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Economics and the environment

Economics and the environment This is the text, including slides, from a talk given on October 28 2020 during an online event organised by University College Cork’s Economics and Environmental Societies. (I didn’t follow the text word for word during the talk, but it covered the same ground) Thank you very much, I’m delighted to […]

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How Rethinking Affordable Homes Connects with the Climate Fight

How Rethinking Affordable Homes Connects with the Climate Fight First in a five-part series exploring the case for a Green New Deal for Housing. Experts in Canada and beyond see overlapping solutions to two crises: housing affordability and climate change. This series talks to more than 20 of them. Illustration for The Tyee by Nora Kelly. Earlier […]

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The pandemic as the end of consumerism. Everything that’s happening is happening because it had to happen

The pandemic as the end of consumerism. Everything that’s happening is happening because it had to happen  These Medieval ladies look like fashion models. With their splendid dresses in silk brocade, they are displaying their wealth in an age, the 14th century, in which Europe was enjoying a period of economic growth and prosperity. They […]

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The Great Reset: If Only It Were Just a Conspiracy

The Great Reset: If Only It Were Just a Conspiracy Jamie Dimon, chairman & CEO of JP Morgan Chase Co., speaks during the Bloomberg Global Business Forum in New York, N.Y., September 25, 2019. (Shannon Stapleton/Reuters) The ‘Great Reset’ masterminded by the World Economic Forum is just corporatism by another name.Writing for The Spectator US, Ben Sixsmith gets to […]

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The Eurozone Economy Plunges Back Into a Severe Decline

The Eurozone Economy Plunges Back Into a Severe Decline Eurozone business activity fell sharply as countries introduced more aggressive measures to counter rising COVID infection rates. Flash PMI Signals Steep Downturn in November IHS Markit reports PMI Signals Steep Downturn in November Amid COVID Lockdowns. Key Findings Flash Eurozone PMI Composite Output Index at 45.1 (50.0 in […]

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Gold & The Great Reset

Gold & The Great Reset Mike Maloney forecasts what’s next for money, markets & bitcoin The composition of the US dollar, including what it is backed by, has been replaced many times throughout America’s history. And another replacement is currently underway, warns monetary expert Mike Maloney. After President Nixon fully severed its ties to gold, […]

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Weekly Commentary: Pondering the New Secretary of the Treasury

Weekly Commentary: Pondering the New Secretary of the Treasury The U.S. Goods Trade Deficit jumped to a then record $76 billion back in July 2008. A few short months later, financial chaos unleashed the “great recession” economic crisis. Traditionally, large trade deficits are evidence of loose monetary conditions and resulting unsustainable spending patterns. By May […]

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Trump said Twitter Has Become a National Security Threat

Trump said Twitter Has Become a National Security Threat Others have been writing in that they have now censored Pat Buchanan as well. It seems that anyone who they dislike is being censored. President Trump has come out against Twitter saying their censoring of Republican lawmakers is now creating a matter of national security. He has ample […]

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Global Debt approaching $280 Trillion by Year-end.

Global Debt approaching $280 Trillion by Year-end. Global debt is exploding thanks to the deliberate COVID-19 manufactured crisis. It is approaching $280 trillion going into year-end. We should no longer call it even debt because at this point, they are just creating the money and the central banks are buying it. Moreover, there is ABSOLUTELY no intention […]

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The U.S. Government Will Inflate To The Bitter End

The U.S. Government Will Inflate To The Bitter End The big news organizations say Joe Biden’s the next president of the USA.  That claims of election fraud and fixing are baseless.  Do you believe them?  Do you trust them? Regardless, Biden’s acting as if.  He’s talking to foreign leaders.  He’s meeting with vaccine makers.  He’s […]

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Weekly Commentary: Scorched Earth

Weekly Commentary: Scorched Earth November 18 – Reuters (Rodrigo Campos): “Global debt is expected to soar to a record $277 trillion by the end of the year as governments and companies continue to spend in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Institute of International Finance said in a report… The IIF… said debt ballooned already […]

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Why We Need a Free Market in Money

WHY WE NEED A FREE MARKET IN MONEY What is fiat money and what does it do? This is essential to understand since today’s worldwide unbacked paper, or “fiat,” money regime is an economically and socially destructive scheme—with far-reaching and seriously harmful consequences. There is an answer, though, and this lies in ending the money production monopoly of […]

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Uncertainty and the Future

Uncertainty and the Future QUESTION: I would imagine that if Trump is able to prevail in the courts and earn a second term social unrest would be profound but what would be the effects on the markets? RM ANSWER: There is still a shot that Trump can prevail if he can stop Biden from reaching 270 votes […]

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America’s Economy Cannot Survive Another Lockdown, And The Cult Of The Reset Knows It

America’s Economy Cannot Survive Another Lockdown, And The Cult Of The Reset Knows It © 2020 World Economic Forum The U.S. economy has been on the verge of collapse for at least a decade, ever since the crash of 2008 and the subsequent explosion in fiat stimulus from the Federal Reserve. While the mainstream media […]

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The Shocking Growth In America’s National Deficit

The Shocking Growth In America’s National Deficit Government Spending Gone Wild! To say the national deficit is out of control may be an understatement. Our surging deficit is a sign of “spending has gone wild.”  The important point is that covid-19 has again given us a reason to divert our eyes away from the over the […]

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