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History

A collection of 29 issues

Betrayal of the Moral Algorithm

Discover how judicial activism and constitutional reinterpretation shifted U.S. sovereignty from the people to corporations, betraying the Founders' vision of government for the common good. Learn why restoring Adams' moral algorithm is vital for democracy.

The New Deal: A Moral Algorithm Evaluation and Solutions for Its Shortcomings

Explore how FDR’s New Deal aligns with the Moral Algorithm—evaluating protection, safety, prosperity, and happiness. This article scores its impact, reveals key weaknesses, and proposes 1930s-feasible solutions for a more equitable and unified America.

Deconstructing Western Civilization

Exposing the myth of Western civilization as cultural supremacy, revealing erased global contributions, colonial narratives, and the political invention of "whiteness." Calling for decolonized thinking and universal justice rooted in truth.

Value of Money

Explore Modern Monetary Theory (MMT)—a framework that sees money as a state tool, not a market creation. Rooted in Chartalism, MMT explains currency value through taxes, debunks barter myths, and rethinks public spending in today’s fiat economies.

Renewed American Blueprint

A practical plan to restore America's founding principles, renew democracy, and build a just, inclusive republic serving the common good of all people.

Reset the Table: How Winstanley & Adams Guide Us to Reclaim the Commons Now

Explore Winstanley & John Adams’ common-good ethos, exposing 2025 U.S. policies that favor elites. Learn actionable steps for civic reform, public banking, data dividends & climate justice.

Moral Algorithm the DNA of American Governance

John Adams' founding principle—that government exists for the common good—shaped American democracy. This moral algorithm explains cycles in U.S. history, linking political philosophy, ethics, and governance to rising inequality or reform.

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 New Force in Government

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