corruption
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Fauci May Set Record For Pleading The Fifth The Most
The world is a little bit of white, or light. It's a little bit of black, or darkness. No, this has nothing to do with race, because there are no white or black people, not really. This is a lesson about our world. And in our world, the gray is getting bigger and bigger, leaving much less of the light and much less of the dark easily identifiable.
By Jason Morton2 months ago in The Swamp
The Peach Tea Blues & the Moral High Ground Parade
Disclaimer: All writing, ideas, and creative work in this story are my own. I draft my pieces, take my notes, and develop my concepts independently. I also edit my own videos and create my own music. Every idea, note, edit, and creative choice comes from my lived experience, my training, and my craft not from automated tools or “pushing a button.” What you read here is mine.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 3 months ago in The Swamp
The Great Political Parboil: How the Senate is Blanching Todd Blanche for General Cabinet Consumption
Step right up to the great imperial kitchen of Washington, D.C., where the chefs of the ruling class are currently demonstrating the fine art of political blanching .
By Meko James 3 months ago in The Swamp
The Midterm Demolition Derby: The MAGA GOP’s Scorched-Earth Playbook to Blow Up the Republic for a Win
We are standing on the edge of the swamp, watching a multi-billion-dollar reality distortion machine redline its engines. The old rules of political gravity—where you actually had to pass laws, balance budgets, or appeal to a broad national consensus to keep power—have been tossed into the incinerator.
By Meko James 3 months ago in The Swamp
Angels Sigh, Sun Shines, Moon Cries.
Firefly/Meta Angels Sigh. Sun Shines. Moon Cries. WORLD SHIFTING. Time bends for the ones who stay. This is Humanity at the Precipice, a visual poem about destruction, light, grief, and the people who witness it all
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 3 months ago in The Swamp
The Invisible Hand: How Covert Influence Operates Behind the Public Record
Covert Influence, Visible Perpetrators, and Hidden Causal Responsibility: Introduction: In analyzing high-profile acts such as assassinations, it is crucial to distinguish between what actually happened in reality and what can be publicly demonstrated or proven . Events are independent of evidence; a physical act occurs regardless of whether it is documented, understood, or acknowledged. Public validation is only one pathway to knowledge, not the ultimate source of truth.
By Peter Thwing - Host of the FST Podcast3 months ago in The Swamp
Spotlight, Perception, and Power: Inside a Controversial Gala Appearance
In today’s fast-moving digital world, public figures are constantly under the microscope. Every movement, gesture, and appearance is recorded, shared, and analyzed within seconds. What might once have been a simple red carpet event can quickly evolve into a global conversation. This reality was clearly demonstrated during a recent high-profile gala, where Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, became the center of intense public attention.
By Behind the Curtain3 months ago in The Swamp
Andy Burnham: Sunak All Over Again?
It seems in July, we are going to get one bespectacled prime minister for another. As Sir Keir Starmer sees out the final days of his premiership, it seems Andy Burnham has taken the leadership of the Labour Party game, set, and match. According to Jeremy Corbyn, interviewed on Novara, a left-wing news outlet on YouTube, Labour MPs were falling over themselves to race to get a selfie with Labour's new saviour, Andy Burnham. The selfie, including prominent ministers in Starmer's cabinet, was splashed across a certain famous newspaper. Taken at that ancient building, which has seen different regimes come and go, the Guild Hall.
By Nicholas Bishop3 months ago in The Swamp











