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faceconomics

Our podcast is to reflect on the changes in communities, countries and the world due to new world market innovations, DIY ideas, and concepts that are evolving in market development, politics and societies worldwide via social media. We will provide value to our listeners by reflecting on new emerging ideas, reasons, concepts and most importantly strategies to help advance societies that are ready to accelerate their capacity. Support us via Patreon~THANK YOU!!!!! https://www.patreon.com/faceconomics

  1. May 26

    Liberty and Justice For All

    Separating U.S.-born and non-U.S.-born citizens in public service would sow mistrust, deepen animosity, fuel division, and undermine the unity that Americans depend on. Furthermore, drawing distinctions between U.S.-born and non-U.S.-born citizens in public service would not strengthen our nation—it would fracture it. It would breed mistrust, inflame division, and erode the unity that is essential to a strong and functioning democracy. Dividing public servants based on whether they were born in the United States is a dangerous path. It would foster suspicion, deepen resentment, and tear at the fabric of national unity that holds Americans together. In addition, creating distinctions between U.S.-born and non-U.S.-born citizens in public service would undermine social cohesion, increase mistrust, and weaken the sense of shared national purpose that is vital to effective democratic governance.  Creating distinctions between U.S.-born and non-U.S.-born citizens in public service would raise serious constitutional concerns by undermining the principles of equal protection, civic equality, and shared national allegiance that are foundational to American democracy. Such a division would risk fostering distrust, social fragmentation, and unequal treatment among citizens under the law. Government policies that distinguish between U.S.-born and non-U.S.-born citizens in public service threaten core constitutional values, including equal protection, equal citizenship, and the principle that public institutions must serve all Americans without arbitrary distinctions. By creating separate classes of citizens, such measures would invite mistrust, division, and a weakening of the national unity essential to democratic governance. A governmental policy that distinguishes, for purposes of public service, between citizens by reason of birthplace is in tension with foundational constitutional commitments. By creating disparate classes of citizenship, such a measure would risk undermining the equal dignity of citizens, fostering division where the Constitution presupposes unity, and weakening the bonds of common allegiance essential to our democratic order.  Lastly, the Constitution does not countenance governmental measures that, absent the most compelling justification, divide citizens into separate classes based on the accident of birthplace. A rule that distinguishes between U.S.-born and non-U.S.-born citizens in public service would threaten principles of equal citizenship, invite public mistrust, and erode the national unity on which the republican government depends.FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/AlMinaUSSenate2020/ Buy Me Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/faceconomics                LOCALS: https://faceconomics.locals.com/ WORDPRESS:https://faceconomics.wordpress.com/2016/09/18/abuse-of-power-brave-heart-the-giant-withinbraveheartthegiantwith/ Donate to Our Mission of Combating Racism: https://faceconomics.wordpress.com/2016/09/18/abuse-of-power-brave-heart-the-giant-withinbraveheartthegiantwith/ ZAZZLE:https://www.zazzle.com/collections/al_mina_for_virginia_2020-119301197824100835 ****AUDIO PODCASTS**** SPOTIFY: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/faceconomics9/subscribe APPLE PODCASTS: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/bff4c73d-db21-4e02-8909-627db85d0 PODCHASER: https://podchaser-podchaser-frontend-staging.podchaser.com/podcasts/faceconomics-podcast-1597315 TUNE IN: https://tunein.com/radio/faceconomics-p1393434/ SOUNDCLOUD: https://soundcloud.com/search?q=faceconomics YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@AlMinaFaceconomics ODYSEE: faceconomics: https://odysee.com/@aldous.mina:4 X: https://x.com/mina_aldous INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/aldous.mina/?hl=en BITCHUKE:https://old.bitchute.com/channel/G4BFzYZukL9O/

    13 min

  2. May 16

    Not Justice For All

    In 2026, systemic marginalization is no longer an outlier — it’s woven into the social fabric of many nations. In this episode, Al Mina, author of Faceconomics, shares his personal and professional story of being marginalized in America. He explains why, despite clear evidence, he has struggled to secure aid, relief, and justice from the US Government — and what that reveals about who gets heard, who holds power, and which countries and markets will be left behind as the world moves toward greater inclusion. Listen to Al Mina’s candid account to understand the human cost of being voiceless and why some societies are already being judged irrelevant on the global stage.

    12 min

  3. May 9

    Do Not Engage Anonymous On Social Media

    One reason people should avoid interacting with individualswho refuse to disclose their real name and picture on social media is that anonymity can make it easier for those individuals to deceive others or engage in harmful behaviors without accountability. When you don't know who you're really communicating with, it increases the risk of encountering scams, misinformation, or even malicious intent. Protecting your personal safety andprivacy is much easier when you interact with verified and transparent profiles. One reason people should avoid interacting with individualswho refuse to disclose their real name and picture on social media is thatanonymity can make it easier for those individuals to deceive others or engagein harmful behaviors without accountability. When you don't know who you'rereally communicating with, it increases the risk of encountering scams,misinformation, or even malicious intent. Protecting your personal safety andprivacy is much easier when you interact with verified and transparent profiles.

    7 min

  4. May 3

    A.I. Weaponized on Social Media

    The Social Media Giants are weaponizing the their platform by utilizing A.I. to silence or vilify those that don't agree with their narrative. Content by various influencers are never seen or heard by the public due to AI blocking access to them. If you want to stand with Al and expose this evil, corrupt and sinister practice by the social media giants share and support our platform with you family and friends.

    17 min

  5. Apr 27

    Another Cowardly Attack On President Trump

    Have a listen to Al describe how a political toxic environment could negatively affect society and how we as citizens interact with each other and engage our elected officials. The events that unfolded in Washington DC last Saturday evening at the correspondence dinner attended by U.S. President Donald Trump and his cabinet, as well as members of the press from the liberal, conservative, and progressive halls show how our political environment has become. That toxic environment that have been promoted by career politicians who uses their funds to dictate to the public disjointed and misleading narratives against a political party or elected official tend to precipitate a violent reaction from the public, full-stop. We as Americans need to push back against that immoral corrupt and self serving agenda of those that promote violence against an opposing party or candidate.

    28 min

  6. Apr 13

    Viktor Orban created balance for EU member states. Now what?

    Hungary led by Viktor Orban, promoted a balanced approach to the pre-existing condition within the European Union Institution. He initiated an honest and direct dialog to reflect on the current state of affairs within member states and incorporated a strategic solution to the conflict between Ukraine and Russia. Have a listen to Al's professional assessments as an economic development professional in frontier and emerging markets of Central, Eastern Europe into Euro-Asia. How will markets react and should politicians in EU member states reflect on the voice that supported diplomacy, market capacity building and job creation for member state citizens? Who will be the next voice in Europe to provide an alternative and balance out the continents approach to elitism and corruption? The continent has been going through a massive economic, political and security disruption. When will normalcy return to the continent and are the Europeans ready to voice their concerns in which the decision makers of Europe will actually listen and participate in providing a solution? If not now, when? If not you who? Questions that every European should reflect on.

    28 min

  7. Mar 17

    Americans are fine with injustice, corruption, racism and discrimination as long as they are not affected by it.

    Injustice, corruption, racism, and discrimination often persist in the U.S. because those who are not directly harmed feel little urgency to challenge them.

    21 min

  8. Mar 7

    Iran and Venezuela's bright future accelerated

    International collaboration is essential in helping Iran andVenezuela modernize their industries, adopt best practices, and integrate into the global market. Capacity building initiatives—ranging from technicaltraining to regulatory reforms—can empower local entrepreneurs, attract foreign investment, and create a more resilient economic environment. Such efforts will not only open up new job opportunities for citizens but also enhance the overall competitiveness of both countries, ultimately contributing to greaterglobal economic stability.

    16 min
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Our podcast is to reflect on the changes in communities, countries and the world due to new world market innovations, DIY ideas, and concepts that are evolving in market development, politics and societies worldwide via social media. We will provide value to our listeners by reflecting on new emerging ideas, reasons, concepts and most importantly strategies to help advance societies that are ready to accelerate their capacity. Support us via Patreon~THANK YOU!!!!! https://www.patreon.com/faceconomics

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  • Creator
    faceconomics
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    79
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