COINCIDENTAL NEW NORMAL

The Marxist position concerning the social nature of man as opposed to the individual is fatally flawed if decency, respect, morality, and freedom are sought, regardless of the lie that Communism is for the benefit of the people. Once the individual is sacrificed and is forced to conform to the wishes of society, any system of decency breaks down. In other words, rule based on the majority position, and administered or “made to coincide with the interest (so-called) of humanity,” that referred to as the group called society, necessitates force and aggression from either societal or state enforcement, and therefore negates all that is right. There are many ways to build and control what could be classified as a proletariat society, and all of them require the elimination of the individual. Marx’s words and ‘beliefs’ bear this out in no uncertain terms. In today’s world, most all efforts to destroy independent thought, normal or considered natural behavior, tradition, family, and honest

Playing down the potential worst effects of global heating and climate breakdown is nothing less than climate appeasement. It does nothing to help spur the urgent action that is required, and by underplaying the climate threat, works – intentionally or not – to encourage a grudging and cautionary approach to emissions cuts that we simply can no longer afford. If we can encourage the green shoots and return to vigorous growth or leaders assume everything will be honky dory.    This is utter bollox .  As it is nature that will decide the outcome. It’s up to the planet to handle what we have created. International negotiations on climate change have been going on for  over 20 years.  The vast majority of governments now agree that urgent steps are needed to reduce our impact on global warming. So far, they have failed to sign up to a universal plan of action. It is now more than obvious that we humans are only capable of acting on a limited scale as individual countries and it is now alre

It all starts with the IDEA of the germ. Once people buy the idea and the story, everything follows. The planners build the story of the germ for a hundred years, so it transmits fear, and then one day they use it to spring the trap. Fake pandemic. Real slavery. The truth is, we’re far stronger than any germ or any tale about a germ. Dozing off thinking about the tale and the trap and what it’s brought to our door, I had a dream. Went something like this— “South Carolina is happy to report the stunning success of our new treatment law. As you know, three years ago, we certified a bill allowing ANY healing method to be practiced on consenting adults, for any condition, so long as that method was not destructive. The result? A flood of practitioners and patients moving to our state. Our economy has nearly tripled in size. We are awash in new prosperity…” New York: “Curfews must be more drastic. Only protesters and rioters will be permitted on streets after 2PM. We are issuing four color

The USA has a few problems, but the one on everyone’s minds right now is inflation. Rising prices mean our income buys less and our savings are losing value. Families that used to have disposable income to save or buy luxuries are now struggling to pay for essentials like housing, rent or gas. In June US inflation reached 9.1%, the highest rate since 1983. It’s fallen back slightly since then, thanks to a dip in gas prices, but it’s almost certain to climb again – and it could go a lot higher. Why Is Inflation Surging? Economists are arguing about exactly why inflation is so high right now, but most agree that several factors have combined to  push prices through the roof . Supply Chain Issues A global supply chain crisis started developing last year, in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic that affected the whole world. At the height of the pandemic, many factories were producing much less than normal or had even shut down completely. This created shortages of many goods, although t

Guest Post By  Brittany Smith  and  Joseph Wayne Smith,  Department of Psychology, University of Adelaide, South Australia I The collapse of techno-industrial civilization is likely to occur on the present business-as-usual mode of social functioning, probably by 2030, but there are scenarios where it could be before Christmas 2022, if the West and Russia slide into nuclear war; that is our position, supported here. This article is a response to Adam Van Buskirk’s paper “Collapse Won’t Reset Society” (Van Buskirk, 2022), who argues that collapse does not lead to the   Mad Max /zombie apocalypse scenario, even in the case of all-out nuclear war. We could not disagree more; hence this response. But the Van Buskirk article is typical of “normie” responses to the confrontation with civilizational collapse, so it is instructive to critique his article as a sample of a general pattern of thought. Indeed, the senior member of this duo was reminded of the famous record album cover by the Engl