WE HAVE OUR EYE ON THE TRUTH
The occupation of Afghanistan was an outrageous attack on human rights from the beginning and now the corporate media are outraged that the US is leaving after two decades. Lee Camp highlights the many losers and the wealthy winners from the occupation. He then covers the record-breaking heat across the planet and the movements responding to it, and the US Empire’s next target for regime change. …
Is all that has happened as the US ends its efforts in Afghanistan really as catastrophic as US media is currently reporting, or are US journalists overplaying a war they have all but ignored for more than a decade? Rick Sanchez argues that the outcome of the US invasion and ill-considered withdrawal was only unexpected to those not paying attention. …
Apple feels “positive” about its “widely misunderstood” plan to introduce software changes intended to fight the proliferation of child pornography. So what exactly are they doing? RT America’s Faran Fronczak and Brent Jabbour of “Boom Bust” join to discuss. A crashed Tesla raged for hours, not the minutes firefighters had expected when they responded to a crash. They needed 30,000 gallons of water to put out the blaze. …
MSNBC employees recently joined a union, and their bosses aren’t happy about it. The network recently held a town hall with their employees where they tried to break up the union using all the old familiar talking points. We’ll tell you why the big bosses at the network are so terrified of having a unionized workforce. …
Why is there so much gun violence in the United States? And how does this stack up with the rest of the world? Rick Sanchez takes a deep dive into this question. Investigative journalist Ben Swann analyzes why the media tends to ignores this crisis in violence and former police officer and prosecutor, Arthur Rizer, breaks down how the war on drugs drives this violence. …
President Joe Biden invokes Civil War parallels with greater frequency. This is ominous and dangerous. Unfortunately, it would seem this is how the major political parties and the media view the state of our politics. In a war, there are causalities and defeats. In the Culture Wars, can one side vanquish the other? …
Lee Camp exposes the exploitation that holds the gig economy together. One-third of US citizens work within the gig economy and its practical impact is to increase the precarious situation of American workers. The system guts many of the protections that people had come to expect from their jobs and that’s exactly why the rich love it. …
