Chester Bennington's death was not suicide, but Cold Blooded Murder

Chester Bennington, the lead singer of Linkin Park, was murdered in Cold Blood by his biological father: John Podesta.

The mainstream reports make claims that he committed suicide, but that is all a ruse when the government wants to cover up their tracks.

In the weeks leading up to Bennington’s death, he was gradually opening up to his abuse as a child which did involve Podesta. Whatever that may have been it had to do with the Clinton Family, his dad and the Deep State.

The shock of his death at the age of 41 is tragic.

But as more details about what went on lead up to it concludes he did not commit suicide.

The way he was killed is the same way his friend Chris Cornell ended up dead. Cornell had ties to the Clintons, the Clintons and the Deep State didn’t like what he was about to expose, and so they killed him off before passing it off as a “suicide.”

The death of Bennington is a sign that things are going to get a whole lot worse before they get better.

Pop Culture

A good 80 percent of pop culture today is garbage information.

Nearly everything that is produced out of pop culture is comparable to what Nsync sung in their song “Dirty Pop.”

Pop culture of yesteryear was meant to inform the masses of certain aspects going on without being overly political about it.

But as the government and the Deep State consolidated their sectors, they weaponized pop culture’s channels to bend it to their needs.

The purpose of pop culture nowadays is to act as a distraction for the masses to allow the powers be get away with stuff that they would have never otherwise been able to do.

When the government wants to pass draconian laws or conduct actions that would knowingly outrage the masses, they have the acrobats of the mainstream media collude with the tabloids to provide that distraction.

That is what happened in 2009 on the day Michael Jackson died. On that same day of the 25^th in June of 2009, the House passed the Cap and Trade Bill. If it weren’t for Lee Doran making a giant fuss about it, word wouldn’t have gotten around about what bad stuff was being rammed through under the guise of tragedy.

Thank goodness the bill was killed when it went to the Senate. If it had passed would it have been an absolute disaster on how much we pay for essentials from what was written within it.

If pop culture were to be what it was supposed to be of yesteryear, we would have much of a more informed public than we do now. As it stands pop culture is just something the social engineers weaponized to move you the average person out of the way for the Deep State to do what they want.

Real Journalists versus Fake Journalists

There are ways to tell the difference between real journalists from fake journalists.

Real journalists can allocate time to work within anyone’s schedule whether its favorable to them or not.

The fake ones can’t.

Most fake journalists usually want all stuff done within their schedule than make any effort to line theirs up with the real world.

Often the time allocation portion is the most common trait I find amongst them all.

When a real journalist needs to get the job done, they don’t give two damns about what time of the day it is. As long as the job gets done on time is all that matters.

No time to get drunk with your friends?

Tough toe-nails.

The job is more significant than whether there is time for beer or not.

Another way to tell real journalists from fakes is how accurately they publish the material within the time its supposed to be in circulation.

Most fakers usually don’t publish stuff on time or when they do its because their best friend told them to do so.

News has only so much shelf life before it expires.

If something isn’t published on time, it can’t be used and therefore is declared as “old news.” The only exception is if it is an ongoing story which are far and few between.

Real journalists publish their stuff on time and as accurately as possible.

There is no space for error. If there is error, it must be repaired in less than a day or face going out the airlock. If the phrase “I’ll get around to it,” is said by said person’s content in question during the time of error or questioning of error, they go out the airlock.

End of discussion.

Don’t pass GO.

Most fakes would follow what broadcast news would do.

The real ones don’t do what broadcast news does.

Broadcast news has their own standards over what is expected of them over those who don’t need to get in front of the camera to do what Walter Cronkite did.

The life of a real journalist is not what old dime novels make it out to be. There is a lot of stuff that is never published and a lot of dog eat dog stuff that goes on in the offices before anything is published.

Contractors have it rougher than those who work for the actual publications as their party has to make sure their client’s party upholds their end of the contract. Anything that goes wrong is a very messy business. There are times when the publication wants to entice the contractor to go beyond what was agreed upon. But again, it is the responsibility for the contractor to bring the client back on point. Cleaning up is no fun task.

The reason why Mainstream American Journalism is suffering is because all the ones who could do their jobs are being driven underground, while the major publications pander to what the Federal Government wants the masses to believe as to what Governor Jesse Ventura and Cenk Uyger confirmed.

That is why Mainstream American Journalism is as Hearst as it is in today’s world, and why the Jesse Ventura’s, the Lionel’s and the Peter Schiff’s of the world are becoming more credible than the shills the Saudi Royals, the GEs and Ted Turners shovel out.

There is no more shock value from the owners of MSNBC, CNN and FOX NEWS. It’s all Federal Government collusion at its center point.

Who knows if there is a credible news industry left when our days are through. But if there is, it aint going to be lead by those current three and their legion of fakers.

Is it worth it to be Rich and Famous?

Being Rich and Famous is not everything or as the good Michael Jackson said in 2003.

When someone is rich and famous, they are like an exotic animal in a cage.

You can’t go to the supermarket without being mobbed, and everywhere you go people will chase you down like the 2^nd coming of Christ.

People out there think that being Rich and Famous is everything in life.

But what they don’t realize is that it comes at a steep price.

What Michael Jackson said remains true based upon the lengthy string of reports of how other rich and famous people have coped with success.

Once the person has reached the peak of the mountain, they’re like Robert Redford in “The Candidate” where they ask “What do we do now?”

And as we all know half to most of these individuals end up crashing and burning.

Very few have figured out what to do after their game has played itself out.

But for those who have, have made a profound impact despite time passing them along the way.

The U.S. Constitution. What is it and what can we do to make it better?

I was asked to describe the U.S. Constitution to someone who doesn’t know anything about it.

There are many people in the States who don’t know what it is nor do they even bother to recall what is written in it. Even when they do its often what General Electric, the Saudi Royals or Ted Turner wants people to believe what it really is.

Without all the technical trash… here is what the Constitution of the U.S. really is in layman’s terms followed by what needs to be patched:

Think of the U.S. Constitution as Computer Software.

When new software is released, it is not perfect.

It is still going to have problems of its own upon launch.

When the Constitution was made the law of the land, that was the case even in 1791.

The Amendments to the Constitution are system patches.

The whole point of the Amendment is to fix problems that were not foreseen upon establishment.

Like software and computer programming in general, nothing can be deleted as the system still needs to know about what has already been done. So if something goes missing, things stop working as the system is still requesting for that code or in the case of government: bad things happen.

That is why we know about what was originally implemented in the Constitution upon launch before amendment changes.

To test the system, Madison proposed 19-20 Amendments.

Out of all those proposed, only 12 of them were approved with 10 being ratified by the States. Those 10 would be known as the Bill of Rights. The original 12^th Amendment regarding Congressional pay would not be ratified until 1992. While the original 11^th Amendment regarding an adjustment in representation would forever remain on the board until ratification.

The two mentioned are what the original 1^st and 2^nd Amendments when they were proposed.

Back then there were no expiration dates on Amendments. Thus is why an approved amendment from over two centuries ago could still be ratified by the States.

Out of the over two centuries of existence, the U.S. Constitution still has problems today brought about from the Progressive Era.

The one that remains from that era is the 16^th Amendment regarding the Income Tax.

Originally it was supposed to go after rich people from what was originally promoted in the newspapers in the early-20^th Century.

But after over a century of it being in effect, the Income Tax has instead destroyed more people’s lives than it has helped them. The Income Tax was never meant to go after rich people, but instead provide a clear line solution for government interests to consolidate control over everyday people. The opposite of what an amendment is supposed to do.

If there were any amendment that needs to be repealed, the 16^th Amendment would be it.

It is already the largest disaster in the history of our country that should be left behind as a bad memory.

As for what needs to be amended: terms limits for Congress and a strengthened 2^nd Amendment.

Originally, Madison and the others thought there was no need term limits as members would come and go like popcorn. But as time has shown through two centuries that is not the case. Members of the House and Senate have outstayed their welcome with several members sitting in their chairs for decades to even over half a century.

Term limits may have its own alternate problems as seen in Mexico.

But for the least it solidifies that no one can sit in the same chair for long periods of time.

The 2^nd Amendment needs to be strengthened up to forbid the all forms of government from passing laws restricting or altering the rights of the people from bearing arms.

The 2^nd Amendment was supposed to do that. But as any good citizen knows, it has some loopholes.

Government at all levels have been able to exploit those loopholes to take away people’s rights despite the “shall not be infringed” clause being active.

First government used those loopholes to go after Black people and minority groups from owning guns and bladed weapons, then they used those loopholes to go after all people’s rights to own bladed weapons in general, and more recently the right of the people to own automatic guns before going after the rest.

There has to be Amendment that clearly solidifies in place that the government cannot and shall not infringe on the people’s rights to own any weapon.

To do that there has to be a new clause that draws that line.

Something that says that government at all levels are forbidden from passing any law that restricts or forbids the people from bearing arms.

With something like that in place, we can end this lengthy debate about “what weapons can or can’t the people own” to other more significant things that need to be taken care of.