Mark Zuckerberg

Hemisphere Project, Data To Go and Jupiter's Juno + this day in history w/"That's All Right" and our song of the day by The Strokes on your Morning Monarchy for July 5, 2016.

America is planning $40 billion gift to Israel; the cancer of government is spreading to Mars; and protests over US rapists and killers heat up in Okinawa.

America is planning $40 billion gift to Israel; the cancer of government is spreading to Mars; and protests over US rapists and killers heat up in Okinawa.

Dissolving the dead, walking on water and chemtrails and chill + this day in history w/Enovid and our song of the day by Sonny Knight & The Lakers on your Morning Monarchy for June 23, 2016.

Facebook matrix, NATO networks and emo UFO's + this day in history w/Mississippi Burning and our song of the day by Thalia Zedek Band on your Morning Monarchy for June 21, 2016.

Secret channels, usage caps and traffic apps + this day in history w/Operation Opera and our song of the day by Goodbye Heart on your Morning Monarchy for June 7, 2016.

By Jacob Farnman | Jacobin | December 7, 2015 The media-as-public-relations-machine was in full swing last week, abuzz over Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan’s public letter to their daughter that contained a $45 billion pledge to establish the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. The mainstream media produced an avalanche of praise. “Mark Zuckerberg Philanthropy Pledge Sets New […]

Je n’aime pas beaucoup Charlie Hebdo. Certes, je ne partage pas beaucoup de leurs idées, mais de telles divergences politiques ne m’empêchent pas d’apprécier le travail d’autres dessinateurs et artistes. Certes, je trouve certains de leurs dessins déplacés, mais cela ne me choque pas outre mesure, je ne suis pas du genre sensible à ce niveau. Non, si je n’aime pas beaucoup Charlie Hebdo, c’est tout simplement parce qu’en général, le journal ne me fait pas rire.

Space music, dumb phones and the 'Mobile World' order + this day in history w/Gitmo and our song of the day by Mavis Staples on your Morning Monarchy for February 23, 2016.

Let’s get blunt: when the rich support presidential candidates they do so out of self interest. They don’t want to change anything other than perhaps get their taxes further reduced. The system has worked for them perfectly thus far. Why fix what ain’t broken? I suppose you could say most vote from self interest, but when their interests revolve around paying rent next month it tends to hold more weight than I want a bigger yacht.