The World According to Cynthia

Join Cynthia Basinet in "Summertime: Displaced" as she fearlessly exposes the tactics of media giants, reflects on her personal journey, and advocates for positive change. Through powerful storytelling and insightful commentary, Cynthia sheds light on issues such as plagiarism, societal displacement, and the impact of big media and tech. Discover the truth behind the glamour as she calls for credit where it's due and shares the wealth of creativity. Explore the intersection of art, activism, and the pursuit of a fairer world. Get ready for thought-provoking discussions that challenge the status quo and inspire listeners to be agents of positive transformation. Welcome to "Summertime: Displaced," where the power of words fuels change.

Host: Cynthia Basinet

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Book: ⁠⁠⁠How to be civil in an uncivil world

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In this episode Happy Mother’s Day - the cost of unbridled capitalism mental health and self-esteem of "The World According to Cynthia," host Cynthia Basinet talks about the sexualization of young girls in sports and the need to protect them from it. She reflects on her experience as a mother and a model and highlights the importance of promoting organic living among young people.

Cynthia shares her concerns about the recent Sports Illustrated promotion of a 19-year-old collegiate gymnast and her new poses. She questions the ethical implications of sexualizing young girls and suggests that sports should be a safe space for them to express themselves without being objectified.

Drawing from her personal experiences, Cynthia emphasizes the importance of empowering young girls and promoting organic living. She encourages listeners to participate in activities that nourish their bodies and minds and to be cognizant of the world around them.

As a mother, Cynthia wishes for a world where young people can grow up without feeling pressured to conform to societal expectations. She advocates for a more inclusive and compassionate society that values diversity and promotes self-love and respect.

In conclusion, Cynthia urges listeners to watch over each other, be mindful of the world around them, and protect Mother Nature. She invites everyone to join her in celebrating Mother's Day and living a more organic and authentic life.

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Host: Cynthia Basinet

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Book: ⁠⁠How to be civil in an uncivil world

In this episode of "The World According to Cynthia," host Cynthia Basinet discusses the issues of systemic racism and ageism in the entertainment industry. Cynthia shares her own experiences with these issues, including having her hard work "sliced and diced" by big tech and rich husbands who should know better. She also discusses the media's lack of moral compass, white male-owned and run media inflicting their vanity on women, and the lack of models who work their way up from obscurity to become critically acclaimed entertainers. Cynthia argues that these issues not only shortchange creativity, but also harm the original creators, and calls for change in the entertainment industry.

Key Points:

1- Systemic racism and ageism affect the entire world

Electronic overreach and lack of moral compass in white male-owned and run media is a major issue.

2- Cynthia's own experiences of having her hard work stolen and her image appropriated.

3- Short-changing of original creators and lack of representation for minority groups in the industry.

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Book: ⁠How to be civil in an uncivil world

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In this special edition of "The World According to Cynthia," host Cynthia Basinet reflects on her recent trip to Nashville to meet with local representatives during Black History Month. She also discusses the media's tendency to repackage content and the negative impact it has on her personal life. Join Cynthia as she shares her thoughts on how we can come together to effect change in today's world.

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In this episode of the "World According to Cynthia" podcast, host Cynthia Basinet discusses the state of love and freedom in today's world, as seen through the lens of fashion, entertainment, and current events. Cynthia takes a critical look at the way that big brands and media outlets have exploited her image and asks, "Where is the love?" She also reflects on her personal journey and shares her thoughts on the importance of living one's truth.

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October 5, 2022

Special Political and Decolonization Committee 

(Fourth Committee)

Seventy-Seventh Session

Implementation of the Declaration of the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples

Question of Western Sahara

Mr. Chairman

excellencies

Distinguished Delegates

Ladies and Gentlemen

My name is Cynthia Basinet

And I visited the Sahrawi refugee's camps

Situated in the most inhospitable location

Of The Western Sahara in 2001.

A month later, my partner Jack Nicholson

Along with Sean Penn

Met with Putin.

While inadvertent on their part,

Empowering Putin, as he played the long game.

And with him, China

Unleashing a cyber-warfare

On women’s rights

Abetted and profited by big tech.

Flooding the internet 

With facial recognition

Fake algorithms

While more social media platforms

Are created

To profit from this every growing

Demand to distract

Divert and program.

At the cost

Of early 9-11 warnings.

Culminating in a fake President

Propped up by fake media

As his women are sliced and diced, Literally 

Posted to social media to resemble myself

With Russian wording 

And of course, #TrumpTrain

It was I who discovered the Irregularities In fake bots 

Aimed at undermining that very presidential campaign 

Which brought to the attention of US Congressman, the honorable Adam Schiff.

I watched as photo ops After photo ops

Were just re-enactments Of my real life.

Published or private.

This slow encroachment 

And ever growing thirst for more content

Continues to threaten Women’s rights

The World has been subjected to this warfare.

constantly staged and re-enacted.

Imagine.

A non authentic Non original World,

In our lifetime.

Women being subjected to the pain And cost

To look like another woman.

The Sahrawi refugees continue to sit in a stale mate of Displacement

For over 40 years 

As more join that same reality.

That same fate.

Now Most recently, Ukraine 

According to the UNHRC

89.3 million people worldwide were forcibly displaced.

While we are distracted by big media and big tech

Selling you Imposter syndrome / Deep fakes.

On social influencers And royals

Celebrities And Red carpets

At the cost Of women’s rights

At the cost Of displaced Persons

At the cost Of the 99.99%

Sure they have a non profit

Sure they throw a concert

ensuring the rich and famous

Remain rich and famous

The cost? too deep.

We have never experienced this international

And national unrest thanks to this onslaught.

This underlying lack of civility.

But that doesn’t sell.

understand this 99.99% of the “rich and famous”

Are due to the overreach of electronic surveillance 

24/7 For decades.

Tactics that harken back to the Cold War era.

Again, Keeping big media, rich and famous

Relative and relatable 

Whist Erasing my history, causes and beliefs

Diverting to fake versions In Publications, 

Programming and products. 

From the intellectual property of this peacemaker.

A Nobel nominated Peace woman.

Representative of thousands of female Peace workers.

The imbalance of labor cost and remuneration

Topics billionaires electronic surveillance 

Intellectual property 

Teachers caregivers 

Imposter syndrome 

Kardashians markle Hollywood media awards women’s rights

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Book: How to be civil in an uncivil world

Women’s rights big tech Democrats Republicans Roe versus Wade imposter syndrome celebrities blonde big media Anna Wintour Disney oligarchs Santa baby Marilyn Monroe cyberwarfare systemic racism.

This is Cynthia Basinet, your host. And you're listening to The World According to Cynthia

Instagram: Cynthia Basinet

Book: How to be civil in an uncivil world

song: Gil Scott heron “the revolution will not be televised“