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“Representation” … and “Consent”

“Representation” … and “Consent” Democracy is an incredibly successful long con. It works because of theillusion of consent. People actually believe they are “represented.” And so, they accept impositions that would otherwise be intolerable, if imposed on them by a king or afuhrer or generalissimo. But when the “people” have decided… . Except of course, they’ve done no […]

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Maintaining the Illusion of Stability Now Requires Ever-Greater Extremes

Maintaining the Illusion of Stability Now Requires Ever-Greater Extremes This much-needed re-set to an economy that serves the many rather than the few is what the Powers That Be are so fearful of. On the surface, everything still looks remarkably stable in the core industrial economies. The stock markets in Japan, Germany and the U.S. are […]

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The Financial Markets Now Control Everything

The Financial Markets Now Control Everything The entire economic and political structure is now dependent in one way or another on the continued expansion of financial markets. The financial markets don’t just dominate the economy–they now control everything. In 1999, the BBC broadcast a 4-part documentary by Adam Curtis, The Mayfair Set ( Episode 1: “Who Pays Wins” 58 minutes), […]

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We Are Entering An Era Of Shattered Illusions

We Are Entering An Era Of Shattered Illusions The structure of history is held together by two essential and distinct kinds of links, two moments in time to which no one is immune: moments of epiphany, and moments of catastrophe. Sometimes, both elements intermingle at the birth of a singular epoch. Men often awaken to […]

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