Testimonials

"Cory Morningstar is likely the most important journalist living. I don't think that is hyperbole at all. The Wrong Kind of Green is essential reading if you want to grasp the unseen forces shaping society, and to better understand the visible forces of propaganda and indoctrination. Writers such as Morningstar are always going to be targeted and they will always face hostility from the status quo. That is the nature of what they do. They pull away the curtain that hides the  horrors and malevolence of those individuals, corporations, and political institutions that oppress the majority of the planet.  And many do not want those curtains removed. Her work deserves the upmost support."  

Reading your Buffett piece now and posted it to my FB page with a dramatic intro, including a caveat (as a teaser); about halfway through as I'm also looking at some of the source material along the way - some but not all - which makes it a longer but even better read. Again, I'm beyond blown away by the research that goes into your work. The multitudinous depths of dirt that you're exposing with this piece are mind-boggling, nauseating beyond Sartrean absurdity, enraging to a pressure that could frack corpuscular integrity if not a weak aorta. This is not for timid people. All the more reason for it to be more widely read, because knowledge and insight like this can, under the right circumstances, translate to action, to overcoming the fear or indifference that's a bar to action. It's an incredible piece of investigative journalism, more like a digging for truth with bared and bloody claws in the service of what often seems an unlikely outcome: discovering a pathway to the Future. For all the hard reality we subject ourselves to, we're still dreamers. We still have hope.  

Cory Morningstar captures The Simulacrum in her multi-part series on the non-profit industrial complex, domesticating the populace is a fait accompli, and the only question remaining is what will happen if and when capitalist activism is seen for what it is. By following the money from aristocratic derivatives to embodiments of false hope like Avaaz, MoveOn, and Change, Morningstar steps through the looking glass to expose how NGOs have become a key tool of global dominance using social media as a means of social manipulation.