Iran’s Oil, American Greed, and the Continued Desire to Expand Western Imperialism: How the 1979 Iranian Hostage Crisis May Be Reborn

When Iran nationalized its oil in 1953, it committed the unforgivable sin of telling Western powers that its wealth belonged to its own people. That was never going to be tolerated by colonizers lusting to conquer Mideastern wealth. So in 1953, the United States and Great Britain helped crush Iran’s leadership within it’s sovereign and […]

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The Culture That White Lies Built: The Weaponization of White Fear, and Innate Suspicion of Blackness

There is a dark truth at the heart of Western society. White fear has long been weaponized, and Blackness has long been treated as inherently suspicious. From that poisonous pairing came a culture where white lies are too often believed without question, while Black lives are too often placed on trial before any facts are […]

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Justice Delayed Is Justice Denied: Prestigious Illinois Law School Joins Battle Of Wrongfully Convicted Alton Man’s Freedom Bid

Could it be true? Could the prayers of one man’s family finally be answered? Is it even possible after over 25 years that relief in the form of solicited help from law students might be the culmination of an ugly story that was born out of lies, deception, and corruption from police and prosecutors who […]

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DiSabatino Cold Case Homicide Arrest In Newark Delaware Raises More Questions Than Answers

Local media in Delaware published a recent article naming a suspect in a homicide cold case that occurred on November 12, 2012 when a University of Delaware Student Peter Disabatino, a 20 year old Appoquinimink High School graduate was gunned down. The article published January 30, 2024 stated that a New Castle County grand jury […]

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Madison County Illinois Prosecutors Allegedly Sanction “Shakedown” Of Inmate Cell In Retaliation For Crushing Defeat In Federal Court Opinion

It is a wise standard operation procedure for officials working in correctional facilities to routinely search or “shakedown” the housing units or jail cells of inmates. These kind of operations are usually done to uncover contraband (i.e. drugs, actual currency, shanks, and other tools or manufactured weapons that inmates utilize to aid in penetrating an […]

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