Restoring Truth or Rewriting Memory?

Trump’s 2025 Executive Order reshapes public history by prioritizing patriotic narratives over critical perspectives. This article analyzes its ethical risks, questioning whether it cultivates informed citizens—or loyal subjects.

The Broken Economy and the Solutions

Explored U.S. economic inequality through historical tax policy, Chartalism, MMT, and the Cantillon Effect. Proposed reforms to restore money velocity, reduce wealth gaps, and rebuild the social contract. Output included a white paper and infographic.

Crisis at the Social Security Administration

A deep ethical analysis of the Social Security crisis reveals systemic collapse, public trauma, and moral failure—driven by downsizing, privatization pressures, and neglect of the vulnerable. Urgent reform is not just practical, but a moral imperative.

The Oath and the Algorithm

When government follows the Moral Algorithm, the nation prospers. When it deviates, inequality and instability follow.

Presidential Authority vs. Judicial Oversight

The situation raises fundamental questions about separation of powers, executive authority, and the role of judicial review in American governance.

The Moral Algorithm: One Message United

Moral Algorithm Analysis – a custom AI tool that anyone can use to evaluate laws, speeches, and government actions through timeless ethical frameworks.

The Vigilante Vote: How America's Election System Suppresses Millions of Voters

Systematic voter suppression tactics in America, particularly impacting people of color. The analysis details various methods, including mass voter purges, restrictive mail-in ballot procedures, and deceptive provisional ballots

The Moral Algorithm vs. Missouri’s Governor: A Moral Analysis of Parson’s Actions

Governor Mike Parson of Missouri announced the release of former Kansas City police detective Eric DeValkenaere from prison but has refused to grant a pardon or clemency to Marcellus Williams

The New Force in Government

When armed force becomes the arbiter of intergovernmental disputes, democracy has already begun to fail.

The Declaratory Act and the Moral Algorithm of American Independence

While simplistic narratives frame the conflict around taxation without representation, tea parties, and specific policy grievances, a deeper examination reveals a more profound philosophical battle that continues to shape American governance today.