Our selection for this month.
Homelessness in the US: A Different Perspective
Homelessness in the US is a real problem, impacting not only cities and states but also businesses and security. Yet, I believe we are tackling this issue in the wrong way.
Recently, President Trump ordered the removal of homeless people from the capital, which brought some dissenting views, mostly from Democrats, in a partisan way. However, the state of California has started a similar policy, so a democratic governor and a republican president view the problem in the same way and have nearly identical solutions.
In My Opinion
We see homeless people as a problem rather than as individuals who end up homeless for many reasons, such as:
- Mental illness
- A criminal record that leads to unemployment
- Loss of work due to health or economic instability
Each of these issues should be addressed in a separate way.
Homelessness is an outcome that could happen to anyone. You can become homeless in the US if you lose your job, get sick, and especially if you have no support system.
A Personal Story
I myself was homeless once when I was in my twenties. If it weren't for friends who allowed me to stay with them until I was able to get paid—and mind you, I was working two part-time jobs at the time—I would have been homeless for longer. Before that, I spent ten days homeless, avoiding the police so I wouldn't get a record, avoiding criminals, and seeking a safe place to rest, all while trying to look decent enough to apply for work.
Fast forward seven years to around 2009, I got out of college and immediately lost my student job. At that time, the country was in an economic recession. I managed to stay out of being homeless for those years by working temp jobs and taking classes to get loans to pay my rent, which ballooned my student loan debt and put me in bondage for years afterward as I struggled to pay it off.
During that time, I had a good friend I met at school. We used to take the bus together. She was a decent person with a calm demeanor and was so dignified. I remember she always exited the bus one stop before I did and never wanted to hang out after school. Years later, she told me that she had lived in a shelter for five years. She was homeless and went to school to get some kind of vocational training after she lost her job during the 2008 economic collapse.
Congress will send money for endless wars overnight, but our government will see us as a problem if I or you become homeless.
That is my take.
Dutch Lawyer Suing Bill Gates Over COVID Vaxx ARRESTED!
this is perhaps one of the under reported story in the news, the story came to my attention in a cynical way by working class comedian Jimmy Dore.
The story of a lawyer, who was taking Bill Gate to court, then abducted by the police with no charge only in order to derail the lawsuit against the COVID vaccine injuries. This is something to think about
the other issue I have for this story is how little it made an impact, and I hope you will try to learn more about it.
Listen to this man!
This is not a new news segment but I want to remind us all that the regime change wars are real and they been going on for a long time, I also want to remind anyone willing to examine the narrative that those wars do not just create waste and abuse in our political class by empowering the transfer of wealth in our country to the few ultra-capitalist, but to appeal to anyone to the fact that there is a human cost to this way of conducting business.
The Syrian war killed half a million people and displaced twelve millions. Please note that those wars are still going on and innocent people are paying the price.
the short video is for the economist Jeffrey Sachs, who is telling us about the Syrian war and our role in it.
AIPAC Puppet Congressman SHAMED and SHOUTED DOWN
another story that never made it big is the incident on August 14, 2025, where a congressman was shamed and shouted down at a town hall meeting in Wisconsin, Rep. Bryan Steil was questioned by his constituency other his blinding aide to the Zionist State, the strange thing about this story that even I new it happened and I seen some videos of the event, when I put a query to google search I hardly got any results.
In the segment of the short video provided, Rep. Bryan Steil seem to dismiss his constituency question to his blind support to the genocidal action to the Zionist state, smirking as he gave the generic answers and never showing sympathy to the poor palestinian deaths. Then Rep. Bryan Steil had to cancel the event when he realize that his dismissal attitude had angered the crowd.
I must say, that I was proud to see those Americans facedown that politician as they should and demanding he do the right thing.