Short and surprisingly accurate and positive.The Yellow HammerDr. Daniel Sutter: Can Uncle Sam afford any amount of spending?Daniel Sutter is the Charles G. Koch Professor of Economics with the Manuel H. Johnson Center for Political Economy at Troy University and host of Econversations on TrojanVision.
Read More »The coin that could avert a federal debt default — Felix Salmon
Skimpy article and non-committal.But a positive thing is that a lot of people are coming to understand more about how the monetary system works as a ledger system. The bottom line is that while taxes and debt-issuance "fund" government spending in an accounting sense, they do not "pay for" spending when the government is sovereign in its currency and issues the currency through an institutional process. Where "the coin" fails is potentially confusing the coin as a money thing (token) for...
Read More »MAGA-nomics
Revealing video of current economic thinking of “stagflation!” on the MAGA right GOP… you have Harvard art degree Navarro with Georgetown art degree Cortez and Virginia Tech Harvard MBA Bannon here all trying to figure it out…And everyone seems positioned for it they have sold off growth and are bearish bonds…. That would be the typical “stagflation!” trades…
Read More »Another one busted…
Someone with the Democrats is going thru these guys financial disclosures and dropping these stories into the press… these 3 have been outspoken critics of the current Fed policy of “providing accommodation” via asset purchases and zero interest rate… they all want to “taper!” sooner rather than later…So these guys are going to get thrown out and the Fed is going to get re-staffed with new Democrat oriented people…. It was Trump who first politicized the Fed now Dems are just following suit...
Read More »Zero Hedge — Iran Says “War With Israel Has Already Begun” Amid Fresh Covert Attacks
Ominous.Zero HedgeIran Says "War With Israel Has Already Begun" Amid Fresh Covert AttacksTyler Durden
Read More »The Technology Of Sacrifice — Andrei Martyanov
Production as the basis of economics. Reminiscence of the FutureThe Technology Of SacrificeAndrei Martyanov, expert on military science especially naval and aerospace. Martyanov was born in Baku, USSR in 1963. He graduated from the Kirov Naval Red Banner Academy and served as an officer on the ships and staff position of Soviet Coast Guard through 1990. He took part in the events in the Caucasus which led to the collapse of the Soviet Union. In mid-1990s he moved to the United States where...
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Main Street in Kinsale, an historic port and fishing town in County Cork.
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20 Animal Bands That Look Like They Are About To Drop The Hottest Albums EverWe don’t think it’s a coincidence. These animals totally knew they were posing for their hotly anticipated album covers. These pics are just too perfect for it to have happened purely by chance…Black Pigeon Debut album: Ain't Ever Gonna Stop Tapping Maureen and the Meat Packers Ain't No Tree High Enough Fun Boy Six Sub Zero The Getaways Pet SoundsMore here 20 Animal Bands That Look Like They Are About To Drop The...
Read More »New Poll: US Is More Divided Than Before, as Almost Half of Americans Think ‘It’s Time to Split’ — Kirill Kurevlev
The headline is a lit of an overstatement but the post still interesting politically and demographically. The poll was conducted by the University of Virginia’s Center for Politics, which in partnership with Project Home Fire think tank analyzed online responses to over 300 questions encompassing social, political, and psychological themes from more than a thousand political opponents from each camp.According to the poll, over half of all ex-President Donald Trump supporters "somewhat agree"...
Read More »The Corporations Are The Government: Notes From The Edge Of The Narrative Matrix — Caitlin Johnstone
Another righteous rant. Caitlin Johnstone is on a roll.CaitlinJohnstone.comThe Corporations Are The Government: Notes From The Edge Of The Narrative MatrixCaitlin Johnstone
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