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See You on the Dark Side of the Moon

SEE YOU ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON And if the cloud bursts thunder in your earYou shout and no one seems to hearAnd if the band you’re in starts playing different tunesI’ll see you on the dark side of the moon Brain Damage, Pink Floyd And if the dam breaks open many years […]

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Anthropologist Debunks Bill Gates’ BS Narrative That Free-Market Capitalism Has Solved Crisis of Global Poverty

Anthropologist Debunks Bill Gates’ BS Narrative That Free-Market Capitalism Has Solved Crisis of Global Poverty Calling billionaire Microsoft co-founder ‘completely wrong,’ Jason Hickels says “those defending poverty line you should be willing to live on it. Lookin’ at you, Bill.” Contrary to what Bill Gates and other powerful, wealthy Davos attendees say, Jason Hickel writes, […]

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Free Market Capitalism as the Antidote to the World’s Ills

FREE MARKET CAPITALISM AS THE ANTIDOTE TO THE WORLD’S ILLS In following the daily news events both in the United States and around the rest of the world, it is easy to get lost in the detail and not step back once and awhile and remind ourselves what the really important issues are. Under the […]

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Bill Gross’ May Investment Letter: The Scariest Thing I’ve Read In Years

Bill Gross’ May Investment Letter: The Scariest Thing I’ve Read In Years A friend recently sent me Bill Gross’ May investment letter and I haven’t been able to stop thinking about for days.  Now one cannot deny that Bill is a highly intelligent man which is clear when reading his letters.  He thinks differently than […]

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Asset Ownership and Our System of Deepening Debt-Serfdom

Asset Ownership and Our System of Deepening Debt-Serfdom Debt-serfs who make the difficult and risky transition to small-scale business owners find they have simply moved to another class of serfdom. The core dynamic of debt-serfdom is that debt-serfs must borrow money to buy essentials while the wealthy borrow to invest in productive assets. This is not merely […]

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