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Fiery protests, institutional abuse and Obama's legacy + this day in history w/"You Nazty Spy!" and our song of the day by OK Go on your Morning Monarchy for January 19, 2017.

The list of “Most Hated Companies” in America includes a giant social network looking to censor “fake news”, and a mega-giant media company that owns a bunch of “fake news” subsidiaries.
Here is the list of America’s Most Hated Companies as complied by 24/7 Wall Street…

The Washington ComPost, fever dreams and record sales + this day in history w/"The Mother of All Demos" and our song of the day by The xx on your Morning Monarchy for December 9, 2016.

Now it all makes sense...

The above is a real fake ad — it's a fake Air France ad that really showed up in Parisian ad spaces during the recent climate conference. "Care about climate change? Of course not. We're Air France. If we cared we'd stop flying planes.

Flint residents were paying higher-than-average prices to be poisoned; Kerry the Fixer has a brand new "Plan B" for Syria; and, once again, the powers-that-shouldn't-be are caught buying support.

Flint residents were paying higher-than-average prices to be poisoned; Kerry the Fixer has a brand new "Plan B" for Syria; and, once again, the powers-that-shouldn't-be are caught buying support.

Marco Rubio fights for his financial backers, not the rights of Americans.
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RT | July 28, 2015 Privacy activists are flooding Congress with messages of opposition to the cyber surveillance bill due to be considered by the Senate, using faxes rather than emails in order to poke fun at lawmakers’ antiquated understanding of technology and privacy. Fight for the Future, a nonprofit fighting for privacy and against […]

"They talked a lot about the benefits, and how much they were going to invest in Time Warner Cable and improve the service it provided, but every time you talked about industry consolidation and the incentive they would have to leverage their market power to hurt competition, they gave us unsatisfactory answers."-- an unnamed senior Senate staff aide, quoted by the NYT's Eric Lipton regarding Comcast's massive lobbying efforts for its takeover of Time Warner Cable"No amount of publi