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Global Poverty in the 20th Century Resembles Today’s Economic Depression
Introduction The onslaught of America’s war is occurring at the height of a global economic depression marked by the downfall of State institutions, mounting unemployment, the collapse in living standards in all major regions of the World, including Western Europe and North America and the outbreak of famines over large areas. This depression is far Read full article...
Brazil is today as neoliberal as 10 years ago
Replicating Argentina, Brazil’s Macro-economic Policy under the Control of Wall Street creditors The inauguration of Luis Ignacio da Silva (Lula) to the presidency of Brazil is historically significant, because millions of Brazilians saw in the Workers Party (Partido dos Trabalhadores), a genuine political and economic alternative to the dominant (neoliberal) “free market” agenda. Lula’s election Read full article...
Physics proves existence of centralized global control network
Forget the word conspiracy when it comes to explaining how globalization or centralized control turns the world into an extremely unstable environment where centralized management is possible, and where a sneeze from one of the controllers will end up shaking half of the world. Furthermore, forget about the “conspiracy theory” and “conspiracy theorist” labels to Read full article...
Globalism Pushing Middle Class Standard of Living Down…
…to Third World Levels The Economic Collapse February 28, 2011 From now on, whenever you hear the term “the global economy” you should immediately equate it with the destruction of the U.S. middle class. Over the past several decades, the American economy has been slowly but surely merged into the emerging one world economic system. Read full article...
The Historical Framework of Globalization
by Dr. James Polk Our era is largely defined by two highly interlinked concepts: globalization and the so-called “war on terrorism.” As geopolitical-economic operatives, both concepts complement each other as significant means to specific ends; both shape important aspects of our daily lives and determine form and content of much that passes for public discourse. Read full article...
North American Union 101
Call it What You Want. If Everything Goes Business as Usual, Mexico, Canada and the United States Will Become One By Luis R. Miranda The Real Agenda May 5, 2010 Rome was not built in one day. In order to become the Empire it was, Rome went through years and years of progress until it Read full article...
