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The 6 Components of Creating an American Free Market Network by Aden Tate The struggle on American soil to access necessities is challenging and will only continue to worsen. I believe there is a workaround to this, though: creating an American Free Market Network (AFMN). An AFMN is a concept for creating a more accessible and resilient community while still enabling you to purchase what you need to purchase. When the world at large refuses it to you, an AFMN will allow you to communicate with others. We already see this in France, the Philippines, Australia, Canada, and other countries across the globe. Business owners and others are denying people access to restaurants, grocery stores, and other sellers of goods simply because those people don’t have particular papers. Teachers and children are having things forced upon them. Employees throughout those countries are as well. Here are the components of what an American Free Market Network entails. #1 Local food free market network It’

Now That the American Dream Is Reserved for the Wealthy, The Smart Crowd Is Opting Out Charles Hugh Smith The already-wealthy and their minions are unprepared for the Smart Crowd opting out. Clueless economists are wringing their hands about the labor shortage without looking at the underlying causes, one of which is painfully obvious:  the American economy now only works for the top 10%; the American Dream of  turning labor into capital  is now reserved for the already-wealthy. As a result  the Smart Crowd  is opting out of the conventional workforce's debt-overwork-deadend-treadmill.  What clueless economists, pundits and politicos don't dare acknowledge is that credentials and hard work are not a ticket to middle-class security; they're a ticket to impossible workloads demanded by global corporations and high-cost lifestyles anchored by student-loan debt, high rents and out-of-reach real estate. In other words, credentials and hard work are a deadend.  Costs rise faster

  The Mask of your Enslavement   Read Time: 26 Minutes This is a guest article by Roberto Strongman, Associate Professor in the Department of Black Studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara. His contact information and publications can be accessed through his webpage: https://www.blackstudies.ucsb.edu/people/roberto-strongman . Anastácia, tu que sofrestes a maldade dos senhores de Engenho e foste uma das Mártires do Cativeiro; Sede-nos benfeitora nos momentos de Aflição e de Angustia . Em Que nossos Corações sofrem as Amarguras da Má Sorte e dos rudes golpes do nosso destino. Tu que és venerada por uma legião de devotos pelos milagres que realizastes , ajuda-me neste instante de desespeiro e de afliçãoe de aperto,tirando-me desta situação desagradável por que passo . Lembra-te da tua última existência terrena e saberás sentir e reconhecer minhas desventuras…Acendendo esta Vela para ti símbolo da minha FÉ e da minha Confiança