Jay-Z

Real world, new venture and a treasure trove + this day in history w/the death of Jayne Mansfield and our song of the day by Kanye on your Morning Monarchy for June 29, 2018.

Harassment culture, mini monopolies and inflated stats + this day in history w/the death of Bob Marley and our song of the day by Pinkshinyultrablast on your Morning Monarchy for May 11, 2018.

Hollywood plots, candid collusion and 200,000 vinyl records + this day in history w/the original Friday The 13th and our song of the day by Thundercat, Kenny Loggins & Michael McDonald on your Morning Monarchy for October 13, 2017.

Without even knowing it, rapper Jay-Z just released one of the most free market albums of all time while reminding his listeners that financial freedom is the only way to escape their tumultuous circumstances. 

Rock heaven, liberal loopholes and 'The Target Shoots First' + this day in history w/the Lindbergh baby and our song of the day by The National on your Morning Monarchy for May 12, 2017.

Second Sight, distasteful videos and the Rothschilds Musical + this day in history w/Queen Elizabeth I and our song of the day by Gorillaz on your Morning Monarchy for March 24, 2017.

“Freedom is the recognition of necessity.” — Friedrich Engels

A most learned denizen of #LionelNation wrote as follows.

This is the long goodbye. The adios. The toodle-oo. To the MSM, party pols and pusillanimous posturing — not to mention excessive alliteration. Trump is the catalyst. The revolutionary cofactor. You’ll see. reluctantly perhaps.
Agonist of Antiestablishment Agitprop. Reporting for duty. 

Myopic modern day liberalism never scared the imperialists. And why should it? The corporate state and statism are the enemies. The infantilized alt-left with its preoccupation with social issues of no consequence like multiculturalism and diversity and transgender bathrooms subverted the argument. It’s not politics. It challenges nothing of consequence. Not neoliberalism, imperialism, globalism, nada. They are the party of not-Trump. They’re defined in the inverse. Corporatocracy, the military and prison industrial complexes remain sacrosanct, inviolate and unchallenged.