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The Tree That Kept Voting For The Axe Because They're Of The Same Tribe; U.S. GOP & Some African Governments Are The Same
Tuesday, 26 September 2023 By: TB Obwoge I’ve written about Africa for the better part of the last 2 years, no one has ever noticed the similarities of these African countries governments. The soul crushing, lack of humanity, sexism, xenophobia and lack of compassion for their citizens.
IwriteMywrongsPublished 7 months ago in The SwampProtesters Invited Inside the White House, Fight Each Other Instead
August 7th (Washington, D.C.) – Protestors outside the White House yesterday found themselves the recipients of a unique proposition when the President of the United States invited them inside to discuss their concerns. Unfortunately for them, a lack of cohesion in the crowd made it appear that the opportunity would slip through their fingers. How this rare opportunity to meet with the President came about and the reverberations from the entire escapade has left the protestors, law enforcement officers, and members of the federal government reeling. Details are still emerging, but this is what we know so far.
Should the Public Trust Approval Voting?
This article was originally posted on The Washington Socialist. The American voting system has traditionally been first-past-the-post (i.e., the first candidate that meets a certain threshold wins). This system has disincentivized political alternatives. Votes for less-popular candidates tend to be viewed as wasted (see the “spoiler effect”), and so many voters choose the more popular party that is closest to their preferences, ultimately narrowing the political window to two options — in our case, red and blue — which ultimately hurts the more leftist candidates our movement tends to support.
Alex Mell-TaylorPublished 7 months ago in The SwampGhana Police Beat & Arrest 49 People Including BBC Reporter & Cameraperson; The U.S. Government Will Gleefully Ignore
Thursday, 21 September 2023 By: TB Obwoge Ghana has always seemed to be the United States's pet in more ways then I can explain, simply read some of my many horror stories of living in the country that constantly cares about the color of my light skin. I wasn't wealthy or even rich when I lived in Ghana, yes according to the incomes and daliy $1 USD many can't even afford to live on everyday I was. I was better off than most of the citizens.
IwriteMywrongsPublished 7 months ago in The SwampWhy do you care?
I'm sorry but I can't keep quiet with this any longer. I just really want to know why do you care? Why does what anyone else do with their lives have any effect on you and your life? Why are you so unhappy with your life that you want to make everyone as miserable as you?
Hannah ElliottPublished 7 months ago in The SwampCaptain Ibrahim Traoré Fighting The Enemy & Propaganda; One Year At War For The Homeland
Saturday, 16 September 2023 By: TB Obwoge Imagine that in a modern day world, your country is flanked with terrorism that comes from all sides. Meaning from every border, they jump from country to country. Not one country comes to your aide to fight on the defense of you or your people. Years pass, 7-years and 11,000 people are murdered.
IwriteMywrongsPublished 7 months ago in The SwampOn the Eve of Independence Day, President Leads Impromptu Tour of Homeless Encampment
July 3rd (Washington, D.C.) – On the eve of the country’s birthday, the President of the United States grabbed several reporters, a camera team, a security detail, and anyone who happened to be in the hallways, and took them on a walk around the nation’s capital.
A Journey of Unshakable Resolve
Corruption within our local, state, and federal governments has become so common that Americans have seemingly become desensitized. Because the media publishes stories relevant to major issues such as accepting bribes from foreign countries or sexual misconduct on behalf of government officials, we have forgotten the basic concept of corruption. At one time, several decades ago, offenses such as petty theft or false testimony perpetrated by government officials were taken very seriously. The public would become outraged if they discovered this type of behavior was knowingly being demonstrated consistently by officials within their government.
Dr. Byron DavisPublished 7 months ago in The SwampDeath and Destruction
What happened on 9/11 was tragic. We say “we will never forget”. I believe we have already forgotten. Don't be mad, Hear me out!
Lauri SwainPublished 8 months ago in The SwampChris Packham: Talks to Jeremy Corbyn.
I remember Chris Packham as a kid presenting animal documentaries and programmes for kids. The blonde, spikey-haired, Punk Presenter was upfront about his love for the Planet and all Species upon it. Today, at the age of 62, Packham is no different and is more vociferous about the planet we live on.
Nicholas BishopPublished 8 months ago in The SwampPresident's Speech at College Graduation Goes Far off the Rails
May 28th (Castleton, VT) – When the undergraduate student union at Castleton University voted to have the President of the United States be their commencement speaker, no one seriously expected the invitation to be accepted and the leader of the free world to appear before them at their little-known small liberal arts college in the middle of the woods of Vermont.
Yes, You Can Be Racist Against White People...
'All white people are racist!' 'All white people are colonizers!' 'White people are arrogant.' 'They are materialistic!'