April 30, 2021

TV Judge and Jury

Michael A. Charbon speaks to the immediacy of TV news reporting. Sometimes editing and selective image choices of police bodycam footage with incendiary commentary does not represent reality or tell the complete story. Sometimes TV news acts as judge and jury without considering the premise “innocent until proven guilty”.
March 8, 2021

Do You Miss Me Yet?

Michael A. Charbon speaks to the phenomena of the past President asking an audience at his first speaking engagement last week, if the public misses him ? Many aspects answer that question but the fact of the current administration moving forward with what some would call radical bills, the “Red” team needs to concentrate on policy not ...”him”
February 22, 2021

Soft City Sub Population

Michael A. Charbon identifies the reality of a Sub Population, pointing to the grave phenomena of homeless people in America. Statistics of the growing legions of people living on the streets each night or in tents or in cars has created a “Soft City”. Immediate Federal funding must be enacted before infectious effects of the pandemic, makes the situation even worse.
February 17, 2021

Crushed Ice

Michael A. Charbon comments on how border security has been severely compromised in America. With statistics taken directly from the government’s own web site, the data paints a picture that is of great concern. The current administration gutting of border enforcement has basically Crushed Ice’s effectiveness.
February 8, 2021

The Electric Fleet

Michael A. Charbon comments on how the current administration must; execute mass vaccinations, create an Open Up America Initiative, and follow through with positive social change promises. Michael highlights Electrifying the Federal Fleet as potentially a game changer of fundamental proportion to catapult America as the worlds influencer to adopt the electric car.
January 11, 2021

It’s About Policy

Michael A. Charbon addresses the fact that POLICY is what the voting public determines as “deliverables”. With Joe Biden destine to be the 56th president, he inherits a troubled divided nation. Michael asks some poignant questions about the issues and bills to be presented and makes some interesting predictions.
January 4, 2021

Lost Year Lessons

Michael A. Charbon addresses the wounds of 2020. Where feelings of pain, defeat, loss, depression, and self-doubt were the direct results of a pandemic. Michael encourages us to grasp our deep and very personal power within, to visualize and create optimism. We can all realize the great potential in 2021. Resilience, self-determination and personal positive power will propel us all to better times, as we all will rise again.
December 18, 2020

Drinking The Kool-Aid

Michael A. Charbon speaks to a term used many times as a rebuttal to one who has a strong alternative view on politics. You might just hear this colloquialism at the festive table this season as political discussion may accompany your dinner. Michael gives some insight into the term and some topic suggestions one can deflect to as a new administration is inevitable in 2021.
December 14, 2020

The Honey Trap

Michael A. Charbon speaks to how main stream media and big tech act as self-appointed gate keepers of what Americans are offered as current news. Where a sexpionage scandal showed how vulnerable political officials still are to one of the oldest temptations “the honey trap”. More alarming was how the story was ignored between the lines of sausage meat news reporting.
December 2, 2020

Section 230 to Parler

Michael A. Charbon speaks to Federal Section 230 mandating Big Tech promise to be impartial, limit censorship and promote free speech. Unsurprising data reveals political bias, excessive censorship and suppression tactics blatantly prevail. PARLER is the bright light for free speech as a growing platform of unfiltered expression.
October 30, 2020

The American Psyche

Michael reflects on the first Presidential debate. As many observed both candidates were at fault and America was embarrassed. Michael speaks to what he believes will be the real deciding debate the upcoming Townhall. The American voter will look to the candidates to be more Presidential, and exhibit that they both have learned a lesson and in this post lists what the ingredient to success may be.
October 1, 2020

Octagon Townhall

Michael reflects on the first Presidential debate. As many observed both candidates were at fault and America was embarrassed. Michael speaks to what he believes will be the real deciding debate the upcoming Townhall. The American voter will look to the candidates to be more Presidential, and exhibit that they both have learned a lesson and in this post lists what the ingredient to success may be.
August 25, 2020

Guilt and Gelt

This week Michael shows how government Guilt in trying to attain equality by artificially injecting Gelt does not work. It has been proven that when governments try to purchase equality it fails. The market will always determine winners and losers. Injecting money or Gelt does not reduce the divide, and does not solve the divide between the Have’s and Have-not's.
August 17, 2020

As Long As Its Not About

Below The 49th addresses how selective posts are censored and hindered from access to mass media. Michael touches on the filtration of media in today’s world of monopolies. Where videos and posts are scrutinized by “Community Guidelines” determined by the media monopolies who apply their guidelines to what you can read, say see and post.
August 7, 2020

Four Waves of Change

Below The 49th this week deals with change. Michael talks about four waves of change he thinks is coming to inner cities. Waves that are influenced by retail desertion, business fights, affirmative intimidation citing BLM demand letters in Louisville and a watch-dog group “We Have Her Back” warning media how to cover “her”: Joe Biden’s VP. We are watching you.