Many people are hopeful at the prospect of a 3rd party in US politics, but without a shift from current neoliberal austerity policies and outdated gold standard thinking, there can be no real change.
Shoring Up the Green Party Read More »
I am calling awareness to the continuous misuse of the words, used as a manipulation.
Medicare For All: Just The Facts, Ma’am Read More »
Grey briefly discusses the history and nature of various money schemes, from tally sticks and various tokens up through phone minutes and cryptocurrencies.
Rohan Grey Introduces ECash Read More »
Look at the organized workers of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) who collectivized and industrialized food production, and ended the seasonal famines that had plagued their countrymen for most of history.
Permanent Capital Captures Housing Read More »
There really is only one way to go, and we can only get there by all rowing in the same direction at the same time and forcing the federal government to enact, and fully fund, single-payer healthcare – Medicare For All.
Single Payer “State by State”? No. Here’s why… Read More »
State-based is an unacceptable compromise and does not present a path to NIMA. The path sketched out by Dr. Firestone is one fraught with peril and almost certainly doomed to failure.
FOAF? Response to Joe Firestone’s Critique of ‘Medicare for All, Not for Some’ Read More »
To better understand what incarcerated people face, a handful of people with relevant experiences were interviewed to shed a light on the experience of incarcerated people (aka prisoners) in the United States.
Exploitation of Americans by the Prison Industrial Complex Read More »
A declaration of war is a legal framework that sets in motion a process of “mobilization” in which the national government directs real resources—labor, engineering expertise, technology, material—toward the goal of defeating an enemy threat.
When Will America Declare War on Climate-Change? Read More »
We may think of lumber as being a renewable resource, but it’s not nearly as responsive to spikes in demand as we’d really like it to be.
Why is Wood so Expensive Right Now? Read More »