Corruption

Captured “scientific” discipline


23 Things They Don’t Tell You about Capitalism

Ha-Joon Chang dissects 23 mantras from the neoclassical free market priesthood with humor and intellect which is truly singular.

“Kicking Away the Ladder” was the first I read by Ha-Joon Chang, which voiced the silent fact that empires don’t play by their own rules. However, this was well before our collective and enforced education in economics, or rather the peculiar absence there off – so succinctly expressed by Her Majesty the Queen
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The Methodology of Economics
This Time Is Different: Eight Centuries of Financial Folly
The Best Way to Rob a Bank Is to Own One
The Price of Inequality
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Debunking Economics
Inside Job
Complex Systems 
In Growth We Trust (the simple math 1 to 8)
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It’s save or GIGO
Debt and Democracy
Captured Nobel Prize
Unpacking Mr. Global
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Jekyll Island 
People & Power
Captured Anniversary
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& the list is growing

“Mr. Global” kills with impunity, – but is this The Coming Revolt of the Guards?

Are We At Risk From The Epic Quest?

 

The Prize (Part 1 of 8)

Adapted from Daniel Yergin’s book “The PRIZE: Epic Quest for Oil, Money and Power”
& (2011) –  The Quest: Energy, Security, and the Remaking of the Modern World 
Conversations with History
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Turning a Resource Curse Into a Blessing

Regulating the Poor and Deregulating the Rich

 

Why the Olympics Aren’t Good for Us

No More Rabbits

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A Global Perfect Storm

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Barkley’s, supposedly the largest of “super-entities” in the world, gets it’s CEO fired by King, the invisible central bank cartel (Amschel Moses of Bankfurt would smile), – no drivel about shareholders there.

But banks have to be private, proving the Religious Credo, a “Cato” mayor has succeeded in providing Californians with free Tb, and others like him, the rest of the country with a rotting infrastructure, including no electricity.

It’s not the money, it’s the credit, stupid.

Web of Debt
Lula’s Bank
A Global Perfect Storm
Psychopathy

Playing the Masses

 

“Fearful people are more dependent, more easily manipulated and controlled, more susceptible to deceptively simple, strong, tough measures and hard-line postures. … They may accept and even welcome repression if it promises to relieve their insecurities.” -George Gerbner

“Nothing to Tell but a lot to Sell”:

Occasionally programs like “The Mean World Syndrome” slip under the cultivation radar, interrupting our daily feed of glorified violence-pornography.

Giving up our money, freedoms and civil-rights in return for “safety” is in everyones interest, – right? Segregation from perceived danger and each other in gated communities is the optimal token of success?

Let the security services, preferably private, military, police, prison industry, lawyers, and strong political leaders take care of the problem?

The Armed Madhouse does have a dire need for enemies, preferably those who can’t fight back, to wage its endless and profitable wars.

George Gerbner
The Man Who Counts the Killing
Alex Carey
Taking the Risk Out of Democracy
Edward Bernays
The Spectre of Freud’s Nephew
mediaed.org
Who Owns the Media?
Arms industry
Selling the wars
Buying the War
Manufacturing Consent
Synthetically manufactured fear

Legalization of Obscenity


In recent years there has been a review of current legislation on animal protection and many had hoped that the revised laws would prevent painful and brutal treatment of animals, however the reverse is true.

The money powers have succeeded in reducing the protection in the new law in a shameful manner. Captured governance is everywhere and “Monsanto” type farming practices are passed as acceptable.

How would Jamie Oliver like to save his bacon, – with or without anesthetic?

Torturing animals for profit is an obscenity. Legal scholars are even exploring the possibility of including “obscenity” as a last defense when technicalities to not suffice.

Lögleiðing siðleysis (is)
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Luc Saucier

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