Mr. Trent. So glad that I found you and your wisdom. How can I help beside subscribe and promote? Would like to coordinate with you on any effort we can to change the narrative.
You could become part of the feedback loop that I desperately need. As we make updates to the website or put out ideas, platform, planks, videos, etc. feedback is extremely valuable.
I wasn't afraid of the Iranians, but I am now. Because we've killed their children. Bombed their citizens. We attacked them hard - twice - while pretending to negotiate in good faith at the highest levels of our respective governments. We continue to aid and abet Israeli genocides. And speaking of Israel, the U.S. has sacrificed an unconscionable amount of our tax dollars for a nation that has universal healthcare. MAKE IT MAKE SENSE.
Iran isn't likely to do anything in America. I'm more concerned about some mass shooter gunning me down or being sick and my health insurance not covering it. It took how many years of planning for Al Qaida to pull off 9/11 and they haven't had a success like that since. More Americans got killed in the 23 years of fighting after that and we got out of it was a mass surveillance and security state that couldn't do jack on 1/7.
I understand your fear. None of our external enemies have really been able to do anything on American soil, Pearl Harbor abs 9/11 that's it.
But then again Iran doesn't really need to do anything. Most likely we'll do it to ourselves if we don't make elites accountable and take care of problems at home
I was initially intending to comment, but this post pretty much says it all! As to Iranian "terrorism”, In the past 150 years Iran has not attempted to invade, conquer, or "regime change" another country. In contrast, the US and Israel “axis” has done about 70 of them over the past half century (according to Columbia professor and frequent UN advisor Jeffrey Sachs).
Corbin, as usual, you cut right to the heart of the matter. Saying aloud what most do not even admit, let alone acknowledge to themselves or others. In virtually every destructive category, it is the elites, the oligarchs, the kleptocrats, the insurers, the bankers, the stock brokers, the media supported via grotesque advertising in which there is ZERO acccountability for Truth In Advertising, the media which rake in maybe billions in stupid, childish and damaging attack ads during political rhetorical campaigns.This is a kleptocratic society, and it is dicatated, not by the normal citizenry, but by the capitalists who MUST keep selling expendable junk, at higher and higher pricing, grifting, stealing, causing bankruptcy, causing health failures, power failures, pollution control failures, infrastructure failures (if there is even a decent attempt to fix infrastructure at all). The bottom 95 percent pay for all these failures, and many more. This is a chattel country run by the massive Capitalist Company Store. To dare run for office, or if in office, to actually accomplish something for the nation's citizens, requires that you pass the corporate smell test, capitulate to the donors and their now entrenched staff in your campaign, and if elected, begin paying back and fund raising immediately for the next go round of betrayals to the public. In 3000 years not one damned thing about top-down hierarchy has changed. It still sucks, as in a giant sucking sound, a massive black hole consuming planet Earth itself, and the weary plants and animals who made it so great in the first place. Let us not be selfish in our Stockholm Syndrome. The real losers are the innocent biota, the air, the water, the soil, the highly organized and foundational physics and chemistry that allows Earth to exist at all. And yet, we want flush toilets and a McDonalds on the Moon. We are as crazy as hungry honey badgers, without the dignity of said badgers. Only we can stop this massive murder of our planet. Corbin is one hell of an organizer. I suggest we at least listen to what he says. Our input will help him sharpen his pencils and aid his 'community approach' to surviving disaster capitalism.
Excellent post. And let's not forget I'm pretty sure "we" were told all Native Americans threatened our way of life...seems to be the American way, to deflect blame onto anyone so the real culprits get off scot free. I appreciate the creation of a new PAC to help elect new folks to govern us. I know many of us reading this are having a hard time financially but if we all can contribute even a dollar to the new PAC I think it will help. For now I have quit sending letters to my members of congress and use the $2 plus and contribute to someone fighting for democracy and for now this new PAC will be my choice.
My restack message: Keep eyes on Corbin Trent, who is not just telling it like it is but is an inspirational model picking up the baton to get us to a better place.
What threatens our way of life is simple and clear. It's not any foreign or domestic enemy, it's not the current government, the Republicans, not even the notorious elites, even though they are a natural and inherent part of the problem. It's our economic and political system, the capitalism at its advanced imperial and, recently, more repressive and self-destructive stage. How to realistically and practically deal with it is a big question almost everyone, even among the progressive and "radical" Left, is trying to avoid. So far, "hope and change" rhetoric along with some "internal maintenance and repairs" is the most common solution.
I could not agree with you more. This is Capitalism on steroids and crank. I'm not a big fan of the common solution considering that in the Middle Ages the common solution for diarrhea was amputation...
I loved this no-nonsense honesty. I cannot think of anyone who is going to hate this more, the Epstein ruling class or the cartel partisan stooges who do their bidding.
Ancient Greeks used a word which became for us the word we now use, barbarian, to denote those of lesser civilization who are a threat to our way of life. The word meant those who speak a strange language, makes strange sounds, not like us. Civilizations have used this excuse for looting and killing for millennia. Apparently, it still works on some, but I doubt this regime can count on it. Too many of us know where the barbarians reside - in our own country.
NOT knowing whom to vote for in your own best interest is a big part of the problem. The website above has lists of candidates running for office and what they stand for. Check it out, inform yourself and tell others. Only you know what you need but some candidates know it too. Vote for them.
All wars are bankers wars. It’s about money. The petrodollar the LNG dollar, look at how those will be changed as a result and who benefits financially. Has nothing to do with terrorism.
Mr. Trent. So glad that I found you and your wisdom. How can I help beside subscribe and promote? Would like to coordinate with you on any effort we can to change the narrative.
Kind regards,
Keith Denning
You could become part of the feedback loop that I desperately need. As we make updates to the website or put out ideas, platform, planks, videos, etc. feedback is extremely valuable.
Sign me up. Would be happy to participate.
Sign me up. Will be happy to participate
I wasn't afraid of the Iranians, but I am now. Because we've killed their children. Bombed their citizens. We attacked them hard - twice - while pretending to negotiate in good faith at the highest levels of our respective governments. We continue to aid and abet Israeli genocides. And speaking of Israel, the U.S. has sacrificed an unconscionable amount of our tax dollars for a nation that has universal healthcare. MAKE IT MAKE SENSE.
Iran isn't likely to do anything in America. I'm more concerned about some mass shooter gunning me down or being sick and my health insurance not covering it. It took how many years of planning for Al Qaida to pull off 9/11 and they haven't had a success like that since. More Americans got killed in the 23 years of fighting after that and we got out of it was a mass surveillance and security state that couldn't do jack on 1/7.
I understand your fear. None of our external enemies have really been able to do anything on American soil, Pearl Harbor abs 9/11 that's it.
But then again Iran doesn't really need to do anything. Most likely we'll do it to ourselves if we don't make elites accountable and take care of problems at home
I was initially intending to comment, but this post pretty much says it all! As to Iranian "terrorism”, In the past 150 years Iran has not attempted to invade, conquer, or "regime change" another country. In contrast, the US and Israel “axis” has done about 70 of them over the past half century (according to Columbia professor and frequent UN advisor Jeffrey Sachs).
Who are the real sponsors of state terrorism?
Corbin, as usual, you cut right to the heart of the matter. Saying aloud what most do not even admit, let alone acknowledge to themselves or others. In virtually every destructive category, it is the elites, the oligarchs, the kleptocrats, the insurers, the bankers, the stock brokers, the media supported via grotesque advertising in which there is ZERO acccountability for Truth In Advertising, the media which rake in maybe billions in stupid, childish and damaging attack ads during political rhetorical campaigns.This is a kleptocratic society, and it is dicatated, not by the normal citizenry, but by the capitalists who MUST keep selling expendable junk, at higher and higher pricing, grifting, stealing, causing bankruptcy, causing health failures, power failures, pollution control failures, infrastructure failures (if there is even a decent attempt to fix infrastructure at all). The bottom 95 percent pay for all these failures, and many more. This is a chattel country run by the massive Capitalist Company Store. To dare run for office, or if in office, to actually accomplish something for the nation's citizens, requires that you pass the corporate smell test, capitulate to the donors and their now entrenched staff in your campaign, and if elected, begin paying back and fund raising immediately for the next go round of betrayals to the public. In 3000 years not one damned thing about top-down hierarchy has changed. It still sucks, as in a giant sucking sound, a massive black hole consuming planet Earth itself, and the weary plants and animals who made it so great in the first place. Let us not be selfish in our Stockholm Syndrome. The real losers are the innocent biota, the air, the water, the soil, the highly organized and foundational physics and chemistry that allows Earth to exist at all. And yet, we want flush toilets and a McDonalds on the Moon. We are as crazy as hungry honey badgers, without the dignity of said badgers. Only we can stop this massive murder of our planet. Corbin is one hell of an organizer. I suggest we at least listen to what he says. Our input will help him sharpen his pencils and aid his 'community approach' to surviving disaster capitalism.
Excellent post. And let's not forget I'm pretty sure "we" were told all Native Americans threatened our way of life...seems to be the American way, to deflect blame onto anyone so the real culprits get off scot free. I appreciate the creation of a new PAC to help elect new folks to govern us. I know many of us reading this are having a hard time financially but if we all can contribute even a dollar to the new PAC I think it will help. For now I have quit sending letters to my members of congress and use the $2 plus and contribute to someone fighting for democracy and for now this new PAC will be my choice.
Our “elite” have been waging war on the “lower classes” for decades. Perhaps the Lewis Powell memo was the open declaration!
My restack message: Keep eyes on Corbin Trent, who is not just telling it like it is but is an inspirational model picking up the baton to get us to a better place.
What threatens our way of life is simple and clear. It's not any foreign or domestic enemy, it's not the current government, the Republicans, not even the notorious elites, even though they are a natural and inherent part of the problem. It's our economic and political system, the capitalism at its advanced imperial and, recently, more repressive and self-destructive stage. How to realistically and practically deal with it is a big question almost everyone, even among the progressive and "radical" Left, is trying to avoid. So far, "hope and change" rhetoric along with some "internal maintenance and repairs" is the most common solution.
I could not agree with you more. This is Capitalism on steroids and crank. I'm not a big fan of the common solution considering that in the Middle Ages the common solution for diarrhea was amputation...
I loved this no-nonsense honesty. I cannot think of anyone who is going to hate this more, the Epstein ruling class or the cartel partisan stooges who do their bidding.
Good, truthful words, Corbin! The proverb "The enemy of my enemy is my friend" comes to mind to ponder upon. I am grateful for your words and energy.
Hello Corbin... Another Fine Post.. You are being Brave...
Well America is run by Pedophiles White Supremacist!? So its clearly “America”!!!!
Who said that Iranians hate us because we are free?
Are you still living 25 years ago?
In any case, we are NOT free. Unless we're very, very rich.
Trump said it.
Ancient Greeks used a word which became for us the word we now use, barbarian, to denote those of lesser civilization who are a threat to our way of life. The word meant those who speak a strange language, makes strange sounds, not like us. Civilizations have used this excuse for looting and killing for millennia. Apparently, it still works on some, but I doubt this regime can count on it. Too many of us know where the barbarians reside - in our own country.
https://afightworthhaving.com/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email
NOT knowing whom to vote for in your own best interest is a big part of the problem. The website above has lists of candidates running for office and what they stand for. Check it out, inform yourself and tell others. Only you know what you need but some candidates know it too. Vote for them.
All wars are bankers wars. It’s about money. The petrodollar the LNG dollar, look at how those will be changed as a result and who benefits financially. Has nothing to do with terrorism.