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The Lobbyist, Patrick Moore, Claims Monsanto’s Roundup Is Safe To Drink, Freaks Out When Offered A Glass

Dr Patrick Moore, the climate change denier and corporate stooge, said Monsanto's Round Up was safe to drink, but the interviewer had some Round Up and offered him a glass, but he refused to drink any. He then walks out calling the interviewer a complete jerk. [embedded content] In the video below, Potholer54 completely demolishes Patrick Moore's arguments. You have to wonder why did Patrick Moore, who is a scientist, had to omit so many facts to make his ideas seem plausible?Also, Patrick...

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Robert Hockett – The Green New Deal: How We Will Pay For It Isn’t ‘A Thing’ – And Inflation Isn’t Either

If the government issues interest-bearing bonds to wealthy institutions to take money out of circulation to control inflation, then why not allow the general public to deposit their savings at the central bank in interest-bearing accounts as another way to control inflation? This would compete with the private banks, but would this be a bad thing?The rest of the article is very MMT in all but name, and describes how the New Green Deal can be paid for while keeping inflation in check. A final...

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Clint Ballinger — 1000 Castaways, Chapter 1: System One

"A FLEET OF A THOUSAND COLONISTS are blown off course for weeks by a series of violent cyclones, eventually crashing onto the reefs of a large uncharted island. All of their ships and provisions are lost to sea. They wash ashore, all surviving the stormy night. As morning breaks they begin their search for water and possible food sources."The survivors struggle in this foreign land at first. They collect crabs at the rocky tideline, forage along the dense forest-edge, and weave simple palm...

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Richard Murphy — Why Bill Mitchell is simply wrong on modern monetary theory and imports and exports

The simple fact is that imports are real benefits, meaning real goods, for the importer and exports are real costs for the exporter, who exchanges real goods for financial goods ("money").That is to say, one party to the exchange obtains real resources in exchange for monetary payment. This implies that the party accepting the payment desires to save, however, temporarily in the currency in which the real goods are priced.Nothing else is claimed in saying that imports are real benefits and...

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Jonathan Pie Back to the Studio – Straight White Male Privilege

This seems fitting at the moment, especially as identity politics is being so hotly debated right now.I had to check to see if Jonathon Pie had not moved to the right, but he's still a Jeremy Corbyn supporter, and this is what makes this video unique, because he's on the left.The BBC removed this segment from their broadcasts.  It's a shame, though, that he has fallen for the Putin - Russia-gate myth, so I might have to post him some videos. I will have to see if he has an email address.The...

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