“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 […]
Tag Archives: Pakistan
The Persian Gulf War, USG Complicity in 9/11 and the 2001 Anthrax Attacks, and Selling Weapons to Dictators in an Attempt to Justify Re-invasion of Iraq and War in Afghanistan
As discussed the US government’s main concern in the Iran-Iraq war was protecting its oil interests, so both warring states were supported in an attempt to secure their oil concessions. […]
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 […]
Gentrification, Terrorism, and the Real Reasons for the Selective Criminalization of Drugs
Many rich, powerful people have always wanted poor people out of their neighborhoods to reduce their political involvement, organization, presence, and awareness of economic inequities. And when money determines the […]
The Governments of the US, UK, and Saudi Arabia Intentionally Target Schools, Hospitals, and other Civilian Infrastructure in Yemen, Spreading Terror For Oil Money and Saudi and Israeli Hegemony
According to the Jamie McGoldrick of the UN’s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, 40,000 have been injured and 16,200 people have been killed in Yemen, including 10,000 civilians […]
President Obama’s Legacy: Endless Wars For Crony Capitalism, Environmental Destruction, 2 Million Deportations, and A Growing Police State
As we near the end of Obama’s second term as President before the racist, classist, narcissist, xenophobic, Orwellian human pumpkin, Trump, takes office on January 20, 2017, it’s worth taking […]
The Arab Spring: Lasting Victories vs. Co-optation and Recuperation of the Movement
The Arab Spring that ended last December after two years of protests, state repression, and revolution was a time of such hope for so many during so much strife. […]
Tools of control 