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Coronavirus: The “Rescue” Is Stealing Your Wealth

Coronavirus: The “Rescue” Is Stealing Your Wealth The elites get richer and we lose our jobs & future prospects As we begin to get a better handle on what happens inside the body when covid-19 infects, it’s clear that early treatment makes a big positive difference. And we’re learning of effective measures you can take […]

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Solar, Wind, & Subterfuge

Solar, Wind, & Subterfuge Raw Realities of Renewable Energy Something that long hasn’t set well with me in the green movement is that so much of it is based on marketable products. For example, not long ago, the world was set alight by the idea of plant-based soda bottles. It was as if making plastic […]

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More Evidence Covid-19 May NOT Be Natural

More Evidence Covid-19 May NOT Be Natural The data is starting to mount on the side of at least *some* manipulation Natural or man-made/manipulated? The debate rages on, though evidence is starting to mount on the side of at least *some* manipulation. In Tuesday’s video, Chris talked about the polybasic furin cleavage site PRRA which […]

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Disobedience, Protest, and the Pandemic: Climate Change and Citizen Action under Conditions of Social Distancing

Disobedience, Protest, and the Pandemic: Climate Change and Citizen Action under Conditions of Social Distancing Civil disobedience is not just a checklist of components, but a tradition of morally purposeful action and an expression of citizenship, CUSP Fellow Graeme Hayes writes. As the pandemic ushers in new social norms, and political and economic interests may […]

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Global Boom, Pandemic, Crash: Is History Just Repeating Itself?

Global Boom, Pandemic, Crash: Is History Just Repeating Itself? If Peter Turchin is right, we face the end of a 300-year cycle, as did previous far-flung empires. The coronavirus pandemic is, among other things, a tribute to human ingenuity and our relentless pursuit of globalization, an impulse thousands of years old. Previous civilizations, from the […]

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Planet of the Humans: Reviewing the Film and its Reviews

Planet of the Humans: Reviewing the Film and its Reviews If you haven’t seen the latest (and arguably the most contentious) documentary on renewable energy, be prepared for an aftertaste of mixed feelings. Joining hands with the controversial Michael Moore, environmentalist and filmmaker Jeff Gibbs has sent an eerie message that is now somewhat dividing […]

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False Solutions to Climate Change: Agriculture

False Solutions to Climate Change: Agriculture Editorial Note: This is Part 3 of Mary Wildfire’s series on false solutions to climate change. You can read Part 1 on Electricity here and Part 2 on Transportation here. It’s become increasingly clear that climate change is not only real but beginning to bite. Now that much of the population is […]

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China’s Covid Cover-Up, Economic War And The Elites Who Benefit

China’s Covid Cover-Up, Economic War And The Elites Who Benefit “Actually, as Winston well knew, it was only four years since Oceania had been at war with Eastasia and in alliance with Eurasia. But that was merely a piece of furtive knowledge, which he happened to possess because his memory was not satisfactorily under control. […]

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The vital role local authorities could have in shaping food systems

The vital role local authorities could have in shaping food systems In a world where most of us buy our food from big food retailers with global supply chains, and governments set the policy framework, it might not seem that local authorities have much of a role to play in our food system. However, they […]

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Mutation! Are We Now Dealing With A More Contagious Covid-19 Strain?

Mutation! Are We Now Dealing With A More Contagious Covid-19 Strain? The G clade of the virus may explain why certain regions have been hit harder than others. Well, it seems we are closer to solving the mystery of why some regions of the world exhibit higher covid-19 infection rates than others. New research is […]

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Food Shortages Set in Motion by Politicians

Food Shortages Set in Motion by Politicians COMMENT:  Dear Martin,it is amazing what your computer is picking in advance. In Germany we now have the French fries crisis. (Reported now by N-TV) Do to the fact, that all restaurants are shut down, the Farmers cannot sell most of their potatoes. So we will see a lot […]

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Ways To Treat Wildlife Humanely When Creating A Homestead

Ways To Treat Wildlife Humanely When Creating A Homestead Beginning a homestead and trying to live as sustainably and being self-sufficient was once a lifestyle for a huge proportion of the population, but today this low-impact way of living is seeing something of a resurgence. One factor that can sometimes be overlooked when starting a […]

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China Warns Of Possible Armed Conflict With US Over Coronavirus Backlash

China Warns Of Possible Armed Conflict With US Over Coronavirus Backlash An internal report presented to Chinese President Xi Jinping and other top leaders concludes that global anti-China sentiment is at a level not seen since the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown, and recommends preparing for a worst-case scenario of armed conflict with the United States, according […]

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Airline transportation after the epidemic. The problem is being solved, but not the way you would have imagined

Airline transportation after the epidemic. The problem is being solved, but not the way you would have imagined That’s how a hydrogen-powered plane could look like. Honestly, it is not very impressive: it looks more like an Elvis sighting and one may even reasonably doubt that this thing could fly. If it were easy to […]

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Do we need farmfree food?

Do we need farmfree food? Because of how badly we humans have treated soils and animals and how we destroyed bio-diversity, it is understandable that people are looking for other ways of producing food.  The food tech sector hosts legions of entrepreneurs (mostly with background in the IT sector) seeking venture capital and researchers looking for […]

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