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The Bulletin: October 8-14, 2025

The Bulletin: October 8-14, 2025 This past week’s articles of interest… CLICK HERE If you’re new to my writing, check out this overview. Thermodynamic drag It’s Already Started: The Oil Crisis They Said Would Never Happen As Colorado River Nears Collapse, It Faces Leadership, Transparency ‘Crisis,’ Environmentalists Warn – Inside Climate News From Fear to […]

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The Bulletin: November 14-20, 2024

The Bulletin: November 14-20, 2024 What We Refuse to Believe | how to save the world “That’s Bait…” Chumming the Media Waters Doesn’t Work Like it Used To – Gold Goats ‘n Guns US Deficit Explodes: Blowout October Deficit Means 2nd Worst Start To US Fiscal Year On Record | ZeroHedge When The Show Is […]

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The Bulletin: November 7-13, 2024

The Bulletin: November 7-13, 2024 Thousands Of Californians Lose Power After PG&E Protects Grid As Wildfire Risks Soar | ZeroHedge The Possible Relevance of Joseph Tainter – by Brink Lindsey The Recession of 2025 Will Be Backdated | The Epoch Times ‘Ecosystems are collapsing’: one of Australia’s longest rivers has lost more than half its […]

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The Bulletin: October 3-9, 2024

The Bulletin: October 3-9, 2024 Grid Apocalypse Hits Carolinas: 360 Substations Down, Power Restoration Could Take “Months” | ZeroHedge From a Bunker in Israel, American Empire is Over – Charles Nenner | Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog Why Political “Solutions” Don’t Fix Crises, They Make Them Worse Bank Of America Customers Report Widespread Outage, Zero Balances | […]

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July 2, 2024 Readings

Groundwater Depletion Maps Reveal Depths of “Extreme” and “Exceptional” Mexican Drought Saudi Arabia Breaks US Global Power? Very Hard Times are Coming – Charles Nenner | Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog “The Train Has Left the Station and No One Can Stop It”. Europe Will be at War with Russia. Serbia’s President A. Vucic – Global Research […]

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“Wiki-Gate”: Julian Assange Was Framed by the People Who Supported Him

“Wiki-Gate”: Julian Assange Was Framed by the People Who Supported Him 1. Julian Assange is Free, but “Freedom of Speech has Passed” Julian Assange left Belmarsh maximum security prison on the morning of 24 June.  He was granted bail by the High Court in London and was released at Stansted airport during the afternoon, where […]

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The Dangerous Illusion of Scientific Consensus

The Dangerous Illusion of Scientific Consensus Join Dr. Jay Bhattacharya and Rav Arora in their new independent media project. Science is the process by which we learn about the workings of material reality. Though modern innovations – built on the fruits of science – would look like magic to people living only decades ago, they […]

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We Approach State Singularity

We Approach State Singularity Many citizens of the West believe that they live in free societies, or something close. But as time goes on, public authorities increasingly insist on having a say in everything. People cannot build things on their own land without permits. They cannot run businesses without approvals and inspections. They cannot give […]

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The Biden Construct Exhorts Spineless Press Corps: ‘Play By the Rules’

The Biden Construct Exhorts Spineless Press Corps: ‘Play By the Rules’ In this, Our Sacred Democracy™, reporters don’t ask questions they are not granted permission to ask beforehand so that the correct response can be printed in bold 72-point font on a notecard for the alleged president to try to read. So sayeth the Savior of Democracy™, […]

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US Targets Journalists Who Criticize Administration’s Foreign Policy

US Targets Journalists Who Criticize Administration’s Foreign Policy State-ordered Purge of Truth-Tellers in Time of War. Scott Ritter Passport Seized, WaPo Smears Indy Journalists Scott Ritter was pulled off a NY-to-Istanbul flight yesterday by US officials and his passport confiscated in a startling new development in the government’s open drive to censor and silence critics […]

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Will the Revolution Be Televised?

Will the Revolution Be Televised? That depends. Will we have water? Electricity? Who will revolt and over what? The Detroit Rebellion of 1967. In the course of five days, 43 were killed, 33 black and 10 white. 1,189 were injured and 7,200 people arrested. National Guardsmen fired over 150,000 bullets during the riot. This post […]

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They Can’t Control the Gaza Narrative Because Too Much Has Been Seen

They Can’t Control the Gaza Narrative Because Too Much Has Been Seen A lot of mainstream-adjacent progressives act like Gaza is some radical deviation from normal US behavior, which is infantile nonsense. The US inflicts similar horrors on the world all the time; the only major difference is (A) this one’s being live-streamed and (B) […]

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How Might We Undermine the PMC?

How Might We Undermine the PMC? Fourteen years ago, I wrote a very long article that became the lion’s share of Chapter Two of Keith Farnish’s book Underminers. My article was about the Tools of Disconnection — the cultural mechanisms by which we became disconnected from each other and the more-than-human world, and hence willing and able […]

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Weekend reads: Slowing down the news

Weekend reads: Slowing down the news A Q&A with Jeremy Klaszus, founder of the Calgary outlet The Sprawl Photo credit: Gavin John At Lean Out, we often write about what’s not working in Canadian media — but we also want to highlight what is working, particularly when it comes to local news. As such, we have an […]

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Managing Chaos: Adventures in Alternative Media. Greg Guma

Managing Chaos: Adventures in Alternative Media. Greg Guma An eye-witness account that explores the unique, tumultuous history of Pacifica radio and alternative media in America. After an eclectic career, Greg Guma discusses the evolution of radio and television, the impacts of concentrated media ownership, the rise of the alternative press, his own work in Vermont — before […]

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