Category: The Declaration of Dependence

Let’s Talk The Social Media Government Connection (Part 1)

In this 2-part blog, Sal goes through the surprising revolutionary war origins of “fake news”, governmental influence on corporate policies, and how dependence on social media has led to the unfortunate rise of “Economic Pluralism”.

Let’s Talk Trump Re-election Campaign: Seven Key Strategies for Success (If He Wants to Win in 2020)

With Trump recently kicking off his reelection campaign in Orlando, Florida- both political parties are now gearing up for what may end up being the most exciting campaign race to date. In this blog, Sal lays out 7 key strategies Trump will need if he plans to win in 2020.

Let’s Talk Media Deception: Sold to the Highest Bidder

“You can’t believe everything you hear”- especially when it comes to the extreme bias shown by the media conglomerates. The “top stories” are often sold to the highest bidder- to where corporate or political sponsors use their influence to CREATE stories rather than REPORT them. Sal outlines the history and reasons behind the deception and provides questions that every U.S. should be asking to help recognize American policy from planned agendas.

Sal’s Book Review #5: The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserve – G. Edward Griffin

In this 5ht installment of Sal’s Book Reviews, discover how G. Edward Griffin’s Book “The Creature from Jekyll Island” explains the history of the Federal Reserve Banking System, from it’s beginnings in the early 1900s, all the way up to today- with all the plot twists, and characters you would expect from a Hollywood Movie! A Great Read.

Let’s Talk Mexican Tariffs and Immigration

Read more about how President Trump has backed down from imposing a 5% tariff on Mexican imports (that would have started June 10- then increasing 5% per month- up to 25%) after Mexican negotiators agreed to an aggressive crackdown on Central American migrants.

Progressivism, Wealth, and The Federal Reserve – Slippery Slope or Slip ‘n Slide?

Progressivism in modern society has opened the door for centralized governments to alter laws and practices on a grand scale- especially when it comes to currency and wealth. What you don’t know about the Federal Reserve System will shock you…

Sal’s Book Review #4: Secret Societies: Illuminati, Freemasons, and the French Revolution – Una Birch

Sal Reviews Una Birch’s well balanced, documented, factual adventure into the history and relevance of Secret Societies in modern politics.

Google Agrees with Trump: China’s Communication Giant Huawei Now on U.S. Blacklist

With the trade war escalating with China, what does the U.S. Blacklisting Chinese communication giant Huawei mean for the U.S. and for Google? Do they agree with Trump’s economic sanctions? What about personal privacy/security- and how is this a potential military threat? Read this blog to learn more.

The Presidents: White House Leaders or Residents

Until the election of 1901, when President Theodore Roosevelt was voted into office, most of the U.S. population never had the ability to hear or see who their president was. They voted based on what they read about and what was happening in the country. In comparison to our modern election process, where every word, […]