The Truth About Labor Day
The single greatest existential threat to the American empire is a unified working class.
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The single greatest existential threat to the American empire is a unified working class.
When The Bay’s final day was leaked a couple weeks ago, nostalgic listeners immediately flooded social media feeds with complaints, but corporate management signed this death warrant years ago. Station executives locked down the studio control boards…
Back in 1935, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Public Utility Holding Company Act to smash corporate energy trusts. FDR saw big holding companies squeezing everyday citizens. Back when my grandparents were still children, federal law capped utility empires and protected local communities. Congress decided to tear up those statutory guardrails…
Gas prices at the pump just blasted past the $4.00 mark…The real reason you pay out the nose traces straight back to international warfare.
The backyard business exploded after a single post on a local Baltimore County community Facebook group. Mandy expected five neighbors to respond to her post-blizzard update. Instead, the community dropped over 200 comments within two hours.
The corporate newsrooms on TV Hill function as aggressive political gatekeepers. They actively decide who gets a public platform and who gets completely erased from the civic conversation before a single ballot box opens.
The Baltimore County Police Department posted a “May the 4th Be With You” joke on X today. They skipped the part about shredding the 4th Amendment.
You can’t earn good livable wages if you don’t have the specific skills the market wants today. This grant is designed to bridge the gap between your current paycheck and a high-tech career. It pays for training in life sciences and information technology. The state expects this investment to train approximately 600 Marylanders for the “jobs of tomorrow”.
Why would a supposedly conservative news outlet publish this? It’s not a mistake or a single rogue editor. It’s a cold, calculated business maneuver, born from the simple truth that, at News Corp, principles walk when profit talks.
We are currently facing an event archivists call remanence decay. The chemical “glue” holding the magnetic dust to your VHS and Hi8 tapes is breaking down. But the “solution” offered by most bulk digitization companies is just as destructive. They treat your memories like widgets—throwing them into a massive automated factory, compressing the life out of them, and shipping them back.