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  • Does man need to be governed?

    By Nico Cost written for GlobalSouth

    In a family with father, mother and children, no one is really in charge and yet things generally run smoothly. There are some household rules and the parents who are wiser have consulted on them and explain them during parenting. Bureaucracy is absent and pleasant coexistence unfolds in a practical… Continue reading

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  • Pepe Escobar

    Pepe Escobar created this video as a result of Michael Hudson’s plea: The Need for a New Political Vocabulary.

    Yes, it is in Portugese but the english subtitles are coming across quite understandably. Here is how to set the sub-titles to English:

    Click on the gear sign at the bottom of the video
    Click on subtitles… Continue reading

  • No, it is not money

    This is a reaction article to Peter Koenig’s article,Digital Money and Human Enslavement. To answer this and to get by the wailing that digital money is going to get us all killed or enslaved or something, one first has to ask, What is Money?

    This short history will soon explain that money is an exchange… Continue reading

  • Venezuela: 2 weeks to elections

    Brian Mier, a journalist that I respect and usually reports from Brazil, is on the ground to comment for TeleSur.

    The US has been waging a hybrid war against Venezuela for 25 years, so analysts warn against reading too much into the return of dialogue between the Biden and Maduro administrations. My story @telesurenglish pic.twitter.com/HTNty0P1SL— BrianMier… Continue reading

  • From Auschwitz to Gaza

    If one reads the entire translated transcribed text of Himmler’s speech carefully or listens to it, the thought might suddenly occur to one that history is repeating itself in today’s political arenas.

    By Taro von Nasenburg at Al Mayadeen.
    The Israelis and their accomplices will have to bear the eternal stain called Gaza, just as the Germans… Continue reading

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  • Site Notes – Merch

    Bringing this forward for another few days.  Middle of next week we can start working with these.  Thank-You!

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    When I started the site, I was keen to do a range of merch but it did not work out that way.

    Now the people have volunteered and there even is a group that wants to do this together.… Continue reading

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  • Kishore Mahbubani

    Former President of the UNSC and celebrated Singaporean diplomat and scholar explains in very simple, honest terms the greatest global competition in the human history: China and the USA, saying America believes it must cause the “Soviet-style” collapse of the prior within the next ten years, in order to continue to dominate the world’s natural… Continue reading

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  • Daily Chronicles – Previous

    Featured Image:  This is my most favorite African wild animal and is not apropos of anything, except beauty.  I have seen these in the wild.  They are stunning.

    “We’ve got a genocidal empire to bring down and a multipolar world to build in an atmosphere of schizophrenia, ignorance, unawareness, confusion, greed, anger, jealousy, arrogance and NATO.” … Continue reading

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  • Michael Hudson & Radhika Desai

    NATO vs voters: How the West’s warmongering threatens democracy and the Global Majority
    In response to the NATO summit in Washington, political economists Radhika Desai and Michael Hudson discuss how Western governments are losing elections and ignoring their own people in order to expand the proxy war against Russia in Ukraine and beyond, while seeking to… Continue reading

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  • Fifty non-fiction books about China

    Abstract: This is a comprehensive and detailed review of 50 of the most relevant books about China by a dozen of the most experienced China experts.

    Frans Vandenbosch 方腾波 08.07.2024

    Not all recent, famous books about China are written with honest, veracious intentions.
    A brief historic overview of Chinese literature
    The Classics

    Ancient Chinese literature starts with the Yi Jing… Continue reading

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  • The Yemen–Russia riddle

    Sanaa is eagerly engaging with Moscow in a bid to expand its astounding military gains into both the economic and diplomatic realms. While trade with Russia may be integral to blunting the effects of the siege of Yemen, Sanaa also views membership in the BRICS as a ‘golden opportunity’ to establish lasting Persian Gulf security.

    By… Continue reading

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