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Renegade Predictions

[embedded content] Ross [00:00:29] Welcome to Renegade Inc. On this programme, we talk with some of our Renegade Inc. friends and ask them about what surprised them over the last year and, as importantly, what they foresee happening in 2022. Strap in, it’s about to get interesting. Ross [00:00:48] Dr Ashley Frawley, wonderful to have you back on the programme. Ashley Frawley [00:00:51] Thank you so much for having me. Ross [00:00:53] Ashley, tell us what shocked you in...

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The Ripple of Invasion

[embedded content] The west’s massive sanctions war against Russia is having a profound impact on the global economy. Instead of just punishing Russian citizens, consumers in the west and the developing world will also experience economic pain. Globalization itself is being interrupted. The Great Separation is upon us. CrossTalking with Daniel Lazare, Michael Hudson, and Brad Blankenship. Photo by Grisha Grishkoff from Pexels

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Patreons: Live Q & A this Thurs eve

A reminder that this Thurs at 5pm NY time, we have our 1st Q&A with patreons at the Patron Plus level ($9 and above). The discussion will go for 45ish minutes so save up your questions. We are now up to 113 patrons which is very much appreciated. Support my work if you can. Thank you! Photo by Amit Pal from Pexels

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The Greatest Rip-Off

[unable to retrieve full-text content]An interview with one of Australia’s most respected economists, Alan Kohler. Why are Australia’s house prices almost double the US’s? With detail on geo-political issues re Belt n Road. Photo by Charles Parker from Pexels The post The Greatest Rip-Off first appeared on Michael Hudson.

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The Neoliberal Exploitation Under a Super-Imperialism Lense

[embedded content] An interview on The Zero Hour to discuss the newly-released third edition of the 1971 book, Super-Imperialism: The Economic Strategy of American Empire. ESKOW: … The premise of your book, which has just been reissued, is something that I think a lot of people nebulously grasp parts of but don’t have a firm fix on. I think people, particularly people who would watch a program like this, understand that there is a deep and a symbiotic relationship between...

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