How the Wealthy Convince the Poor to Keep Them in Power
illustrates this corruption through concrete examples: campaign donations functioning as investments that yield orders-of-magnitude returns through government contracts and regulatory changes.
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The "Moral Algorithm": Government for the Common Good as America’s Core Value
“Moral Algorithm” of American democracy – holds that political power is legitimate only when used for the common good, to protect the rights and well-being of all.
Europe-Russia War Risk Analysis: Key Points
Donald Trump's isolationist approach and apparent siding with Putin over Ukraine is causing European allies to step up their own defense capabilities and funding.
Silicon Valley's Political Agenda
Trump administration's early actions show a clear and systematic implementation of the Silicon Valley tech agenda
Report: Alleged Corruption and Legal Analysis in the First Six Weeks of the Trump Presidency
This report synthesizes allegations from the provided transcript and analysis, outlining activities with potential legal or ethical violations. Each entry includes a timeline, description, relevant laws/policies, and legal reasoning.
Moral Algorithm: A Nation’s Forgotten Guiding Principle
This Moral Algorithm—a fundamental principle of governance—was the spark that birthed the nation.
Rebuilding the Economy
This system, analyzed through Chartalism, MMT, and the Cantillon Effect, appears well-aligned with its goals. It leverages state authority to manage money (Chartalism), uses sovereign currency issuance for social benefits (MMT), and mitigates unequal money distribution (Cantillon Effect).
What is Trump's End Goal?
Trump’s 2025 presidency, we ultimately see that the root cause is a drive for power – consolidated, unbridled power to implement an ideological vision – born from a belief that the ends justify the means.
Analyzing Trump's 2025 SOTU speech
Analysis of Trump's 2025 SOTU speech vs the Moral Algorithm
The Class Conflict Paradigm: Beyond Left vs. Right
Presenting a compelling framework for understanding global politics, economics, and social issues through the lens of class conflict rather than traditional political ideologies.