“One Murder Made a Villain, Millions a Hero”
War is nothing more than the organization and monetization of murder. Most governments certainly do not oppose murder in an ethical sense. If it furthers their interests, it’s considered perfectly […]
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Analyzing the Illicit and Licit Opium and Cocaine Markets, US Government Protection and Distribution, and the Correlation Between GDP, Smuggling Routes, Drug laws, and Addiction
As stated countries that are the primary sources of lethal drugs are generally poor, addiction there is not very prevalent, drugs there are cheap, and they only become valuable when […]
The TPP, TTIP, TiSA, CETA, NAFTA, and other “Free-trade” Disasters
A quarter of a million people took to the streets of Berlin last month to protest the TTIP and CETA trade accords. Corporations have consolidated their power in the recent […]
Tools of control 