Millions and millions people are being warehoused. And many of those are black. Are black people committing more crimes than other ethnic groups? There is no correlation between crime rates and incarceration rates.

Maybe it is just that the police is a bit more focused on black people.

And then we have Wall Street. Those guys never get searched and frisked, but they are able to “save” 19% of taxes by inventing new products that nobody will ever understand. Maps and Colt – shitty names with a lot of mathematical creativity in it. Just made to save a staggering (estimated) 6 billion but nobody really knows. It may be a lot more. Read the full story at The Guardian.

And then we have a new uprising in hate against Jews. It went so far that the largest and most popular newspaper in Germany called all citizens to stand up against hate against Jews.

During demonstrations in Holland, people were waving with swastikas flags and shouting “Kill all Jews”.

We created a world full of systematic evil. May the good forces be with us that we are able to prevent anything resembling a situation we had 75 years ago.

Who controls the narrative? The rich and powerful tell us that if we put our heads down and work hard, we can overcome the odds and join the ranks of the victors — the wealthy and privileged few. However, it’s increasingly clear that the game is rigged, and that we have an important role to play: At best, we are the loyal consumers. At worst, we are the ones who slip through the cracks.

And that’s why we’re taking back the narrative. The Hunger Games explores numerous themes that are relevant to the imbalances that exist in our world. In Catching Fire, Katniss Everdeen solidifies her role as a symbol for change and sets the resistance in motion. Thus, the release of the Catching Fire film represents a perfect opportunity to establish a dialogue about our own problems and set the wheels in motion for positive change. Instead, Catching Fire is being used as an opportunity to sell makeup and fast-food sandwiches.

And we have a very simple response to that: Not on our watch.

The sad star of the second video features a 16 year old who was taken off New York City streets, charged with a crime he did not commit and incarcerated (jailed) for an astonishing 3 years. I really can not tell if why it took “the system” so long but “the system” stole three years of an innocent life. At least he is free now.

The third video is for my part the most disturbing video of the day. Reporters find out that there is a health danger in US milk caused by Monsato Bovine hormons they are producing. Fox & Monsato try to shut them up. Systematic evil at it bests. A multi billion dollar corporation trying to prevent a news story of their product that knowingly causes cancer and is still used across the US (while banned in Canada and Europe). Using all their powers to influence media (Fox News) and nice insights about the people in the system (the managers at Fox, the lawyers). Must watch if you interested in systematic evil.