we have seen perhaps the most revolutionary and democratic of events take place: the storming of Capitol Hill in Washington DC. This is true, whether the naysayers will admit it or not….
the first thing one knows about society is that it consists of a plurality of persons. It is therefore fundamental to first discuss man since a “good” society would differ depending on what is good for the individual men that make it up.
one needs only to think of the ever-increasing crime rate, percent broken homes, income inequality, government corruption, lack of national autonomy, racism between political parties, gang and police violence, and the media’s promotion of the poisonous LGBT ideology.
VIDEO: Racism, Nationalism, and T&T’s current situation.
By Editor of 868 Media, James Lanser joined the Luke Gooding podcast for a conversation.
In T&T today a minority is in control of the majority of the nation’s productive wealth and property. The average Trinidadian finds himself a wage slave who is being paid just enough to need the job he has and yet not enough to be able to develop and thus abandon it.
For example, when the minister of transport makes a pronouncement on the subject of his ministry, he is making a pronouncement on something which although he has control over, really is more belonging to the ordinary man than it is to him. After all, I have never seen the minister of transport in a maxi.
China gets sick, we all get sick. Granted this continues, we must expect worse than this virus even things that may be purposely done….
The virus is here, the number of confirmed cases continues to increase, and despite the high unlikeliness of death, many now fear it.
VIDEO: Everything Trinidad Needs to Know about Chinatown
What you should know about Chinatown Journalist James Lanser dissected the Chinatown project in a recent video explainer on 868 Media’s YouTube Channel. The video highlighted how the project came to be and also featured several interviews. Among the interviewees were Port of Spain mayor Joel Martinez and president of Continue Reading
Journalist James Lanser examines TT’s growing dependency on China.