The West is in decline. Its strengths have been transformed into weakness due to excess tolerance, open borders, bringing in masses of those with destructive attitudes, cultures and vicious ideologies. And help from the enemy within. Continue reading The decline of the West: and then there were none
The entire illegals fiasco showcases the expenditure of national and public resources on anyone except the people who help built those resources in Britain. Finally, the British are aware of the nightmare they are in. Continue reading The economy of violence (reprised): waste, expenditure, and the invasion of Britain
by Sanjay Perera Woman, eternally, /shows us the way. — Faust, Goethe Supposing truth is a woman — what then? — Beyond good and evil, Nietzsche A. Introduction It may still seem novel to some that what they have been … Continue reading The economic unconscious
by Sanjay Perera ‘They’re waiting patiently, like the long-suffering lot they are, in the firm conviction that someone has conned them. They are waiting, belly to the ground, like cats at pig-killing time, hoping for scraps. They are like servants … Continue reading A theory of economic violence
by John Bellamy Foster and Brett Clark Capitalism today is caught in a seemingly endless crisis, with economic stagnation and upheaval circling the globe.1 But while the world has been fixated on the economic problem, global environmental conditions have been rapidly worsening, confronting humanity with its ultimate crisis: one of long-term survival. The common source of both of these crises resides in the process of capital accumulation. Likewise the common solution is to be sought in a “revolutionary reconstitution of society at large,” going beyond the regime of capital.2 It is still possible for humanity to avert what economist Robert … Continue reading The planetary emergency
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