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The Day of the Broom is Over: Indefinite Detention for Enemies of the U.S. Empire!
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While many citizens have turned to alternative and particularly progressive news sites, online news magazines such as ours, or Truthout or Op-Ed News, I encounter citizens who not only have never heard of these sites, and knowing less is better than knowing more. For many citizens in the U.S., reality became too much to endure,…
January 12, 2012 1 min read Free to read
While many citizens have turned to alternative and particularly progressive news sites, online news magazines such as ours, or Truthout or Op-Ed News, I encounter citizens who not only have never heard of these sites, and knowing less is better than knowing more. For many citizens in the U.S., reality became too much to endure, and the only good news is the news from the pharmaceutical industry.
Not surprisingly, African cultural nationalism came back in vogue, rounding up African American individuals seeking stress free lives, supplemental tablets, and special cleansing oils, clothing from Nigeria, Benin, Ghana – the wisdom of the Motherland – Africa! Far away in Africa, on the U.S. Empire’s sub-Sahara’s battlefield, the free market enterprise grabs land and displaces farmers, corrupts political leaders, sells military weaponry to conduct proxy wars, pollutes the water supply, and funds the murder of resisters. But on the wall of these African Cultural Nationalists’ establishments, the Fatherland is represented by a framed photo of African American Barrack Obama.
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