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Tree of Knowledge | 2010 | 1990 Visitors
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A "Something Wrong Here" Reading ListEach of these books is worth your attention. Knowledge will increase your power over the political world around you. Knowledge is power. Reading opens new worlds to our perceptions. Enjoy. All of these books are available through your Free Public Library. You can read the eBooks on library apps or Kindle. Get a library card and use it to educate yourself. Ebooks are more convenient to get and return. If you love to read, eBooks are a dream come true. Be aware of your world. The books listed below are highly recommended. Post 2010 Reading List Additions
Private equity continues to destroy healthy growth from the legitimate use of capital to benefit all stakeholders. The middle class continues to shrink as a proportion of the economy. Wealth goes to the top 0.001 of 1.0% as it has for many decades. Is there any hope for legitimate business growth?
The truth is the American political system is working exactly how it is designed to work, and it is not designed to work for us --- ordinary people. We can be represented. Learn how. Make it happen. Final Five Primaries. RCV. Your Vote.
The dismantling of the middle class by moving jobs out of the country, by increased tax burdens, and by corporate purchase of the political process. Tax policies push our nation toward a two-class society, rich and poor. A must read. A timely and urgent update.
Written by an unknown 2020 Democratic Presidential candidate. Discusses in detail the way to overcome the bad effects of automation and AI on the future of jobs in the U.S.A. UBI is a central need to bring prosperity to the neglected rural and main street American middle class in all fifty states. What he says makes sense in today's economy. He has my vote if he is on the Presidential ballot in 2020 or in the future.
Occupy Wall Street (OWS) was brutally thrown from the street, 2010s, Still alive and well in the hearts and minds of the 99.999%. Still looking for a way to organize, off the vulnerable street, where the powerful can shut them down. Note: The 99% needs an Internet mass movement, perhaps "The Proactive Voter Movement," IVA. Motto. Unite America.
Discusses in detail the control of the media by fewer and fewer owners. Censorship and information control by media owners is common. A source book relating to the decline of journalistic freedom and expression. Seven new chapters added to 1992 Fourth Edition. 1990-2010 Reading List
Discusses in detail the control of the media by fewer and fewer owners. Censorship and information control by media owners is common. A source book relating to the decline of journalistic freedom and expression.
Confirms your belief that “something is deeply wrong” with our legal system, which has all but abandoned the ideal of providing every American access to justice. Corporate lawyers routinely nullify, misuse or break the law.
The dismantling of the middle class by moving jobs out of the country, by increased tax burdens, and by corporate purchase of the political process. Tax policies push our nation toward a two-class society, rich and poor.
More about the tax war you lost and the corporations won. Suggests ways to fix it, if we demand the necessary changes.
Generation X’ers are actively involved in volunteer work to help others and have no interest in political parties. They vote on issues and for candidates who believe in their issues.
How one independent candidate from Vermont persisted and won elections to represent his people as mayor of Burlington and in the U.S. House of Representatives. There were two independents in the U.S. House at the time.
How integrity in a new political party, working to solve problems based on natural law and what works, can give you a reason to vote. We can have government based on your interests, not special interests.
How to have a purpose in your life, and friends. Give yourself away.
How to tell the truth and still run for President. The 2000 Nader campaign
A vitriolic, humorous look at the state of the nation and "scrub," Geoge Bush the president select. You will laugh so hard you will forget to cry. If we can stand to look at it, we can fix it. |
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A look at income inequality as a cause of the 1930s Great Depression and the 2008 Great Recession. An argument for the strategies needed to gain full recovery for the entire economy, not just the upper 0.001 of 1.0% and Wall Street. The recovery of main street. Interesting perspectives.
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