A deep look at the way the underlying logic behind our rights and freedoms are inverted to help the wealthy few at the expense of the many – featuring a quotation from “Wages of Rebellion” by Chris Hedges.
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Part three of a five part series looking at mainstream corporate media retractions, walk backs, and debunked articles about Russia and reflections on my own personal experiences with the objectively surreal “Russiagate” saga.
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After months of carefully explaining my politics every time I wrote about Russiagate, I finally sat down to explain my position in essay form.
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After far too long an absence, Nina is back with some brief thoughts about a subject we don’t talk about much in North America, but we should – the devastating toll in human lives caused by austerity.
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Nina takes a brief look at why Jeremy Corbyn and the British Labour party look poised to dominate UK politics despite “losing” the 2017 Election.
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Nina continues her loon by loon look at corrupt swamp creatures Trump invites into his cabinet; next up The Foreclosure King, Steven Mnuchin.
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A short essay about the power of one, single person and very big ideas by Nina Illingworth.
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