Multiple Reports of Racist Trump Graffiti in South Philly
Within twelve hours of America electing Donald Trump, no less than four instances of graffiti...
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Author: Bryan William Myers
Dakota Access Pipeline Funding: Banks and Oil Companies in the Endless Destruction of Native Lands
Back on Sept. 3, 2016, Labor Day weekend in America, protesters in North Dakota representing the Standing Rock Sioux were attacked with dogs and pepper spray while attempting to halt construction on an approximately $4 billion crude oil pipeline that would extend nearly 1,200 miles from the northern interior of the U.S. to south-central Illinois. One of the oil companies “responsible” for the pipeline is Dakota Access, LLC — a subsidiary of Energy Transfer Crude Oil Company, LLC.
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Political Correctness for Yuengling Brewery; What About Our Opioid Epidemic?
In today’s political climate even our beer is up for debate. And why shouldn’t it be? This is America. We debate things here. That’s how democracy works. (At least when the issues aren’t taboo.) Recently, it’s shown up in the state of Pennsylvania with Eric Trump, Donald Trump’s son, garnering an endorsement for the Republican candidate from Yuengling, America’s oldest brewery.
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U.S. Government Reneged on Private Prison Contracts, Signing Bonuses for 10,000 Soldiers
In one week, the U.S. government reneged on saying they wouldn’t be doing business with...
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Poetic Injustice: Final Debate of the 2016 Presidential Election
The transmogrification of reality in America continued earlier tonight as Hillary Clinton and...
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Unexplained Death of British Conspiracy Theorist Max Spiers
A truly bizarre story has recently made the rounds of British tabloids and a variety of worldwide...
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Firebomb Hurled into Republican Headquarters in Hillsborough, North Carolina
firebomb was hurled into the Republican headquarters in the seat of Orange County, Hillsborough, North Carolina. Local media reported that the incident took place in a local shopping center, somewhere between Saturday night and Sunday morning.
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