The NeoLiberal

Technology is… progressive, but dangerous in the hands of those  who know how to use it for personal gains that disrupt and destroy competition and messaging they are oppose to. Social media. Decentralizing control of information. A victory for the masses. A tool of power once they can regulate and buy it, thereby re-monopolizing it. Revolutionary Vulnerable and therefore must be protected Can be the end of progress! https://renaldocmckenzie.com https:// theneoliberal.com The Neoliberal Round Podcast  Rev. Renaldo McKenzie  is  Author of  Neoliberalism, Globalization, Income Inequality, Poverty and Resistance   (Hardcover, Paperback, EBook,  Neoliberalism in Audible  )

season 3 Episode 3 Power Poses Problems For Progress. That's the theme of the #podcast episode that I didn't get a chance to post yesterday for various reasons. Now this episode looks at how #Power uses the #strategy of #digitaltechnologies to thwart #competition.  The NeoLiberal Corporation www.theneoliberal.com is experiencing that reality as it re-launches itself as a #thinktank, #newscommentary, social and #digitalmedia, #publishing, research and #webservices company that is #grassroots dynamic and provides a #platform for #diversity and #individuality so as to serve the world today to solve tomorrow’s challenges. This episode has two segments. Segment one looks at Power in terms of how the #statusquo or powerbrokers are using #technology to #block competition. The second segment is a #Bonus segment where I share a real-life challenge and a story from involving our #LinkedIn and the issue of #twofactorauthentication and #security. I also share background #information abou

The Neoliberal Round Podcast, Season 3 Episode 4 You do not want to miss a second of this episode; it was quite interesting and revealing. Today on The Neoliberal Round Podcast we present another “Street Vibes: Pulse of the Street” where we stumbled on an amazing group called the “Ausar Auset Society” followers and teachers of Kamitic Spirituality and Culture. The interviews were quite revealing and we also learned about Bamba Ra aka Sha’Heed Muhammad who recently died and is being celebrated as an iconic black revolutionary from Philadelphia who graduated from Howard University and was involved in the Student Non-violent Action Coordinating Committee (SNCC), The Revolutionary Action Movement and the Nation of Islam; and was a frequent contributor to the Journal of Black Poetry. Importantly I raise a concern at the beginning of the episode as a preface saying that I do a compulsory course at Georgetown University as part of the Doctoral Studies Program in Liberal Studies where w

The Shade Room via Instagram posted an image with the text: “TSR PrayersUp,  More than 50 people are feared dead in southwestern Nigeria after gunmen opened fire and detonated explosives at a Catholic church where worshippers had gathered for Mass, AP Africa,” (TSR). Recently, there’s been a spike in violence by lethal weapons worldwide and I tell you the issue is not guns or weapons it’s people and their extremisms and or the ethnocentrism and or their socialization and or the social decay in society. The solution is not with guns, it’s with looking at ourselves and each other and working to deal with underlying issues that helps to extreme and create violence. I wrote an article in the issue and did a poll and podcast. Its worth checking out. I don’t mean to promote myself or my article but the message is deep and informative which is worth sharing so please forgive me if you are offended by this comment or post with these links to the wider discussion I had on these issues. Renaldoc