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Society unraveling

Police brutality pushes America over the edge and ignites chaos. Society in breakdown. The world is watching. Trade and invest using the concepts and understandings of MMT. Get a 30-day free trial to MMT Trader. https://www.pitbulleconomics.com/mmt-trader/?s2-ssl=yes/

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Lawyers of George Floyd Family to Open UN Human Rights Case, Seek Sanctions Against US — Raul Dieg

Lee Merritt and Benjamin Crump, attorneys for the families of the three victims of police brutality mentioned above, have announced that they intend to bring a case before the United Nation Human Rights Committee on behalf of their clients and seek sanctions against the United States for violating the human rights of African Americans. Should they be successful in this legal endeavor, it would be almost unprecedented and significant. But certainly not new. Other minority groups have...

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Police Act Like Laws Don’t Apply to Them Because of ‘Qualified Immunity.’ They’re Right — Patrick Jaicomo

Something you should be aware of if you aren't already. Qualified immunity from legal accountability and redress. Blank check. Things like this reveal how and why the system cannot be reformed but rather must be entirely redesigned and restructured. Anti-EmpirePolice Act Like Laws Don’t Apply to Them Because of ‘Qualified Immunity.’ They’re RightPatrick Jaicomo

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Scientist posits ‘wild’ hypothesis that cross immunity could slow pandemic

WHO expresses caution on whether there may be protection from prior exposure to some cold viruses; scientists examine if some people are more vulnerable to infection than others The conspiracists are saying that C19 is not particularly harmful to the vast majority of people, and if their figures are correct, could this explain the mystery of why C19 didn't do as much harm as the scientists expected. It is only an hypotheses, and more research is needed.If this turns out to be the case, we...

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George Szamuely on the US riots.

Russia is getting blamed for the US riots, rather than the US economic and political failed policies.I read an article yesterday about GMOs, which said that Russia had spread conspiracy theories about their dangers. These conspiracy theories are getting out of hand. Although GMOs do appear to be safe. [embedded content]

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Southfront — CNN Pushes ‘Russian Meddling’ Version In Its Coverage Of Minneapolis Riots

Finally, CNN found whom to blame for the recent spike of violence in the United States. It’s the ‘Russian trace’ that, according to CNN, should be checked in the case of Minneapolis riots. Donald Trump calls it "fake news" on Twitter.Meanwhile the wheels aren't just falling off, they are being burned up. SouthfrontCNN Pushes ‘Russian Meddling’ Version In Its Coverage Of Minneapolis Riots

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John Maynard Keynes: How Much Does Finance Matter? Brad DeLong

Keeper Keynes quote anticipating the fundamental assumption of MMT that the only actual constraint is real resources, which is the foundation of Stephanie Kelton's new book, The Deficit Myth (available June 9). Professor DeLong does not state this explicitly, but we can probably assume that this post is not a coincidence and it is as close as he wants to get. Anyway, Keynes make the point that so-called affordability is a non-issue.  Austerity in the name of fiscal responsibility is a...

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