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Unique Synergies: Charitable Corporations and Employee Owned Benefit Corporations

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This article was informed by the design criteria for the organizations described at Aevia.org and Aevia.com Introduction To Non-Profit Charitable Corporations Non-profit charitable corporations are essential entities within the social sector, functioning to address a myriad of societal challenges by harnessing collective effort and resources towards public benefit objectives. Unlike for-profit corporations, which focus on … Read more

The Arts and Sciences of Net-Weaving

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Understanding The Basics Of SEO: Keywording And Cross-Linking Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is a vital component of digital marketing, and understanding its basics is crucial for anyone looking to improve their website’s visibility and performance in search engine results. Keywording and cross-linking are two fundamental practices within SEO that can significantly enhance a website’s search … Read more

Prosperity Gospel or Mammon Worship?

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The Prosperity Gospel, also known as the “health and wealth gospel,” is a modern Christian movement that asserts faith in God and positive speech can lead to financial success and physical well-being. Rooted in Pentecostal traditions from the early 20th century, this doctrine has gained significant traction, particularly within evangelical circles. Proponents believe that divine … Read more

The Supreme Court of the United States

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This series of briefings is about ways to insure that government of, by, and for the people shall not perish from the earth. The first seven compact briefings in this series are each just a little over three minutes and keyed to one of the seven governing principles articulated within the Enacting Clause (Preamble), of … Read more

Defining Legitimacy

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Make no mistake. When certain nominees for the Supreme Court engaged in deceptive practices during their confirmation hearings to win their form-fitting seats, it was they who undermined the legitimacy of the Court. And when, after the dark money funded nominations and confirmations, they go on to accept special accommodations, with individuals and companies that … Read more

Taking a Bribe to Take a Dive

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Is there still time to pull our democratic republic out of the nose dive that John Roberts and the other wackadoodle wing-nuts on the Supreme Court have accelerated? The short answer is ‘yes.’ But, in order to do that, the general public will have to get real focused real fast. This requires at least a … Read more

The Constitutional Buffet

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Placing the separation of powers above the nation’s need for complementary powers and balance of power was just the latest in a series of foolish ideas originating within the bowels of the United States Supreme Court. The right wing’s confusion about what the Constitution implies, as opposed to what malign actors infer, has become a … Read more

Enemies of the State

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It is rumored that John Robert’s most cherished possession is a letter he received on the day he graduated from law school. It features a letterhead that bears the Federalist Society’s logo and the opening salutation reads “Dear Wormwood.” Actually I just made that up. But I did it to underscore the fact that the … Read more

Supreme Cowardice

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John Roberts is arguably Donald Trump’s Roy Cohn. When the Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court declined to preside over the second impeachment trial of Donald Trump, Roberts set the stage for our grand experiment’s next and perhaps its final chapter. The insurrectionists have learned how to gain access in true Goebbelsian fashion. … Read more

Whatever Became of Your Oath?

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The United States Constitution provides that the President “shall nominate, and by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, shall appoint…judges of the Supreme Court….” After Senate confirmation, the President signs a commission appointing the nominee, who then must take two oaths before executing the duties of the office. These oaths the Constitutional … Read more