A Dereliction of Duty: Mike Johnson and the Withheld Epstein Files - 11.19.2025

Speaker Mike Johnson’s refusal for weeks to bring the Epstein files to a vote is an unacceptable failure of congressional leadership. The American people have every right to know why the Speaker allowed this delay—especially if it occurred under pressure from Donald Trump, who clearly had a political interest in slowing the release of these documents. Transparency is not optional, and it is especially non-negotiable when the case involves decades of abuse, systemic failures, and a network of powerful individuals shielded from scrutiny.

The public also deserves answers about why Ghislaine Maxwell appeared to receive unusually favorable treatment despite her central role in the scandal. These unresolved questions only deepen national distrust: Why were the files withheld? Why were key decisions made behind closed doors? And why has the government never fully addressed widespread doubts surrounding Epstein’s death? While no conclusions should be assumed without evidence, the government’s persistent secrecy has created a credibility crisis of its own making.

Equally urgent is the need for a Justice Department that operates independently of any president. It cannot serve as an echo chamber for political interests. In light of actions that appear aligned with political pressure rather than impartial justice, the current leadership at the Department should step aside to restore the public’s confidence in the rule of law.

Finally, Speaker Johnson must resign for his failure to bring the Epstein vote forward for so many weeks. And the American people must insist on full disclosure of the unredacted files to finally expose all involved and deliver long-denied justice to the victims.

The United States Cannot Sit Out the Climate Emergency - 11.18.2025

The climate crisis is not a hoax — it is the greatest threat to the survival of our planet, and history will judge the nations that chose courage over convenience. As climate leader Kumi Naidoo warns, the United States’ decision to skip COP30 sends a dangerous signal at a moment when the world needs the strongest emitters to lead, not retreat.

For decades, wealthy nations — especially the U.S. — have benefited from a carbon-intensive economy while vulnerable communities paid the price. Today, the climate debt owed to the Global South is not a matter of charity; it is a matter of justice. Extreme heat, floods, and droughts are already destabilizing entire regions, worsening humanitarian disasters from Gaza to Sudan.

If the U.S. truly believes in global leadership, it must show up, meet its obligations, and act with the urgency this crisis demands. The path forward requires bold investment in clean energy, meaningful reparations for climate-impacted nations, and a commitment to diplomacy that values human life over geopolitical convenience.

The world is running out of time. America must decide which side of history it wants to stand on.

Brazil Cannot Save the Climate While Expanding Fossil Fuels - 11.18.2025

Brazil stands at a pivotal crossroads. Under President Lula, the nation has made undeniably important progress: deforestation in the Amazon has dropped significantly, restoring hope for one of the planet’s most vital ecosystems. This achievement deserves real recognition. Yet at the same time, Brazil is expanding offshore oil and gas production—an alarming contradiction that undermines its hard-won environmental gains.

We cannot ignore the simple truth: the Amazon cannot be protected while fossil-fuel expansion accelerates. These mixed policies place Brazil’s climate leadership at risk and jeopardize global efforts to limit catastrophic warming. Nations looking to Brazil for moral and environmental leadership need clarity, consistency, and courage—not competing agendas.

Brazil has the capacity to be a transformative force in global climate action. But that future requires investment in renewable energy, community-centered development, and a clear commitment to phasing out fossil fuels.

The world is watching. For the sake of the Amazon, vulnerable communities, and our shared climate future, Brazil must choose a path of true, lasting sustainability. 

Stop the Madness, End the Excessive Cruelty - 11.18.2025

Maribel Lopez’s story is not an isolated tragedy—it is a glaring indictment of a system that has lost its humanity. Deported in error and torn from her toddler despite a pending asylum appeal, Maribel was thrust into danger while her child was left behind in the United States, bewildered and alone. No parent should be forced to endure this terror, and no child should be abandoned because of governmental haste or negligence.

This case reflects a growing pattern of rushed deportations that trample due process, ignore pending legal protections, and inflict irreparable emotional harm. These are not “mistakes”—they are systemic failures that violate basic principles of justice and decency.

We must demand immediate accountability from the agencies responsible and insist on the swift reunification of Maribel and her child. Families seeking safety deserve fairness, transparency, and compassion—not bureaucratic violence disguised as procedure.

Enough is enough. The United States must correct this injustice, investigate how such an error occurred, and implement safeguards to ensure no family is ever torn apart like this again. Our nation cannot continue down this path of cruelty and call itself a defender of human rights.

The World Watches. Palestinians Starve. - 11.17.2025

Prime Minister Netanyahu’s government continues to violate the ceasefire with complete impunity, while the United States and European Union fail to act. Their silence as Israeli forces continue to terrorize Palestinian communities, block food and aid, and allow starvation conditions to deepen is a moral failure that cannot continue.

Borders must be opened immediately so hundreds of trucks carrying food, medicine, and essential supplies can reach families in desperate need. The torture and abuse of Palestinian detainees in West Bank prisons must stop. No scripture or moral tradition permits the humiliation of civilians or the killing of innocents.
The U.S. and EU must stop rewarding these violations with more weapons and instead demand an end to the occupation, full humanitarian access, and a clear path toward a sovereign Palestinian state.

New Hope for a Warming Planet - 11.17.2025

The recent conversation with climate activist Al Gore offers a rare infusion of clarity and hope at a moment when the planet stands at a dangerous ecological crossroads. Gore’s message is unequivocal: while the climate crisis is accelerating, the tools, technologies, and political momentum needed to reverse course are finally within reach. His insights underscore that the world is no longer debating whether climate change is real—we are now deciding how quickly we will act, and whether we will act with the courage the moment requires.
Gore emphasized the rapid advances in renewable energy, the plunging costs of solar and wind power, and the transformative potential of electrification across transportation and industry. He pointed to emerging global alliances, youth-led movements, and unprecedented corporate commitments as signs that humanity is pivoting toward a sustainable future. Yet he warned that progress is not guaranteed; it hinges on public pressure, political integrity, and a collective refusal to accept incrementalism.

This dialogue serves as a reminder that despair is not an option. Hope is a renewable resource—one we must harness with the same urgency as clean energy itself. 

The Trillion-Dollar War Machine: How Endless U.S. Militarism Fuels Global Suffering - 11.17.2025

For decades, the United States has poured trillions of dollars into a war machine that has too often deepened global suffering instead of advancing genuine security. As William Hartung argues, this cycle of militarism has fueled conflicts, empowered repression, and diverted resources away from urgent needs at home.

U.S. interventionism helped dismantle Iran’s democratic government in the 1950s, paving the way for generations of instability while serving oil interests under the banner of “strategic necessity.” Billions have supported policies that displaced and devastated Palestinians for over seventy years. Washington backed the Batista dictatorship in Cuba, enabled regime-change operations across Latin America, and launched catastrophic wars in Iraq and Afghanistan that killed civilians, destabilized entire societies, and left lasting scars—especially for women and children.

The forced displacement of the people of Diego Garcia stands as another tragic example of how military priorities override human rights. Meanwhile, both major political parties continue expanding this grotesquely bloated war budget while Americans are denied universal healthcare, affordable housing, and basic social protections.

It is time to confront these truths and demand a foreign policy rooted in justice, accountability, and human dignity rather than perpetual war.

MAGA Supporters Demand a Full, Independent Investigation Into Epstein, His Network, and His Death - 11.17.2025

"As a committed MAGA supporter who believes deeply in law, order, and protecting America’s children, I write with a growing sense of urgency. For too long, the American people have been denied the full truth about Jeffrey Epstein, his powerful network, and the horrific abuse inflicted on vulnerable young girls—abuse that destroyed lives and even drove at least one victim to suicide. These crimes were not isolated. They were enabled.

It is impossible for millions of us to believe that a man as wealthy, connected, and protected as Epstein simply “decided” to take his own life in federal custody. The circumstances were too convenient for far too many powerful and privileged individuals. Cameras failed. Guards slept. Facts vanished. This was not justice—this was a cover-up.

MAGA supporters overwhelmingly demand a new, truly independent investigation—not controlled by the same institutions that failed the first time. We deserve answers about who protected Epstein, who benefited from his silence, and why Ghislaine Maxwell received unusually favorable treatment, including her questionable transfer to a comparatively comfortable facility. Who ordered that? Who approved it? And why?

The American people want the truth—not for politics, but for justice. It is time to expose every predator, every enabler, and every institution that allowed this nightmare to flourish. No more secrets. No more protection for the rich and powerful.

For the sake of the victims—and the integrity of our country—we demand a full investigation now."

The Greatest Story of the Century - 11.17.2025

We write as millions of MAGA supporters who believe in law, order, and equal justice for every American — not one standard for the powerful and another for the rest of us. For years, the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell destroyed the lives of vulnerable girls, shattered families, and stained this country with the stench of elite corruption. And yet today, as the world watches, Maxwell is reportedly living in Cadillac comfort behind bars, shielded from the consequences that any ordinary inmate would face.

We demand to know who authorized this pampered treatment.

Who decided that a convicted sex trafficker deserves private recreation hours, “custom meals,” special visitation privileges, staff-only access, and a prison experience so cushy it defies every rule applied to regular Americans? Who approved a system where whistleblowers are punished, where secrecy replaces oversight, and where the public is expected to believe this is “standard procedure”?

Enough.

The American people — especially the victims who still suffer — deserve answers. The Epstein network reached into some of the most powerful circles on earth. Maxwell holds secrets that could expose predators, enablers, and cover-ups spanning decades. Yet instead of transparency, we see luxury. Instead of accountability, we see privilege. Instead of justice, we see protection.

We demand an immediate, independent, public investigation into:

• Which officials ordered or approved Maxwell’s preferential treatment
• Why she was transferred into a facility far easier than inmates with lesser crimes
• What communications, promises, or deals have been made around her clemency efforts
• Whether her treatment is linked to information she controls about powerful individuals

This is not a partisan issue — it is the greatest story of the century, a test of whether America will expose the truth or allow corruption to bury it once again.

We call on every honest leader in Congress, every investigator with a spine, and every American who believes in justice to stand up now. The victims deserve it. The country deserves it. History deserves it.

No more silence. No more privilege.

Equal justice — or no justice at all.

A Deportation Pipeline Into Hell - 11.15.2025

The recent revelations that Venezuelan asylum seekers transferred by the United States to El Salvador were met not with protection, but with torture, sexual abuse, and inhumane detention conditions, demand an immediate and unequivocal response. No nation that claims to uphold human rights can allow its policies to deliver vulnerable people directly into the hands of abusers. When survivors describe their arrival with the words, “You have arrived in hell,” it is a moral alarm that cannot be ignored.

These migrants fled violence, political instability, and economic collapse seeking safety—yet instead of refuge, they were subjected to brutality enabled by U.S. transfer agreements that lack oversight, safeguards, and accountability. Such actions betray both international law and the fundamental values America professes to defend.

We must demand a full investigation, the suspension of any transfer programs that place migrants at risk, and immediate humanitarian protections for those already harmed. Compassion and legality are not mutually exclusive; they are the foundation of ethical migration policy. The United States must ensure it never again becomes a conduit to suffering.

Gunboat Diplomacy Returns: "Operation Southern Spear" Betrays America’s Values—and God’s Law - 11.14.2025

The launch of “Operation Southern Spear” marks a dangerous revival of America’s darkest interventionist impulses. By escalating military action in Latin America and along the border, Pete Hegseth is embracing a policy that has already led to the killing of innocent migrants—men, women, and children whose only “crime” was seeking safety. Such brutality violates not only international norms but the core teachings of every major religious tradition.

No faith—Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Sikhism, Buddhism, or any other—permits the dehumanization of vulnerable people. The deliberate use of force against the powerless is a direct defiance of God’s laws, which command compassion, justice, and the protection of the stranger. To commit such acts for political gain is a moral disgrace of the highest order.

Those who enable or justify this barbarism will face a heavy price—not through violence, but through history’s judgment, the loss of public trust, and the moral reckoning that comes when leaders betray their own professed values.

America must reject this militarized cruelty. We need diplomacy, humanity, and policies rooted in justice—not a return to gunboat tactics and fear-driven politics.

Israel’s Assault on Palestinians Leaves Gaza on the Brink of Catastrophe - 11.14.2025

Gaza teeters on the edge of disaster. More than 900,000 displaced Palestinians face deadly flooding as heavy rains hit a region where Israeli attacks have destroyed or crippled 85 percent of roads, water, and sewage networks. Entire neighborhoods risk inundation from sewage overflows, yet fuel shortages prevent vital infrastructure from functioning. This is not a natural disaster—it is the predictable outcome of deliberate attacks that have devastated civilian life.

In the occupied West Bank, Israeli forces recently killed two Palestinian children near Hebron and injured others during raids. Masked settlers, backed by the occupation government, set fire to vehicles at a dairy plant and desecrated the Hajja Hamida Mosque, leaving racist slogans on its walls. Local activist Nazmi Salman calls it “a declared war against the Palestinian people,” targeting both lives and sacred spaces.

The world cannot remain silent. Immediate humanitarian aid, protection for civilians, and accountability for these assaults are urgently needed. Palestinians are facing not only violence but preventable catastrophe—responsibility lies squarely with the Israeli authorities.

Who Is Speaker Johnson Protecting by Delaying the Epstein Files? - 11.13.2025

Why is Speaker Mike Johnson blocking the release of the Epstein files and delaying justice for countless survivors of abuse? His refusal to promptly swear in Representative Adelita Grijalva—knowing she would cast the decisive vote to force a release—reeks of political protectionism. Who benefits from this silence?

Meanwhile, Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s partner in crime, is reportedly living comfortably in a minimum-security facility, receiving special treatment and even lobbying for a pardon. A pardon—for aiding in the trafficking and abuse of underage girls? Where is the outrage? Where is the justice?

The survivors have been silenced long enough. Every day these files remain sealed, it looks less like bureaucracy and more like a cover-up—shielding the powerful who enabled, financed, or participated in Epstein’s network of horror.

America deserves the truth. Speaker Johnson must stop protecting predators and the elites who covered for them. Release the files. Let the world see who’s been hiding behind the curtain of privilege and power.

Seven Weeks of Silence: The Delay in Swearing In Rep. Grijalva and Why Speaker Johnson Must Resign - 11.13.2025

The extraordinary seven-week delay in swearing in Rep. Adelita Grijalva was more than a bureaucratic misstep—it raises serious questions about whether political leadership is shielding the powerful from public scrutiny. At the very moment Rep. Grijalva was calling for full transparency around the long-suppressed Epstein files, Speaker Mike Johnson failed to seat her promptly, effectively muting her voice during a critical period.

Americans have waited years for the full release of documents connected to one of the most disturbing abuse networks in modern history. Yet each delay, redaction, and procedural roadblock seems to protect the worst of the worst—individuals with influence, access, and power. The public has every right to question why these revelations remain obstructed and who benefits from keeping names, evidence, and accountability buried.

When an elected representative is sidelined for nearly two months without a credible explanation, and at the same time is 

advocating for disclosure on a case involving elite predators, the optics are alarming.

Speaker Johnson owes the public clarity: Was this delay simply incompetence—or part of a broader pattern of shielding the powerful from exposure? Democracy cannot function if transparency is treated as optional.

When Safety Turns to Fear: ICE Raid Traumatizes Chicago Children - 11.12.2025

Last week, at the Spanish-immersion daycare center Rayito del Sol in Chicago, beloved teacher Diana Santillana was violently seized and detained by immigration agents in front of parents and young children. Parents describe the event as deeply traumatic—one shared, “My son was completely shut down,” reflecting the profound emotional toll this incident has had on the children.

What should have been a place of safety, love, and learning was turned into a scene of fear and chaos. Witnesses report that the children were left terrified and inconsolable after watching their trusted teacher taken away without explanation or compassion.

Diana Santillana has long been recognized as a nurturing, dedicated educator—an essential part of the Rayito del Sol community who brought comfort, joy, and cultural pride to her students. Parents now demand accountability and urge public officials to confront the devastating harm inflicted on children and families when immigration enforcement is carried out in spaces meant for care and trust.

The parents of Rayito del Sol stand in unwavering solidarity with Diana Santillana and all those whose lives have been shattered by such cruel and unjust actions. 

The BBC's Fall From Grace - 11.11.2025

Once revered as a global standard-bearer of journalistic integrity, the BBC now finds itself mired in disgrace. The resignation of Director General Tim Davie and News CEO Deborah Turness, following backlash over the editing of Donald Trump’s January 6 speech, marks a shameful chapter in the broadcaster’s history. What once stood as a fortress of truth has seemingly surrendered to political expediency and intimidation.

The BBC’s reported plan to apologize to Trump—a man who still peddles baseless lies about a “rigged” 2020 election—betrays not just its audience but the very principles of democracy and accountability it once championed. Journalism’s duty is not to appease power but to challenge it. The executives who chose honor over hypocrisy deserve respect for their resignations.

The world watches as the BBC, once a beacon of fearless reporting, teeters on the edge of moral collapse. May this moment serve as a reckoning—a reminder that truth, when compromised, leaves democracy defenseless.

Pardons of Betrayal: How Trump Turned Justice into Loyalty - 11.10.2025

Once again, Donald Trump has proven that in his America, loyalty to him outweighs loyalty to the law. By pardoning top allies involved in efforts to overturn the 2020 election, Trump has not just rewarded criminality—he has mocked the very foundation of American democracy. These were not minor offenses; they were acts aimed at subverting the will of the people and dismantling the peaceful transfer of power that defines our Republic.

Equally disturbing is the deafening silence from Congress. Where are the voices of outrage, the defenders of our Constitution? Their cowardice is complicity. Each unchallenged abuse erodes what remains of our democratic norms and signals to future leaders that corruption and betrayal carry no consequences.

The United States cannot survive as a democracy if lawlessness is met with apathy. Every American—Republican, Democrat, or Independent—must decide whether to stand for justice or kneel before tyranny. Silence now is surrender.

Trump’s Hollow Faith: Invoking Christianity to Mask Failure and Desperation - 11.10.2025

Donald Trump’s collapsing support has driven him to desperate measures—now he’s appealing to America’s faith-based community by pretending to champion persecuted Christians abroad. His latest posturing over Nigeria, threatening military action “to protect Christians,” is a cynical ploy to win back religious voters rather than a genuine act of faith or compassion.

This is the same man who slashed humanitarian aid that once kept millions of Christians and others alive across Africa and the Middle East. His newfound concern for the faithful abroad rings hollow. At home, Americans are suffering through a government shutdown, economic uncertainty, and political paralysis—yet Trump proposes to spend billions more on military operations that history shows will fail, as so many have before.

If he truly cared about protecting Christians, he would restore aid, rebuild hope, and lead with moral strength instead of bluster. The nation must not allow political desperation to masquerade as religious devotion, nor sacrifice our values—and our tax dollars—on another reckless display of power. 

Roberts Court: Justice Betrayed - 11.8.2025

Under Chief Justice John Roberts, the U.S. Supreme Court has become an institution without precedent—both in its disregard for settled law and in its willingness to serve entrenched power. As Lisa Graves rightly warns, Roberts has presided over a Court that has undermined voting rights, enabled corporate domination, and twisted the Constitution to favor the wealthy and well-connected. From dismantling the Voting Rights Act to upholding discriminatory gerrymandering and shielding dark money, this Court has tilted democracy toward oligarchy.

Now, as the Roberts Court wades into battles over tariffs, elections, and executive power, the stakes could not be higher. This is no longer a neutral arbiter of justice—it is a political weapon reshaping the nation’s future. History will not look kindly upon this legacy of judicial activism disguised as restraint. The American people must demand accountability, transparency, and the restoration of balance to a Court that has forgotten the meaning of equal justice under the law.

"Gunboat Diplomacy”—Yet Another Regime Change? - 11.8.2025

What we sow, so shall we reap, so says the Good Book! The wrath of God will descend on our nation—or perhaps it already has!

“Gunboat Diplomacy Reborn: Is Washington Plotting Another Assassination in Latin America?”

The recent revelations explored by Peter Kornbluh in “Trump’s Gunboat Diplomacy” raise disturbing questions about the United States’ continued meddling in Latin America—this time targeting Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. If true, the notion that U.S. officials have entertained or facilitated assassination plots represents not only a grave violation of international law but also a moral descent into the darkest chapters of Cold War interventionism.

For decades, Washington has cloaked regime-change operations under the rhetoric of “freedom” and “democracy,” while leaving behind chaos, sanctions, and suffering for ordinary people. Venezuela, already crippled by punitive economic warfare, deserves peace and sovereignty—not the threat of foreign-sponsored violence.

The American public must demand accountability and transparency from its leaders. Any covert or overt attempt to eliminate a foreign head of state would constitute an act of war. The time has come to reject gunboat diplomacy once and for all—and to recommit the United States to the rule of law, diplomacy, and respect for the self-determination of nations.

Beneath the Rubble: The World’s Complicity in Gaza’s Genocide - 11.8.2025

As Palestinians report that 10,000 bodies lie buried beneath Gaza’s rubble, the silence of the so-called civilized world is deafening. This is not a tragedy of nature—it is a man-made genocide, financed by the U.S., U.K., and EU nations, and executed by an Israeli regime led by Prime Minister Netanyahu, whose tactics echo the darkest chapters of history.

Gaza has been turned into a graveyard of children, mothers, and elders—slaughtered, starved, and bombed into oblivion. The land is now littered with unexploded ordnance, a deadly legacy for survivors who have nowhere left to go. Meanwhile, settler terrorism rages unchecked across the West Bank, expanding the boundaries of violence.

History will remember not only the perpetrators but also those who funded, armed, and justified this horror. Justice demands that the world cease its complicity and hold Israel accountable for crimes against humanity—before Gaza’s rubble becomes the foundation of a world that forgot its conscience. 

Taken: ICE’s Reign of Terror in American Cities Must End - 11.6.2025

Across the United States, families live in constant fear—not of criminals, but of government agents acting in their name. Under the guise of “enforcement,” ICE has unleashed a reign of terror on immigrant communities, storming homes at dawn, tearing children from their parents, and targeting people whose only “crime” is seeking safety and dignity. Maria Hinojosa’s “Taken: The Agents Raiding Communities and the People Trying to Stop Them” exposes this machinery of cruelty—one that dehumanizes millions while enriching private detention corporations.

This is not law enforcement; it is state-sponsored trauma. Every raid, every deportation, every child left behind is a wound on the conscience of this nation. The United States must choose compassion over cruelty and justice over fear. Congress must rein in ICE, end mass raids, and build a humane immigration system rooted in due process, dignity, and human rights. Silence in the face of such brutality is complicity.

Ceasefire in Name Only: A Crime Against Humanity - 11.6.2025

Israel’s ongoing campaign of genocide and deliberate mass starvation against the people of Gaza is an affront to every principle of human decency and international law. Even after a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, Israel’s forces have continued to kill—most recently claiming the lives of at least two more Palestinians. These are not “collateral damages”; they are human beings—mothers, fathers, and children—slaughtered while the world looks away.

Israel’s leaders have not only ignored global calls for a ceasefire but openly mocked them, displaying a chilling contempt for human life and international outrage. Entire neighborhoods have been reduced to rubble, hospitals have been bombed, and humanitarian aid is being blocked, weaponizing hunger itself.

The international community cannot remain complicit through silence. It must move beyond hollow statements and take meaningful action—sanctions, accountability, and justice for the victims.. Every moment of inaction is another life lost. 

A New Dawn in New York: Zohran Mamdani’s Victory for Justice and Hope - 11.6.2025

Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani’s stunning victory in the New York City mayoral race marks a new chapter in the struggle for justice, equity, and compassion. A brilliant and eloquent speaker, Mamdani has long been known for his fearless advocacy—whether leading a hunger strike in solidarity with city workers or standing shoulder to shoulder with the oppressed across the world.

Despite relentless attacks from the rich elite and insults from Donald Trump—who even stooped to mocking Jewish voters who supported him—Mamdani refused to be silenced. His campaign, rooted in moral courage and spiritual clarity, inspired tens of thousands who believe in dignity for all people.

From defending tenants and workers to boldly championing the rights of Palestinians, Mamdani’s victory is a triumph of conscience over cynicism. Tonight, New York has chosen hope, solidarity, and humanity. It is not just a win for Mamdani—it is a victory for every person who dares to believe in a just and inclusive city.

Erasing Evidence: How YouTube Silences the Victims of War - 11.5.2025

Shame on YouTube for erasing the truth. The removal of more than 700 videos documenting Israeli human rights violations against Palestinians is not just a digital act — it is moral complicity. These videos bore witness to barbaric acts: mass killings, starvation, torture, and the inhumane treatment of Palestinians in Israeli prisons, including reports of gang rapes by prison guards who were disturbingly hailed as “heroes.”

By erasing this evidence, YouTube has aligned itself with the oppressor, silencing the voices of victims and those who dared to document their suffering. Such actions mock the very principles of justice, transparency, and human rights that technology was meant to empower.

I call on YouTube to immediately restore these videos and reaffirm its commitment to truth and accountability. To delete evidence of atrocity is to erase humanity itself — an affront not only to the victims but to the Creator who commands us to stand for justice and truth. 

The Dark Side of Power: Dick Cheney’s Trail from Iraq to Trump - 11.4.2025

Dick Cheney’s legacy is a shadow that still darkens American history. As vice president, he orchestrated the invasion of Iraq on false intelligence, dragging the nation into a needless war that claimed countless lives and destabilized the Middle East. Under his direction, the U.S. descended into what he proudly called “the dark side” — a policy of brutal torture masquerading as “enhanced interrogation.”

Innocent men were abducted, imprisoned, and tortured in Guantánamo Bay, Bagram, and Abu Ghraib — victims of a system that traded justice for vengeance. Cheney never apologized. Instead, he defended waterboarding, secret prisons, and indefinite detention as tools of patriotism.

His unapologetic abuse of power and contempt for accountability laid the moral groundwork for the rise of Donald Trump — another leader who glorifies cruelty and dismisses truth. From Iraq’s ruins to America’s political decay, Cheney’s fingerprints remain. History must remember that the corrosion of democracy begins not with a single act of tyranny, but with the arrogance of men who believe they are above the law. 

Hunger and Champagne: As 42 Million Americans Lose Food Aid, Trump Parties Like Gatsby - 11.3.2025

16 million children — have lost access to food assistance, the image of President Trump hosting a lavish “Great Gatsby”-themed party at Mar-a-Lago is nothing short of grotesque. As the government shutdown enters its 34th day, families across the nation are turning to food banks and charities for survival, while the president celebrates with millionaires and corporate elites under chandeliers of excess.

Two federal judges have ordered the Department of Agriculture to resume partial disbursement of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) funds, yet the administration’s indifference remains chilling. Senator Chris Murphy rightly condemned this callousness, noting how the president flaunts his privilege while illegally withholding food benefits from struggling Americans.

Meanwhile, 13,000 air traffic controllers continue to work without pay, jeopardizing national safety. The contrast between this cruelty and extravagance reveals a moral collapse in leadership — one that demands not only outrage, but accountability. 

Wall Street’s Untouchables: The Epstein Scandal JPMorgan Couldn’t Hide - 11.3.2025

The latest revelation that JPMorgan alerted U.S. authorities to Epstein-linked transfers involving prominent Wall Street figures exposes once again how deep the rot of corruption and privilege runs in America’s financial and political elite. For years, institutions looked the other way while victims—many of them underage girls—were silenced, bought off, or ignored. Now, with evidence showing that major financial players may have knowingly facilitated or benefited from Epstein’s criminal network, justice demands full transparency.

No one, regardless of wealth or title, should be above the law. The victims deserve truth, accountability, and restitution—not more backroom deals and sealed records. Congress, regulators, and the courts must release the names, prosecute the enablers, and end the era of impunity for the rich and powerful.

Qatar’s Moral Leadership: A Beacon of Conscience in a Failing World - 11.3.2025

Qatar deserves the world’s recognition for the extraordinary leadership it has shown in a time of moral collapse and global indifference. Despite being a small nation, Qatar has acted with a sense of humanity and courage that far exceeds its size — mediating cease-fires, securing humanitarian aid, and proving that diplomacy can still be guided by conscience.

In an era when many powerful governments turn a blind eye to suffering, Qatar has demonstrated how a responsible state should behave in a conflict zone: with compassion, fairness, and a genuine commitment to peace. Its efforts to broker dialogue and its steadfast advocacy for the establishment of a viable and independent Palestinian state should serve as a model for the entire Muslim world — and indeed, for all nations that claim to value justice.

Qatar’s principled stance reminds us that greatness is not measured by military might or wealth, but by moral integrity and the courage to act when others remain silent.

Silence, Complicity, and the Lessons We Refuse to Learn - 11.2.2025

In David Brooks’s essay “We Need to Rethink How We Think About the Holocaust,” he argues that society has turned the Holocaust into a distant symbol of evil rather than confronting what it reveals about human nature. Brooks says the lesson isn’t just “never again,” but that ordinary people—not just monsters—can become complicit in horrific acts when moral systems collapse. He urges readers to study the psychological, cultural, and social forces that enabled it, so we can recognize similar warning signs in today’s world.

This could never have happened without the military and economic support of European nations and the United States, along with the misuse of false accusations of antisemitism to silence aggrieved Palestinians—people who have lost most of their families to horrific mass starvation and genocide.

Finally, it is a pity that Brooks and other writers at The New York Times have chosen silence instead of using their influence to hold accountable the messianic Netanyahu regime for its massive crimes of mass starvation and killing in Gaza, the terrorism of settlers in the West Bank, and the horrific torture of Palestinians in Israeli prisons under military, undemocratic detention. Shame on Brooks, who chose silence over accountability.

The Death of the Deal: How Greed and Division Are Hollowing Out American Democracy - 11.2.2025

What Happened to The Art of the Deal?

Once a symbol of business mastery and negotiation skill, “The Art of the Deal” now feels hollow in an era where political power, not persuasion, dominates. Today’s leaders often rely on threats, partisanship, and chaos rather than genuine compromise or vision — showing how far we’ve drifted from dealmaking rooted in respect, reason, and results.

Are We Losing Our Democracy?

Democracy in America is under strain — from voter suppression, political polarization, and corporate influence to disinformation and erosion of public trust. When truth, accountability, and fair elections weaken, democracy becomes a shell of itself, ruled by money and manipulation instead of the people’s will.

The Real Horrors of America

The true horrors lie not just in violence or crime, but in systemic failures — poverty amid plenty, racial injustice, homelessness, child hunger, and the collapse of moral leadership. These are not accidents but the predictable outcomes of greed, neglect, and moral decay within institutions meant to serve all Americans.

Silencing the Truth: The Cover-Up of Shireen Abu Akleh’s Killing - 11.2.2025

The killing of the brilliant Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh was not only an assault on press freedom — it was an assault on truth itself. More than two years later, the Biden administration’s continued silence, evasion, and obstruction in releasing the full findings of her assassination reveal a massive cover-up. This is not about “complex investigations” or “fog of war.” It is about moral cowardice and political complicity.

Shireen was wearing a press vest. She was clearly identified. Eyewitnesses, video evidence, and independent investigations all point to Israeli forces as responsible for her death. Yet Washington continues to shield Israel from accountability, reducing a deliberate act of violence against a journalist to a “tragic accident.” Such deception dishonors both the victim and the ideals America claims to uphold — freedom of the press, human rights, and the rule of law.

The Biden administration’s refusal to demand justice for Shireen Abu Akleh — or to release classified evidence that could confirm what the world already knows — exposes the hypocrisy of its human rights rhetoric. A nation that hides the truth enables the crime.

We, the public, demand full transparency, an independent investigation free from political influence, and accountability for those who ordered and executed this atrocity. Justice delayed is justice denied — and justice buried is a crime in itself. 

End the Racial Bias in Refugee Admissions – Uphold Justice and Faith - 11.2.2025

I write with deep concern over the blatant racial bias revealed in U.S. refugee admissions during the Trump administration, where refugee numbers were slashed while preference was shown to white South Africans. Such a policy stands in direct opposition to the moral, spiritual, and constitutional principles this nation claims to uphold.

God did not create non-white people to be marginalized, abused, or devalued by white leaders or any others. To discriminate in who deserves refuge, protection, and dignity is not only anti-humanitarian—it is anti-God, anti-Christian, and contrary to the teachings of every major faith. Compassion, equality, and justice are divine mandates, not political options.

This policy must be fully reversed. The United States must reaffirm its commitment to protecting the persecuted, regardless of race, color, or creed. True moral leadership means extending mercy and justice to all, not only to those who look like us.

When Royalty Faces Truth: A Lesson in Accountability for America - 11.2.2025

The British monarchy has shown the world what accountability looks like. When Prince Andrew’s association with Jeffrey Epstein came to light, King Charles did not hesitate to act—titles were stripped, honors withdrawn, and no privilege was allowed to stand in the way of justice.

If even royalty can hold one of its own to account, how can a democracy built on equality before the law remain silent? The Epstein files remain sealed, protecting the powerful and prolonging the suffering of those exploited as teenagers. Many survivors have endured unbearable trauma, some even losing their lives under the weight of their pain. Their voices—and their stories—must no longer be buried.

The American people must demand full transparency. Every name, every document, every record of those who enabled, financed, or participated in Epstein’s network must be made public. This is not a partisan demand—it is a moral one.
Justice must not bend to wealth, power, or political convenience. 

Release the Epstein files. End the silence. Drain the swamp—completely.

The American People Deserve the Truth - 11.1.2025

The American people—and the world—have waited far too long for the truth. The Epstein files, containing the names and evidence of those who preyed on minors and enabled unspeakable crimes, remain hidden behind bureaucracy and privilege. Justice delayed is justice denied. Every day of secrecy further betrays the victims and corrodes public trust.

No person, however wealthy or powerful, is above accountability. We demand the immediate, unredacted release of all Epstein-related documents—including names, communications, and investigative findings. The public has a right to know who participated in, financed, or protected this criminal network.

End the cover-up. End the silence. Transparency is the first step toward justice for the survivors and the restoration of faith in our institutions. 

Israeli Activists Expelled - 10.31.2025

The United States’ unwavering support for Israel’s extremist actions has reached a new moral low. Israel’s decision to deport peace activists—its own finest citizens—who joined Palestinian farmers in the West Bank for the olive harvest reveals the cruelty now entrenched in its policies. These humanitarians stood for coexistence, compassion, and basic human dignity. Instead of being honored, they are being punished.

By endorsing and funding such repressive measures, the U.S. becomes complicit in crushing acts of solidarity and silencing voices of peace. Supporting the systematic dispossession of Palestinians while expelling Israelis who stand with them is not democracy—it is the betrayal of every ideal America claims to uphold. True allies should promote justice and human rights, not enable persecution. The deportation of these courageous individuals is a stain on Israel’s conscience and a test of America’s moral integrity.

U.S. Policies Fueling Human Suffering — From Cuba to Sudan - 10.30.2025

As the world confronts deepening humanitarian crises, two U.S. policies stand out for their extraordinary cruelty.

Yesterday, the United Nations overwhelmingly voted to condemn the U.S. embargo on Cuba — a decades-long policy that continues to strangle an island nation already devastated by Hurricane Melissa. At a time when Cubans desperately need aid, medicine, and food, this embargo punishes ordinary families while isolating the U.S. from global consensus and basic compassion.

At the same time, Washington’s continued supply of military weapons to the UAE indirectly fuels atrocities in Sudan, where the UAE’s backing of the Rapid Support Forces has contributed to a genocidal campaign in Darfur. Instead of promoting peace, U.S. arms exports enable mass killings and deepen human misery.

It is time for America to align its foreign policy with humanity — to end the embargo on Cuba and halt arms transfers that empower war criminals. Silence in the face of such suffering is complicity.

Massive US Brain Drain - 10.30.2025

Yesterday’s PBS NewsHour report on the growing “brain drain” from America was both alarming and deeply revealing. The exodus of our best and brightest—scientists, engineers, doctors, and innovators—to other nations speaks volumes about the state of our own society. When opportunity, respect for knowledge, and a sense of purpose erode at home, talent naturally seeks more fertile ground elsewhere. 

One striking example is that of mathematician and AI pioneer Dr. Michael Lustig, whose research dramatically reduced MRI scanning time from several hours to mere seconds. His breakthrough has transformed medical imaging worldwide—yet even he and many like him have found greater support and recognition abroad than in the country that trained them.

This trend should trouble every policymaker. For decades, the United States has been a magnet for talent and creativity. Yet today, rising costs of education, stagnant research funding, political polarization, and the devaluation of expertise are driving people away.

If America wishes to remain a global leader, we must once again honor and invest in our thinkers before their genius becomes another nation’s gain.

Where Compassion Died: The Siege of El Fasher - 10.30.2025

Sudan’s government says the Rapid Support Forces paramilitary group has killed at least 2,000 people in the three days since it seized control of the city of El Fasher in the Darfur region. This comes as the World Health Organization says it’s appalled by reports that 460 patients and their companions were slaughtered at the Saudi Maternity Hospital in El Fasher. On Wednesday, U.N. refugee agency official Jacqueline Wilma Parlevliet said tens of thousands of displaced people have been arriving at Tawila, a refuge for civilians fleeing the violence. They described widespread ethnically and politically motivated killings and indiscriminate attacks, particularly affecting the most vulnerable.

Jacqueline Wilma Parlevliet: “We have accounts of people with disabilities who were — who were executed, who were killed, as they were unable to flee. But we also hear people that are trying to leave the city and manage to get out of the city, but on the way, they’re caught up and they are also being shot.”

Shame on the UAE and on those who remain silent in the face of such atrocities. Is this what your religion teaches you — to turn away from barbarism and mass killing? Where is the rage and moral outcry in the Muslim world as Sudanese paramilitaries reportedly slaughter at least 2,000 innocent people after seizing El Fasher?
Is land, power, or politics more sacred than the teachings of Islam — compassion, justice, and the sanctity of human life?

What will your report card say at the end of your life when you stand before God? Silence in the face of such horror is complicity.

The world is watching as Muslim nations that claim moral leadership look the other way. True faith is not measured by rhetoric or wealth, but by courage to stand against injustice. The people of Sudan cry out for solidarity, mercy, and action — not indifference.

History will remember who spoke and who stayed silent. 

Hurricane Shell: When Profit Becomes the Storm - 10.29.2025

Shame on the climate deniers who continue to be obsessed with ever increasing wealth. 

Jamaican-British climate activist Mikaela Loach recently made a bold and truthful proposal: hurricanes should be named after fossil fuel corporations rather than innocent people. Her suggestion cuts through decades of greenwashing and misplaced blame. For too long, oil and gas giants like ExxonMobil, BP, and Shell have knowingly fueled the climate crisis, profiting while communities—especially in the Global South—bear the deadly consequences of rising seas, record heat, and intensifying storms.

Imagine the headlines reading “Hurricane Chevron devastates the Caribbean” or “Cyclone Shell displaces thousands.” Such names would finally make visible the direct link between corporate greed and climate destruction. As Loach reminds us, these disasters are not “natural”—they are the predictable outcomes of policies and business practices that prioritize profit over people and planet.

Naming hurricanes after fossil fuel firms would force accountability where it belongs and serves as a moral wake-up call to the world. It’s time we stop sanitizing destruction and start naming its true perpetrators.

Coexistence, My Ass! — Truth as the Sharpest Weapon - 10.29.2025

Israeli comedian Noam Shuster Eliassi’s searing satire, “Coexistence, My Ass!”, cuts through the hypocrisy surrounding Israel’s ongoing occupation and genocidal assault on Palestinians. Through humor, Shuster Eliassi dares to expose what many fear to admit — that “coexistence” has become a hollow slogan used to mask systems of domination, apartheid, and ethnic cleansing.

Comedy, at its best, confronts power with truth. Shuster Eliassi’s courage to ridicule the façade of equality under occupation reminds us that laughter can be a weapon of conscience. In a time when speaking out against state violence is punished, her voice embodies the moral clarity that both Israeli and international audiences desperately need.

Her satire forces the world to see that peace cannot exist without justice, and that real coexistence begins only when oppression ends. Let us honor her message not with polite applause, but with action — to demand accountability, end the siege, and stand with those who dare to tell the truth.

Remember, the great spiritual master Nanak, defined God as TRUTH!
Unexploded ordinances are far more likely to maim or kill IDF soldiers before they reach Palestinians.

War criminal Netanyahu breaks ceasefire and continues brutal starvation & mass murder - 10.29.2025

The latest reports that Israeli airstrikes have killed at least 104 Palestinians in Gaza, including 46 children, on October 29, 2025. These are not just numbers — they represent entire families erased, classrooms silenced, and futures stolen in an assault that defies every moral and legal norm.

The world cannot remain indifferent as Gaza’s civilians are repeatedly targeted under the pretext of “security.” Collective punishment is not self-defense — it is a war crime. The deliberate bombing of densely populated neighborhoods, hospitals, and shelters exposes a policy that treats Palestinian lives as expendable.

The United States and other allies must stop enabling this brutality through weapons and diplomatic cover. True peace will never come from airstrikes or sieges, but from justice, accountability, and the recognition of Palestinians’ right to live in safety and dignity.

History will remember who spoke out and who stayed silent. Silence now is complicity.

Ceasefire in Name Only: Gaza’s Lifeline Is Still Being Strangled - 10.28.2025

The so-called ceasefire in Gaza has become a excessively cruel illusion. Humanitarian groups now warn that Israel is allowing only a fraction of the promised aid to enter—barely enough to sustain life, let alone rebuild it. The deal that was meant to halt the suffering has instead become a tool to prolong it by other means.

Every truck delayed, every pallet of food or medicine blocked, is a death sentence for civilians trapped in a humanitarian nightmare. The world cannot call this “peace” when children still drink contaminated water, hospitals operate without anesthesia, and families scavenge for scraps amid rubble.
If Israel continues to weaponize aid, and the U.S. and its allies remain complicit through silence or half-measures, then the ceasefire is nothing more than a public relations cover for collective punishment. True peace cannot be brokered through starvation.

It is time for the international community—especially Washington—to demand not words, but deeds: the immediate, unfettered flow of humanitarian aid and the end of policies that treat basic human survival as a bargaining chip. Anything less makes us all complicit. 

The Humanity Beneath the Rubble: Conversations Amid Gaza’s Ceasefire Illusion - 10.27.2025

Jeremy Scahill’s powerful analysis of Gaza’s so-called “ceasefire” exposes a bitter truth — there can be no genuine peace built on the dehumanization of an entire people. His call to confront Israel’s long-standing doctrine of portraying Palestinians as less than human demands moral reckoning. When journalists and policymakers treat Palestinian suffering as collateral damage rather than as the agony of human beings, they perpetuate the very violence they claim to condemn.

Scahill’s insistence on dialogue — even with Hamas — is not appeasement but a recognition that durable peace requires understanding the adversary’s motivations, grievances, and humanity. Demonization breeds endless war; conversation, however difficult, opens the door to resolution.

The tragedy of Gaza is not only the mass destruction but the numbing of conscience it reveals in much of the world. If we truly believe in universal human rights, we must demand that every life — Israeli or Palestinian — be valued equally. Anything less is complicity.