"Rogue Cartoonist, Internet Perils of a Citizen-Muckraker

I had originally intended to release an ebook, but now I will redesign it into a 9x12 paperback. It costs a lot of money to print it--especially in color, but I'll take the loss on it. I doubt I'll sell many copies, but I want to be the first published author in my family, so it will be completed sooner or later. The title of the book is "Rogue Cartoonist, Internet Perils of a Citizen-Muckraker." 

Here is a low-res version of the ebook cover. I still might do the ebook sometime after the physical book is printed. --Ben Garrison

The March of Tyranny

Lately I've been thinking of a book I read long ago in high school: "A Tale of Two Cities" and the French Revolution. It was the best and worst of times. America is sliding into the worst of times, but we can return to the best again if we wake up and realize who is really lording it over us: The global elite banks (Fed central banks, IMF and their owners who control the debt enslavement money). If little Iceland can toss them out, then so can we.

My cartoon (click to enlarge) shows how the banking and corporate masters (crony capitalist fascists) control both major parties behind the scenes. They keep us distracted with left vs. right while giving us the illusion that voting for one of the other parties will solve things. It won't.

A good article I read this morning on the matter:

http://matterhornassetmanagement.com/2010/08/16/there-will-be-no-double-dip/print/

"...management has achieved a major increase in income and wealth. In 1973, chief executives in the US earned 26 times the median income. Today they earn 300 times. This enormous widening of the gap between the top few percent in society and the masses is morally and socially unacceptable. When the bad times start in earnest, this is likely to lead to major social unrest and violence directed against the privileged."

Until we return to the sound money of the Constitution, gold and silver, this debt slavery serfdom will get worse.


"Repression is the only lasting philosophy. The dark deference of fear and slavery, my friend," observed the Marquis, "will keep the dogs obedient to the whip, as long as this roof," looking up to it, "shuts out the sky."