corruption
A prime locale to talk bribery, suspect campaign funding, and all other instances of political corruption. The shadier, the better.
Russia's Major Change Putin was incapable of anticipating (The Ukrainian Conflict)
Russia is in serious trouble, and not just because it is losing the conflict in Ukraine. Russia's future was jeopardized years before Vladimir Putin came to power and irresponsibly attacked Ukraine owing to an unanticipated event. Hop on this spectacular new narrative to learn about one important problem threatening Russia's future. 💀🗺💣
What are analysts saying about Russia's existing crisis?
Russia bet big on Ukraine and lost tremendously. But is the country on the verge of collapse? Hop on this new narrative, which examines some of the ramifications of Putin's costly and failed invasion of Ukraine. 😵😷🤒
Real Law about Onion Rings Made From Diced Onions
» KEY POINTS Before any bill passed by any legislature (State or Federal) becomes law, it should be reviewed by the Courts for Constitutionality and alignment with existing law without the need for anyone to sue. All laws should expire after 20 years so they must be re-approved by the current legislature. Existing laws older than 20 years would need to expire on a special schedule until all laws are in regular cycles.
Is Putin's evil scheme the new Satellite Destroyer Missile?
Russia's S-550 air defense system is designed to shoot down adversary ballistic missiles and aircraft, including the United States' fifth generation fighters, the F-22 and F-35, as well as the future B-21 Raider bomber. Is the S-550, however, as effective as Russia claims? Here's what military strategists have to say about it. 😈🗺⚠
What is Putin's latest major issue for the Russian military in the Ukraine conflict?
Putin's hastily recruited draftees are expressing dissatisfaction as inadequate training before a hurried deployment. Will it end up being a disaster for Russia? 😫🗺⚒
- Top Story - January 2023
Two For One Election Special
“It is true that power corrupts. The hope at the polling stations and the actions of the elected representatives, unfortunately, often turn to be opposite. The power of ballot turns into the power of wallet. Some law-makers become law-breakers.” - Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj
Carl J. PetersenPublished about a year ago in The Swamp Kenyan News outlets scramble to delete stories of Charlene Ruto Lying about 'Office of First Daughter'
Thursday, 5 January 2023 The many tales coming from the first daughter of Kenya's President William Ruto are being purged and removed. As this author tried to report on Ruto calling his daughter a liar without ever mentioning the word 'LIAR!"
IwriteMywrongsPublished about a year ago in The SwampThe Ultimate Conspiracy
Through-out the ages there have been catastrophic plagues, pandemics, and diseases that have decimated whole populations. Going back to the Middle Ages the scourge of mankind was the Black Death, the Bubonic Plague that ravished Europe wiping out more than two thirds of the population, killing untold millions. In the 20th century there was the Spanish Influenza pandemic right before the end of World War I that again killed millions worldwide. We would be wise to remember that the Nazi's from 1939-1945 carried out the most ruthless genocide on mankind in the 20th century. An ethnic extermination unprecedented in modern times. In 2009 the Swine Flu pandemic was an occurrence that signals that the threat of another pandemic is as real as it gets. Sadly, we ignored it. And yet, there are those who today hide behind cloaks of deception willfully aware of their diabolical intentions that cannot wait for another pandemic to strike. And it did. Now, to uncover a more sinister more deceitful but just as ruthless as the Nazi's all in the name of global population control. So sinister, so deceptive we the unsuspecting population have been oblivious to the greatest conspiracy of them all.
Dr. WilliamsPublished about a year ago in The SwampCameroons | Cameroun - Two Independence Days Neither Celebrated & A Civil War
Cameroon has been embroiled in a civil war 6 years. Prior to this there has always been 2 Independence days yet none are celebrated. One which is the 1 January 1960. The second one being 1 October 1961.
IwriteMywrongsPublished about a year ago in The SwampTrump the Tax Cheat
Donald Trump tried for years to keep his tax returns private. Now we know why. He has been cheating on his taxes for years. The Supreme Court ruled that Trump's tax returns should be made public like every other president in the history of the IRS. Now we know why he fought so hard to hide them. He has been cheating on his taxes, and so far, has gotten away with it.
Robert BowenPublished about a year ago in The SwampHow to Force Congress to Do Some Work for a Change
» KEY POINTS Legislative rules have not created an easy flow of discussion and movement of bills. Congress has instead unintentionally built weapons to be used against each other. The silence of the Constitution is hindering progress towards an effective Legislative Branch.
Driving Around and Thinking
Did you see that movie "Pretty in Pink" directed by John Hughes starring Molly Ringwald? It was a great film and one of my favorites when I was a teenager. Who couldn't relate to that girl? She was so cool. She was poor, but she had a part-time job. She was the daughter of an alcoholic father who was still nursing a broken heart over her mother who left them years ago. Since her father doesn't hold a job, she can't afford all the expensive clothes that she sees many of the "popular" girls wearing, so she makes her own out of cheap and used material and creates her own style. She tolerates the peers that make fun of her. Although she doesn't have any cheerleaders telling her to do well in school, she wants to be successful in life so she makes her education important and disciplines herself to achieve excellent marks. She's a role model for any teens who feel lost and alone and not sure what to do at the doorway to adulthood. I loved that movie. I mention it now because there was one specific scene that seems to deja-vu through my mind as I begin the second half of my life. The scene where she is sitting in her cute little pink car and staring at the "richies" houses. "I wonder if they know how amazing their house is?" she asks her friend. Thirty-three years have passed since I graduated from high school. I've had many jobs, many cars, and seen many cities and towns. Yet whenever I see a house that I think is charming and beautiful, I park and pause for a moment and ask the same thing - "I wonder if they know how amazing their house is?"
Shanon NormanPublished about a year ago in The Swamp