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The Losses are Hidden – Bill Holter

The Losses are Hidden – Bill Holter Precious metals expert and financial writer Bill Holter has been predicting the financial system is going to go down sooner than later.  He says the signs are the lies being told to the public to try to hold the system together.  Holter explains, “If you look at everything, […]

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New Infrastructure Will Not Come Good, Fast, And Cheap

New Infrastructure Will Not Come Good, Fast, And Cheap Anyone naive enough to think America is about to receive a big gift of newfangled “fixed installations” needed in order to function should look long and hard at what is really being proposed. The “underlying structure” a country and the economy rely upon includes things such […]

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There’s a Serious Flaw to the Team Powell-Yellen Inflation Scheme

There’s a Serious Flaw to the Team Powell-Yellen Inflation Scheme If you’re a wage earner, retiree, or a lowly saver, your wealth is in imminent danger. A lifetime of schlepping and saving could be rapidly vaporized over the next several years.  In fact, the forces towards this end have already been set in motion. Indeed, […]

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Can organic farming feed the world?

Can organic farming feed the world? I discuss various aspects of so-called ‘alternative’ agriculture at some length in Chapter 6 of A Small Farm Future1, and I don’t intend to retrace many of those steps here. But there’s a couple of further things I do want to say in this blog cycle. Here, I’ll focus on […]

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Water is Life. Can We Protect It?

The Lempa River, whose watershed provides water for half of El Salvador (Shutterstock) WATER IS LIFE. CAN WE PROTECT IT? Americans will have to fight hard to protect their water from corporate greed. They can learn a lot from El Salvador. From West Texas to Jackson, Mississippi, tens of millions of people struggled through late winter […]

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21st century crimes against nature: ecocide as international law

21st century crimes against nature: ecocide as international law Just as genocide has become the norm in international law, it is time to make war on nature a prosecutable crime also. At the end of last year while the world was focused on the Corona virus a panel of experts in international law met to […]

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Going to extremes

Going to extremes It only took us a century to use up the best of the planet’s finite reserves of fossil fuels. The dawning century will be a lot different. In the autumn of 1987 I often sipped my morning coffee while watching a slow parade roll through the hazy dawn. I had given up […]

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Do We Really Think a Band-Aid Will Heal a Tumor?

Do We Really Think a Band-Aid Will Heal a Tumor? Borrowing a quarter of the nation’s entire economic output every year to prop up an ineffective, corrupt status quo is putting a Band-Aid over a tumor. If we misdiagnose the disease, our treatment won’t work. We’re all familiar with medical misdiagnoses, which lead to procedures and […]

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Phrasing the Question Right is the First Step to Find an Answer. How to Prevent Nuclear War

Phrasing the Question Right is the First Step to Find an Answer. How to Prevent Nuclear War Professor Bernard Lown died this February at 99. A great man by all means: Physician, cardiologist, professor at Harvard University, and a physician at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. He was the inventor of the defribrillator, the […]

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Blocked Suez Canal Adding to Container Shortages, Supply Chain Snarls, Component Shortages for Manufacturers

Blocked Suez Canal Adding to Container Shortages, Supply Chain Snarls, Component Shortages for Manufacturers Exactly at the worst possible time. Ripple effects to be felt for months.    Today is Thursday, and the Suez Canal is still blocked by one of the largest container carriers in the world. The last thing the tangled up and […]

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Congress, in a Five-Hour Hearing, Demands Tech CEOs Censor the Internet Even More Aggressively

Congress, in a Five-Hour Hearing, Demands Tech CEOs Censor the Internet Even More Aggressively The repressive objective of the Democratic-controlled Congress is to transfer the power to police and censor political discourse from these tech giants to themselves. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, and Google/Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai testify before the House […]

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Monsanto, Big Food, and Big Ag Move to Co-opt the Organic and Regenerative Movement

Monsanto, Big Food, and Big Ag Move to Co-opt the Organic and Regenerative Movement There’s one skill that Big Food and Big Ag corporations have in abundance: taking control of every situation and corrupting it into an opportunity for profit. For example, as consumer interest in the terms “natural” and “sustainable” increased, industrial agribusiness began […]

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US Democracy is a Façade: There Are No Effective Constraints on Elites’ Behavior

US Democracy is a Façade: There Are No Effective Constraints on Elites’ Behavior “Do you remember ’36, we went our separate ways You fought for Stalin, I fought for freedom You believe in authority, I believe in myself I’m a molotov cocktail, you’re Dom Perignon” -Against Me How did the cat get so fat? When […]

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Book and Film Expose the Illusion of “Green” Technology: “Bright Green Lies”

Book and Film Expose the Illusion of “Green” Technology: “Bright Green Lies” Technology can be and has been beneficial in many ways.  Unfortunately, it’s been disastrous in others.  For example, utility “Smart” Meters have been nothing but trouble for people and the environment in numerous ways including fires and explosions (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5).  Ditto on 5G (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5). […]

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The Blockaders

The Blockaders As logging resisters near month eight in Fairy Creek, a judge may order their surrender. Inside their last stand for old growth. A Tyee special report. Members of the Fairy Creek Blockade occupy a logging road, preventing loggers for Teal-Jones timber company from moving into one of Vancouver Island’s last old-growth watersheds. Photo by […]

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