‘My Dad’s Got a Tinfoil Hat’ is a guide to questioning the official story and exploring the truth behind various aspects of the agenda society is currently being faced with. It discusses a small group of powerful people and organisations, including the World Economic Forum, the World Health Organisation, the IMF and the Bilderberg Group, Read more

Douglas went on to propose that the production/consumption gap should be filled by distribution of a cash stipend called a National Dividend, which would actually be the proper share of individuals in the bounty of the nation’s economy and resources. I believe that Douglas’s ideas merge with those of a basic income guarantee as a Read more

From macro to micro, public to private, the pattern is the same: policy increasingly operates through conditional settlement rather than democratic deliberation. If you lack the right attestation, the transaction doesn’t clear. No compliant credential, no access to markets, services, or money itself. This machine works through seven infrastructure layers — seven ‘rails’ (R) — that together Read more

Presently, as we well know, families are divided. People are experiencing a kind of isolation, perhaps not physically, but in spirit and mind. This has been made to happen through the dark magic of false news and narrative. This alone has been a great crime against humanity. The tactical purposes are many: to confuse and Read more

In Part 1, I explained that the next financial crisis will be bailed out not with central bank money creation but with our stocks, bonds and bank balances.In Part 2, I explained the multi-year quiet regulatory changes that dispossessed us of our property.In Part 3, I explain David Rogers Webb’s conclusion that a massive financial Read more

In his book, “Princes of the Yen,” Werner describes how there’s a small group of insiders inside the central bank, running the whole show. While they direct the media’s attention to interest rates, that’s a bit of a decoy. They’re not focused on the price of money but rather the quantity of money, measured in Read more

Suppose, suppose, that the people demanded of their elected representatives, we want the social security of having a retirement that we can look forward to after we reach age 65 or 66 or 67. We want to live in a society that honors a lifetime of work by not making you destitute when you’re old. Read more

Fiat currencies — those unmoored from tangible assets like gold or silver — are the financial equivalent of castles built on sand. History repeatedly tells us that no purely fiat currency has ever stood the test of time for more than a century. Every fiat currency that has relied solely on the decree of its Read more