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 … [Read more...] about Jeffrey Tucker on the computer model origins of the Covid-19 saga
Economics
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 … [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 … [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 … [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 … [Read more...] about The amazing Free Market – with Professor Walter Block
Strong Price Outlook in Precious Metals Resuming
The outlook for gold and silver bullion prices has again turned to strong. Several significant factors are increasingly working in favour of precious metals as an investment. The great sell-off triggered in late-summer of 2011 by … [Read more...] about Strong Price Outlook in Precious Metals Resuming
The Moral case for Fossil Fuel Energy – with Don Watkins
These days it is hard to find anyone who is prepared to admit they are a fan of using fossil fuel energy. So deeply entrenched is the false idea that CO2 is the great evil and that the planet will be destroyed unless we all switch to renewables. No … [Read more...] about The Moral case for Fossil Fuel Energy – with Don Watkins
Where next for cryptocurrency? – with Ashley Pugh
What is a cryptocurrency? Why should we care about this new digital form of money? Isn't Bitcoin dead and gone? Do we really need to educate ourselves about this technology now that the price has fallen so low? The answer to all these questions and … [Read more...] about Where next for cryptocurrency? – with Ashley Pugh
Is money really the root of all evil?
The idea that money is the root of all evil or its variant "The love of money is the root of all evil" are a moral assumption many of us have grown up with. It is embedded deep within the mainstream view that most people have absorbed and hold as … [Read more...] about Is money really the root of all evil?
What are Rights? Where do they come from? And why do we need them?
Do you want to be free and live in a moral society that supports human flourishing? If so, you must understand the concept of rights and be able to defend the idea in conversation. Similarly, do you value all the wonderful technological products that … [Read more...] about What are Rights? Where do they come from? And why do we need them?