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Xi, Putin Hail First BRICS Expansion In Over A Decade As Gulf Oil Powers Join
Xi, Putin Hail First BRICS Expansion In Over A Decade As Gulf Oil Powers Join At a moment China and Russia have envisioned the future of BRICS as fundamentally an anti-Western bloc of developing nations, the Gulf oil powers Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have been formally invited to become members, which marks the bloc’s first expansion […]
The global bank credit crisis
The global bank credit crisis Globally, further falls in consumer price inflation are now unlikely and there are yet further interest rate increases to come. Bond yields are already on the rise, and a new phase of a banking crisis will be triggered. This article looks at the factors that have come together to drive […]
Just released–It Bears Repeating: Best Of…Volume 1
Just released: It Bears Repeating: Best Of…Volume 1 A compilation of writers focused on the nexus of limits to growth, energy, and ecological overshoot. With a Foreword and Afterword by Michael Dowd, authors include: Max Wilbert; Tim Watkins; Mike Stasse; Dr. Bill Rees; Dr. Tim Morgan; Rob Mielcarski; Dr. Simon Michaux; Erik Michaels; Just Collapse’s […]
U.K. Population Collapse “Good for the Planet”, WEF Adviser Prof Sarah Harper Explains
U.K. Population Collapse “Good for the Planet”, WEF Adviser Prof Sarah Harper Explains Remember how depopulation was called a right-wing conspiracy theory? Things have changed, and ‘population collapse’, which can no longer be denied, is now good for us! The Telegraph picked the perfect messenger to communicate the new way we should think about population declines. A high-level WEF adviser tells us: Oxford Professor Sarah […]
I Have a Very Bad Feeling About This
I Have a Very Bad Feeling About This Unexpected things tend to happen when the real source of problems are papered over and then suddenly reality intrudes. What an interesting juncture we’ve reached. We’re constantly assured all is well with what matters–the economy–as the all-powerful Federal Reserve has managed not just the hoped-for “soft landing” but […]
Brace Yourselves, Because What They Have Planned Is Going To Absolutely Devastate The U.S. Economy
Brace Yourselves, Because What They Have Planned Is Going To Absolutely Devastate The U.S. Economy Do you remember what happened in 2008? Many people believe that another historic financial disaster is coming and that it will absolutely devastate the U.S. economy. Earlier this week, I wrote about an investor named Michael Burry that has actually […]
Doug Casey on How Economic Witch Doctors Convince Everyone They’re Neurosurgeons
Doug Casey on How Economic Witch Doctors Convince Everyone They’re Neurosurgeons International Man: The average person doesn’t care about economics. But to the extent that he does, he only reads mainstream publications like The Economist and editorials in The New York Times. In these publications, the average person will find so-called economists advocating upside-down and destructive concepts like […]
What Are the BRICS Planning With the August 22nd Durban Accords?
What Are the BRICS Planning With the August 22nd Durban Accords? Photo by Khashayar Kouchpeydeh In my first explainer about the BRICS nations, you met the players and you know why their decisions affect the global economy. But why do their decisions affect us? You need to understand that first – before the August 22nd Durban Accords […]
The Fed Hits 3,000 Percent Inflation
The Fed Hits 3,000 Percent Inflation The US economy was pushed to extremes during the pandemic recession and subsequent recovery. The unemployment rate peaked at 14.7 percent, the highest in the post-World War II period. Inflation reached its highest rate in 40 years, prompting the Fed to raise short-term interest rates to their highest levels since 2007. As of June, […]
Puppet Masters of the Pandemic. Part 2: What Did The CIA Do in Wuhan?”
Puppet Masters of the Pandemic. Part 2: What Did The CIA Do in Wuhan?” Part 2 of an interview with the New American Magazine From Part I – the interview left of with the big question of who is the puppet master? What’s behind all this propaganda and control over the past three years? I […]
The Long Wave Versus the Printing Press
The Long Wave Versus the Printing Press Winter has been coming for a very long time. Here’s why The fascinating thing about “long wave” analysis (broadly defined to include Kondratieff waves, Elliott waves, and William Strauss and Neil Howe’s Fourth Turning) is that while each theory uses its own indicators and terminology to show how societies move through recurring […]
Leave Home
Leave Home As an increasing number of people realize that their home country is becoming a liability to them, the most common question I hear from them is, “What do I have to do to remain where I am and still be assured that I’ll be able to retain both my wealth and my freedom?” […]
Normies Awake!
Normies Awake! “The West can’t do diplomacy in general, it can’t run its cities or countries except into the ground, its high-tech projects fail almost as a rule, its infrastructure is crumbling, its economies are crumbling, and all public policies seem to have a civilizational suicide as a final goal.” — Gaius Baltar So-called […]
Notes on Stormtrooper Syndrome
Notes on Stormtrooper Syndrome For some time now I’ve been looking for a way to talk about one of the most common bad habits of thought in the modern industrial world. Habits like this are far more important that a casual glance might suggest. Plenty of pragmatic factors are piling up crises for our civilization […]
World Food Prices Jump Most In 18 Months
World Food Prices Jump Most In 18 Months Global food prices increased the most in 1.5 years as trade disruptions from the El Nino weather phenomenon battered agricultural-producing countries, and Russia’s exit from a crucial UN-backed agriculture deal stoked supply concerns. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) reported Friday that the global food […]
