The Corruption Updates offer the latest news from a wide variety of sources covering the domesic and international affects of American political corruption.
Then these American Governmental uses of power, and the political processes behind them, are then contrasted and compared with our stated values, principals, and the Constitution.
In the beginning, the site was composed of chronological Corruption Updates. The Archives lists this progression.
Each Corruption Update is composed of news abstracts that are drawn from a wide variety of national and global news sources. They were published almost daily.
Each Update entry contains three parts. First is the the article abstract, with a link to the original article. A common problem is that the link has timed out.
The second part is the commentary. The Corporate Media is incapable of acting as a guard dog of our rights and liberties. They have failed. I provide commentary that fills the holes in the corporate media analysis. Please feel free to comment on all the articles and commentary. I welcome, and will publish most critical analysis.
The third part is the list of links to related articles both on and off site. Below this There is a link to the Corruption Database, with the proper search terms to bring up related articles.
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But as I became a bit more sophisticated with web design, things changed.
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Dec '07, the last corruption update news page
Dec '07, went to conventional front page style: See all front pages
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A stylistic progression is happening, thought the underlying organization is unchanged.
Since Dec, '07, the Corrutpion Updates pages have been used to store news bits about American Crimes, commentary and analysis, and key reports about our ecological and economic meltdowns.
The main news and commentary is now presented on the front page
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In any case, welcome to the Next American Revolution.
Oh yeah, check out the Next American Revolution!
This is the member site of the Committee for Democracy: Join or keep Watching your Liberty Die.
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In any case, it's time for you to decide who you really are.
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Suggestions, endless criticism, critical contributions, and feedback are always welcome. Drop me a line at the
PS: Hey, I'm Alex Wierbinski
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This is typical of news outlets that want to charge for access to their archives. This can be got around by cutting the article title and using it to do a google search. This is alot easier than using the newspapers' archives. It's strange that the newspapers want to charge for access to their clunky archives when they post all their articles online.
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It's even stranger that the few news bits indicative of the American Corporate Fascist State rarely appears within the corporate media, and when it does it's real intent is never identified or interpreted, and rapidly dissappears from web access.
Thus the Corruption Updates
