Khan warned that enabling protectionism for tech monopolies wouldn’t just hurt all of us, it would hurt them too. Now they’re getting wiped out. Ryan Grim and Waqas Ahmed Jan 27, 2025 U.S. tech stocks are plummeting as China looks to be exposing American companies involved in AI […]
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By Cake Boy In the last ten years, we saw a return of the mutualist movement under the control of C4SS. The aim of the mutualists was to build a new society in the shell of the old. They propagated homesteading, squatting, and radical free markets, what they […]
18 January, 2025 Bryan Mercadente Title: The Great Taking Author: David Rogers Webb Publisher: Self-published, 2023 ISBN: Not listed David Rogers Webb’s The Great Taking offers a critical look at the changes in financial systems and property ownership. Webb argues that the shift from tangible ownership to electronic […]
ByThomas Barrabi and Ariel Zilber Published Jan. 27, 2025 Updated Jan. 27, 2025, 6:40 p.m. ET Major US tech stocks — including Nvidia, Microsoft and Tesla — suffered a stunning $1 trillion rout on Monday as fears over an advanced Chinese artificial intelligence model triggered hysteria from Wall Street to […]
Charles Hugh Smith discusses civilization’s crumbling status quo and the hydrocarbon industrial age or current world system which some view as superabundant due to technology while others question whether we’ve used up the easy energy and are facing resource constraints. He comments on cycles, empire, financialization, consumption, true […]
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Michael Hudson • January 25, 2025 The Road to Chaos The 1940s saw a series of movies with Bing Crosby and Bob Hope, starting with the Road to Singapore in 1940. The plot was always similar. Bing and Bob, two fast-talking con men or song-and-dance partners, would find themselves […]
I’m Done Assembling A Team Apoc Jan 25, 2025 My Communism Turned Dirtbag I finished Hillbilly Elegy in one day. The last book I couldn’t put down? “Revolutionary Suicide,” by Huey P. Newton. Whoops! Forgot, I’m like, so Alt-right, totally! Well, it’s time for me to come out […]
Oligarchs Rule OK? The influence of the wealthy in politics is nothing new, and certainly not just in the United States of America.In Russia, with the collapse of the Soviet Union, Communist Party bureaucrats and industry and factory managers converted themselves into highly rich oligarchs by buying up […]
“Capitalism is predicated on atomized individuals, democracy on shared publics,” writes Trevor Jackson in the Review’s January 16 issue. Reviewing Martin Wolf’s The Crisis of Democratic Capitalism, Jackson examines capitalist democracies past and present to find where the economic system of capitalism and the political system of democracy have aligned and […]
Javier Milei, Argentina’s President, has been leading the country for a year now. So, let’s review what he has been able to accomplish in that time.
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The Trump Memecoin’s ‘Money-Grab’ Economics Joel Khalili When he launched his own cryptocurrency, Donald Trump produced unimaginable wealth from thin air. But it will come at a cost to someone. READ TikTok Is Already Back Online Zoë Schiffer Less than 24 hours after the app went dark, TikTok […]
By Cake Boy In this text, I want to take a look at political theory in a way that is as realistic as possible. Political theory fascinates me (don’t ask me why), and I want to try to impact it. Today, let’s look at anarchism again. When we […]
We are thrilled to share the replay of Democracy at Work and The Left Forum’s special live, in-person Global Capitalism event, held this past Saturday at Women Building Up (WBU). Professor Wolff gave his thoughts and analysis on what the new Trump Presidency means and how we may […]
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By Joel Kotkin January 6, 2025/in Urban Affairs Money and power have rarely been strangers; often nations are made to shudder when the ruling elites battle each other. Britain’s late empire was divided between liberal manufacturers and aristocratic interests, whose conflicts hastened the rise of the Labour Party […]
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winter oak Read on blog or Reader The US admiral in the globalist axis of evil By winter oak on January 22, 2025 by Paul Cudenec James Stavridis, chairman of the Rockefeller Foundation’s board of trustees, projects a wholesome and all-American image for the organisation, with his impressive list of […]
TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2025 There is in most Americans some spark of idealism, which can be fanned into a flame. It takes sometimes a divining rod to find what it is; but when found, and that means often, when disclosed to the owners, the results are often extraordinary. […]
On hypernormalisation and elite failure The Honest Sorcerer Dec 15, 2024 Perestroika (reformation). USSR Post (scanned). Source We are in the accelerating phase of civilizational collapse. I know it’s not one of those hopeful messages out there, but expecting a miraculous change driven by the “democratic process” or […]
The Honest Sorcerer Jan 19, 2025 Sun. Image source: NASA Tomorrow is the big day. The inauguration of the 47th president of the United States will take place on the 20th of January inside the United States Capitol rotunda in Washington, DC. No matter how important and consequential […]
Richard D. Wolff is an American economist and professor emeritus at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. He is known for his critiques of economic inequality and his advocacy for worker cooperatives as a way to empower individuals and address systemic issues within the economy. Through his books, lectures, […]
Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Watch now Elon Unmusked Roundtable Discussion (2023) The Corbett Report Jan 18 READ IN APP SHOW NOTES AND COMMENTS: https://corbettreport.com/elon-unmusked/ FROM 2023: Derrick Broze of The Conscious Resistance hosts journalists/researchers Whitney Webb, James Corbett, Jason Bermas, and Ryan Cristián to discuss […]
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Inauguration day is Monday. The 47th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump, will swear the oath of office. Which raises the question… How will the Trump administration handle the issues of inflation, healthcare, or foreign wars? These are pressing issues, and the liberty of all Americans […]
Brent Cebul Bidenomics: Farewell to an Idea? Joe Biden pursued as transparently assertive an industrial policy as any since the mobilization for World War II. Why did it fail to win over voters? Andrew Katzenstein ‘Haunted, Haunted’ The characters in Mike Leigh’s new feature, anchored by a […]
winter oak Read on blog or Reader The truth about Davos By winter oak on January 17, 2025 by Paul Cudenec Monday January 20 sees the start of the World Economic Forum’s 2025 meeting at Davos, Switzerland. This year’s title is “Collaboration for the Intelligent Age” and the WEF says […]
MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 2025 The market economy involves peaceful cooperation. It bursts asunder when the citizens turn into warriors and, instead of exchanging commodities and services, fight one another. – Ludwig von Mises, Human Action [1949] HORNBERGER’S BLOG January 13, 2025 The Importance of Acknowledging Our Serfdom My […]
View in browser | Your newsletter preferences 01.13.25 Whenever I get a new job, the first thing I do is call my dad. And the first thing he asks me is: How much are they paying you? The man’s obsession with dollars and cents is lore in the […]
By JP Cortez After a multi-year effort backed by Money Metals, the Sound Money Defense League, and other in-state allies, the Kentucky legislature approved a bill that included ending the sales tax on purchases of precious metals in 2024. However, Gov. Beshear used an unconstitutional line-item veto on […]
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Jack Kelly Senior Contributor Jack Kelly covers career growth, job market and workplace trends. As Generation X approaches the cusp of retirement age, this cohort faces a stark financial reality that sharply contrasts with their reputation for independence and resourcefulness. Despite being known for their adaptability and pragmatic […]
By JP Cortez Lawmakers in Wyoming have introduced legislation today to create the “Wyoming Gold Reserve.” Introduced by sound money champion Senator Bob Ide (R-Casper), Senate File 96 amends and further implements the Wyoming Legal Tender Act, a popular 2018 law that had removed all tax liability from gold and silver […]
By JP Cortez Virginia currently exempts precious metals purchases from state sales tax, however this exemption is set to expire in June of this year. House Bill 2336 aims to extend the current law on gold and silver. Introduced by 2022’s “Sound Money Legislator of the Year” Del. […]
by James Doone Arktos Journal Jan 08, 2025 The city of Magnitogorsk James Doone discusses the brutal shift from the medieval world of faith and craft to the cold, choking smog of industrial modernity, drawing on Solzhenitsyn’s scathing critique of Stalin’s USSR, where the iron grip of industrialization […]
by Alexander Markovics Arktos Journal Jan 08, 2025 Alexander Markovics argues that Trump’s resurgence represents a revolutionary transformation in the American zeitgeist, driven by a populist-futuristic nationalism that seeks to replace the liberal-globalist establishment with a new cadre of strong leaders, visionary innovators, and patriotic trailblazers. Trump’s Election […]
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This will be the first roundtable of the New Year, and it will be a real banger. I will be joined by Keith, Logos, and Florian to discuss how language hides social relations and protects economic inequality. Towards a new class consciousness on the right!
We have all heard ad nauseam that socialism is against human nature, I think it is about time to put the shoe on the other foot. The Bible, Aristotle, and Thomas Carlyle will provide us with the tools to pierce the veil of the Cash Nexus. Tl;dr Man […]
By Joel Kotkin December 23, 2024/in Politics The US is increasingly a country ruled by oligarchs who pour cascading levels of funds into the competing parties. In 2024, election spending was two-to-three times what it was two decades ago in real terms. To see historic parallels, you […]
Down with Al Gore once and for all! The case for a rational energy policy. By Michael Lind, Tablet, December 17, 2024 If progressives are to be believed, the world is facing a “climate emergency” that requires the rapid elimination of fossil fuels and massive, never-ending taxpayer subsidies […]
Richard D. Wolff is an American economist and professor emeritus at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. He is known for his critiques of economic inequality and his advocacy for worker cooperatives as a way to empower individuals and address systemic issues within the economy. Through his books, lectures, […]
Ka (Jessica) Burbank Dec 31, 2024 Workers advocate for $20 an hour minimum wage. November 1, 2022. Photo by Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images. In September 2023, California passed a law to bring fast food workers’ minimum wage up from $16 to $20 an hour. A […]
The right needs to stop mindlessly defending the merchant class
winter oak Read on blog or Reader Keeping it in the deep-state family By winter oak on December 30, 2024 by Paul Cudenec It is obviously important for maintenance of the “Rockefeller” façade to have at least one person bearing the family name on the Foundation’s board of trustees. That […]
Caitlin Johnstone Dec 30, 2024 Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley): The IDF has built a beachside resort on the coast of northern Gaza where its soldiers can take a break from committing genocide to relax, get massages, drink iced coffee, and eat […]
The immigration debate; how big government created Silicon Valley; and what to do with the tech bros Keith Woods Dec 29, 2024 My book Nationalism: The Politics of Identity is now available on Amazon. If you enjoy my writings, please consider purchasing it and leaving a positive review. […]
By Marianne Williamson On February 1st the 448 members of the Democratic National Committee will vote on their next Party Chairman. Democrats having lost the White House, and the House, and the Senate, all hopes now rest on the DNC to create a path forward for success in […]
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