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The Bulletin: October 1-7, 2025

The Bulletin: October 1-7, 2025 This past week’s articles of interest… CLICK HERE If you’re new to my writing, check out this overview. EIA Data Shows Record U.S. Oil Output After Major Upward Revision | OilPrice.com  Seven of nine planetary boundaries now breached – Stockholm Resilience Centre How To Keep Warm If You’re Temporarily Homeless […]

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The Bulletin: August 8-15, 2024

The Bulletin: August 8-15, 2024 Introducing The Bulletin, a collation of recent articles focusing upon those predicaments flowing from the ongoing collapse of our global, industrialised complex society. Coming Clean on Clean Energy: It’s a Dirty Business | RealClearWire The Energy Debate: Fanboys, Fangirls, and the Real Cost of Pollution | Art Berman More Bargaining […]

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From COVID-19 to Campus Protests: How the Police State Muzzles Free Speech

From COVID-19 to Campus Protests: How the Police State Muzzles Free Speech “Politicians of both parties want to use the power of government to silence their foes. Some in the university community seek to drive it from their campuses. And an entire generation of Americans is being taught that free speech should be curtailed as […]

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Australian PM Pushes for Crackdown on “Misogynistic” Speech Amid Fears Free Speech Is Fading

Australian PM Pushes for Crackdown on “Misogynistic” Speech Amid Fears Free Speech Is Fading Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s latest push for stringent internet censorship will continue to spark debate over free speech. Following his more recent online censorship demands, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is doubling down and has advocated for more stringent controls on […]

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The Hidden Messages of the Power Elite’s Cultural Apparatus

The Hidden Messages of the Power Elite’s Cultural Apparatus To be crucified is to suffer and die slowly and agonizingly. It was a common form of execution in the ancient world. It is generally associated with Rome’s killing of Jesus and carries profound symbolic spiritual meaning for Christians. In its figurative sense, it refers to […]

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Free Speech Platform Gab Rejects German Request for Data on User’s Posts Insulting Politician Ricarda Lang

Free Speech Platform Gab Rejects German Request for Data on User’s Posts Insulting Politician Ricarda Lang Gab is standing up to citizens facing Germany’s oppressive speech policies. Tired of censorship and surveillance? Defend free speech and individual liberty online. Push back against Big Tech and media gatekeepers. Subscribe to Reclaim The Net. Subscribe The German authorities have […]

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Wars, Apologetics, and Political Arguments

Wars, Apologetics, and Political Arguments When political arguments ask you to commit to extreme positions, perhaps they are religious rather than ethical arguments. Possibly the two most pressing world events at the moment are the wars in Ukraine and Israel. In each case, the argumentation for each side in the Western world has followed a […]

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There’s a Sniper on the Roof of the School Where I Studied Authoritarianism

There’s a Sniper on the Roof of the School Where I Studied Authoritarianism On student protests and principled defiance. There are snipers on the roof of the school where I got my MA. There are police beating students at the school where I got my PhD. At each school, I studied authoritarian regimes and how […]

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Banking on Surveillance: Republicans Investigate Major Banks’ Warrantless Data Sharing with Federal Agencies

Banking on Surveillance: Republicans Investigate Major Banks’ Warrantless Data Sharing with Federal Agencies Congressional inquiry into banks’ role in warrantless data surveillance following January 6 raises alarm over potential civil liberties violations and improper government collaboration. Congressional Republicans are further investigating claims that at least 13 major US banks collaborated with federal agencies to monitor […]

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The Vast Pharmaceutical Conspiracy to Silence Online Dissent

The Vast Pharmaceutical Conspiracy to Silence Online Dissent Millions of dollars were spent to weaponize the public against all of us Story at a Glance: •There has been a coordinated campaign to attack and defame anyone who has spoken out against the COVID-19 response. This has primarily been restricted to social media (e.g., getting people […]

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Ireland’s Hate Speech Bill Faces Backlash Amidst Authoritarian Fears

Ireland’s Hate Speech Bill Faces Backlash Amidst Authoritarian Fears Ireland’s proposed hate speech legislation sparks fears of an authoritarian police state, with critics voicing concerns about blurred definitions and constitutional rights. Ireland’s proposed hate speech legislation has sparked strong opposition amongst many of its citizens, with individuals complaining to their representatives about the potential risk […]

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State Violence Is The Norm

State Violence Is The Norm Rewilding is the solution I’ve been thinking a lot recently about centralisation as a violent force. In short: state violence. It’s hard not to think about at the moment, given Israel’s genocide of the Palestinian people, backed by America’s imperialist agenda who, along with their British allies, have been dropping […]

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The Palestine Congress

The Palestine Congress Thank God for the German Hate Police! Or heil … or whatever the appropriate salutation is for these unsung heroes. They just saved us all from “hate” again! Yes, that’s right, once again, democracy-loving people here in New Normal Berlin and all across the New Normal world were right on the brink […]

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The Time The US Banned Criticism of War

The Time The US Banned Criticism of War https://youtu.be/Y6oSn1Pqc6E  

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Opposition to mining will prevent a green transition to renewables

Opposition to mining will prevent a green transition to renewables Source: Bare (2012) Environmentalists win review of two more plants near Rosemont copper mine. Arizona Capitol times. I could overwhelm you with world-wide trillions of tons of mining waste and how China has rendered 20% of its farmland too toxic to grow crops (BBC 2014), but […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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