.

The decision has permitted corporations to donate unlimited funds to political candidates essentially buying them. This has created a culture where our "representatives" ignore us and listen more to the desires of multinational conglomerates who care little for the needs of our country.

Bernie Sanders has proposed a constitutional amendment to overturn this Supreme Court decision. Become one of the 188,500+ co-signers of a petition in support of Senator Sanders' efforts.

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Luke Rudkowski Is the Man!

He's doing the job that the corporate journalists should be doing.

Confronting Mitt Romney:

...Santorum and Ron Paul:

"Is attacking Iran first without being attacked part of Just War Theory?"

Ron Paul: "Not if you read English." haha!

Essential Reading

The Rise of the Fourth Reich: The Nazis survived WWII despite public evidence to the contrary. Author Jim Marrs digs deep into U.S. government programs (i.e. Operation Paperclip, NASA, etc.) & finds the same people who worked for Germany during the war were given lucrative jobs in post-war America.

The Creature from Jekyll Island: G. Edward Griffin exposes the truth about the creation of the Federal Reserve in the early part of the 20th century.

1984 & Animal Farm: We are living in an Orwellian nightmare - the same one that Eric Blair (pen name: George Orwell) warned us about in his classics.