John D Rockefeller is often quoted as saying that competition is a sin. But is it? Alfie Kohn, American author and lecturer, also tries to make a case against competition in his book 'No Contest', and some of his Youtube videos. When I heard about this, I decided to look into the issue, and see if it had any … [Read more...] about Is competition really a sin?
Economics
Unveiling the Abiogenic Oil Theory – Earth’s Infinite Fuel Reserves
This post was written by guest writer, Loosetooth. The abiogenic oil theory challenges the conventional belief that petroleum and hydrocarbon fuels primarily originate from the decomposition of ancient organic matter (biotic theory). Instead, it suggests that these fuels can form, or have formed, abiotically, deep … [Read more...] about Unveiling the Abiogenic Oil Theory – Earth’s Infinite Fuel Reserves
Ep 171 What is ‘The Great Reset’ and how can we oppose and defeat it? — with Shannon Rowan
The Great Reset is a proposal put forward by the World Economic Forum (WEF) to fundamentally re-structure the global economy in the light of the recent plandemic/scamdemic COVID nonsense. In reality, if you understand what it means to have a system imposed on you that insists you will have nothing, then you will be … [Read more...] about Ep 171 What is ‘The Great Reset’ and how can we oppose and defeat it? — with Shannon Rowan
The Inevitable Collapse of Global Population
Most people think that there are too many people in the world. This is not true. For the ordinary person on the street it is a un-verifiable claim, usually believed in 'because the authorities say so' or 'because I have heard everyone else say its true'. The facts of global declining birth rates tell a different … [Read more...] about The Inevitable Collapse of Global Population
Ep 142 Economic controlled demolition and the cashless society – with Rob Kirby
Rob Kirby is a financial analyst in Ontario, Canada. He has been correctly predicting and commenting on the economic situation for many years. In this weeks Podcast he shares with me his views on the on going developments of the economic event that this pandemic really is. Rob sees a hidden hand in the crypto markets … [Read more...] about Ep 142 Economic controlled demolition and the cashless society – with Rob Kirby
Ep 111: Jeffrey Tucker on the computer model origins of the Covid-19 saga
Intellectual failure is at the heart of the alleged pandemic crisis, according to Jeffrey Tucker of the American Institute for Economic Research and the Foundation for Economic Education. A preoccupation with computer modelling, as a strategy for predicting things like climate change and pandemics, has led to a tragic … [Read more...] about Ep 111: Jeffrey Tucker on the computer model origins of the Covid-19 saga
The greatest ever bailout concealed by COVID-19
According to Harley Schlanger of LarouchePAC.com we were already in the midst of the largest ever bailout of speculators the world has ever seen BEFORE the Coronavirus narrative began. He points out that the economic mayhem that will be unravelling over the coming weeks and months was always going to happen and that … [Read more...] about The greatest ever bailout concealed by COVID-19
Rob Kirby on the economic effects of lockdown
Lockdown is having very serious and longterm effects on national economies across the world. This was always inevitable and raises serious questions about why this policy would be called for. Unless, of course, it serves other agendas. The alleged science that supports the lockdown policy rests on the use of estimates … [Read more...] about Rob Kirby on the economic effects of lockdown
Pandemic: The view from outside the Matrix
The COVID-19 Pandemic has changed the world in a stroke. But what is really going on when we scratch beneath the surface of the mainstream messages delivered by the usual propaganda outlets? What has 5G got to do with the Pandemic? What has the alleged climate emergency got to do with it? What is the justification for … [Read more...] about Pandemic: The view from outside the Matrix
The amazing Free Market – with Professor Walter Block
The free market is a beautiful thing. The voluntary actions of individuals exchanging value for value according to mutual consent benefits all parties. Yet these days the myth is perpetuated that the free market is somehow harmful or to be feared. It will either destroy the environment or cause all manner of social … [Read more...] about The amazing Free Market – with Professor Walter Block