If you would like to donate to support the press conference and ongoing litigation Click here. I am trying to raise funds to recoup the cost of the trip and the loss of work for the week. If you would like to donate, I set up a GiveSendGo, or you can donate through Ko-Fi. Donations …[continue reading]
We’re in a time of revelations, where we’ve uncovered a lot of bad news, which can be demoralizing. So it’s good to keep sight of the great things that lie on the other side of this war, such as the declassification of advanced (or ancient?) technologies, like those that can harness the telluric current of …[continue reading]
Some Future Day podcast – Episode 68: John Perkins, Economic Hit Man | Marc Beckman John Perkins is THE economic hitman. A conman. Perkins arranged meetings with world leaders specifically to create debt traps. Death economies. When the world leaders failed to comply, it was made clear that Perkins had serious force behind him. He …[continue reading]
In the first episode of Radical Thinking, a new series from the Guardian, senior economics commentator Aditya Chakrabortty speaks to the former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis. In an extended interview, we hear what it was like during the Eurocrisis when he went head to head with those who wanted to stop his economic reforms. …[continue reading]
by Alex Newman, Liberty Sentinel: Why do psychopathic authoritarians keep rising to power—across centuries, civilizations, and cultures? And perhaps more importantly, why do societies continue to empower them? On this episode of Behind The Deep State, Alex Newman sits down with Dr. Joseph Sansone, author of Psychopathic Authoritarianism: A Disease of the Soul, to examine …[continue reading]
“Europe is going to take the brunt of China Shock 2.0,” warns Professor Ian Lee. He traces China’s move from low-cost consumer goods into cars, electronics and other high-value manufacturing, and explains why Europe’s productivity and competitiveness problems leave it exposed. The discussion includes US tariffs, Germany’s auto industry and Mario Draghi’s call for reform. …[continue reading]
Last month, to mark its anniversary and to acknowledge the crucial other side, Andy gave a comprehensive presentation at the Changing Times lectures entitled ‘9/11: Mysteries and Anomalies’ – and an audio version of this is now available to listen to for free. Andy says: “There are strong reasons why people with eyes to see …[continue reading]
Scientists have developed two new drug candidates for potentially treating addiction and depression, modeled on the pharmacology of a traditional African psychedelic plant medicine called ibogaine. At very low doses, these new compounds were able to blunt symptoms of both conditions in mice. The findings, published on May 2 in Cell, took inspiration from ibogaine’s …[continue reading]
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