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Fall Of The American Empire: “They Intend To Collapse the Financial System”

Fall Of The American Empire: “They Intend To Collapse the Financial System” “…for two weeks the mob had been rioting uncontrolled in the streets…The economy of the greatest empire that the world had ever seen was coming apart like an unraveling sweater…the cost of maintaining…gigantic armed forces…was bleeding the nation white and in addition there […]

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Fourth Turning–Our Rendezvous With Destiny

FOURTH TURNING – OUR RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY We are now in the seventh year of this Fourth Turning. A famous quote from the seventh year of the last Fourth Turning portended the desperate, bloody and ultimately heroic trials and tribulations which awaited generations of our ancestors. What will be our rendezvous with destiny? “There is a […]

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Why Even a Modest Disruption Will Shatter the Status Quo

Why Even a Modest Disruption Will Shatter the Status Quo Any modest reduction in debt, tax revenues, consumption or new borrowing will bring the entire Status Quo crashing down. Consider this clipping from the August 1932 San Francisco Chronicle newspaper: “Reduction of salaries of municipal employees and limitation of city positions to only one member […]

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Tertullian was a conspiracy theorist: propaganda and irrationalism in Roman times and in ours

Tertullian was a conspiracy theorist: propaganda and irrationalism in Roman times and in ours The Romans knew well the dark art that we call “propaganda” today. As an example, this image, from the Trajan column in Rome, shows Dacian women torturing naked Roman prisoners; it was part of the demonization of the enemy during the Dacian […]

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Fortress Europe: a wall to keep foreigners out?

Fortress Europe: a wall to keep foreigners out?   “….. the buffer zone has disappeared. The geographical transition from civilization to barbarism is now no longer gradual but it is abrupt. To use the appropriate Latin words, which bring out both the kinship and the contrast between the two types of contact, a limen, or threshold, which was a […]

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The senility of elites: coal mining must continue, no matter what the human costs

The senility of elites: coal mining must continue, no matter what the human costs   The coal mine of Bihar, India. Photo by Nitin Kirloskar   This post was inspired by a recent article about coal mining in India by David Rose in the Guardian about coal mining. In India, people are dying in the streets because of excessive heat […]

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