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Noel Lee – Singaporean exposes CNN Chinese whistleblower torture of Uyghur prisoners in XinJiang

 The policeman being interviewed says that he defected from China because his job was to intergate innocent Uyghurs and put them in concentration camps. During the interview he is wearing his policeman suit, which he says was the one that he wore in China. So, when fleeing China - where he might never return - to go all the way to Europe, he grabbed as many possessions as he possibly could and shoved them all, along with his policeman's suit, into his suitcase. This video is my opinions and...

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China’s Central Bank Governor Vows More Fintech Crackdown — Bloomberg News

Sounds like a plan, especially now with the implosion of RE speculation. The bottom line seems to be controlling systemic risk. Second is addressing sources of economic rent extraction, monopoly in particular. It appears they have thought this through and it is not a knee-jerk reaction.Yahoo FinanceChina’s Central Bank Governor Vows More Fintech CrackdownBloomberg News

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Mint the $1 Trillion Coin to Fight Climate Change — Kate Aronoff

“If we’re actually trying to create a paradigm shift, where average people can start to understand how money works,” [Rohan] Grey added, “the coin is big enough and loud enough and shocking enough to cut through the noise and reframe the entire debate.” The starting point for that shift, he says, is to create a widespread recognition that debt and money financing are “functionally equivalent.”...The New RepublicMint the $1 Trillion Coin to Fight Climate Change | The New RepublicKate Aronoff,...

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‘Money’ in Marx and MMT and Social Implications — Peter Cooper

For both Marx and MMTers, money is a social relationship. For Marx, the social relationship is fetishized in a commodity for reasons that stem from the nature of commodity production. Money only becomes necessary, for Marx, when it is impossible for a currency to represent social labor time directly, which is the case under commodity production in which concrete labors are converted into abstract labor (i.e. marxian value) only indirectly through the workings of the ‘law’ of value. For...

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