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Bill Mitchell — IMF Euro hitman in denial of the reality that the monetary union has become

The IMF hitman in Europe, one Poul Thomsem recently published a European Money and Finance Forum (SUERF) Policy Note (October 2018) – A Financial Union for the Euro Area – where he basically told us that any changes that the IMF will allow to occur in the Eurozone architecture will be minimal and will not stop Member States “from being forced to undertake large pro-cyclical fiscal adjustments when the next shock or major downturn hits”. The term “large pro-cyclical fiscal adjustments” means...

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Links — 2 Dec 2018

Sputnik InternationalGerman Police Shut Down Concert Due to Mass Nazi Salute Moon of AlabamaWhat Poroshenko Gets Wrong - H.W. Bush And The Ukraine TASSUkraine’s government divides country by declaring martial law, Putin says TASSRussian Defense Ministry: NATO deploys troops along Russian border under drills' guise SouthFrontUS MILITARY CONTRACTOR IS HIRING PERSONNEL TO SUPPORT CLASSIFIED ‘CONTINGENCY OPERATIONS’ IN UKRAINE The DuranDonbass prepares for renewed assault as Ukrainian...

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Craig Murray — Nationalisation Without Compensation

What the Labour Party should be going for?What Craig Murray is addressing, without being explicit about it, is the theory of natural property rights based on John Locke's just-so story about mixing labor with land to acquire a natural right through use. This is based on a narrative that is unhistorical, on one hand, and on the other, it doesn't justify transfer, especially through inheritance. Marx gave the correct historical account based on "primitive accumulation," which amounts to...

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