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RESIST THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REPRESSION! April 17, 2020 By Paul Cudenec The First Industrial Repression saw us thrown off the land, forced into crowded towns and cities, used as human fodder for the dark satanic mills of the new steam-powered capitalist world. The Second Industrial Repression electrified the rule of The Machine. New generations were born who had never tasted freedom. Their lives and their thinking were increasingly dominated by the rhythms of industrial mass production. The Third Industrial Repression heralded the arrival of computers and robots. Human beings were now expected to meekly conform to these automated norms and functions. And now we face the onset of the Fourth Industrial Repression ( 4IR ), the most deathly repression of them all… T The  4IR  wants to own, control and profit from everything that exists in this world. Its Internet of Things aims to create a matrix of total connectivity, of which it is the owner. You, your home,

Fact or fiction? CovidGate And The Folly Of Lockdown Nation By David Stockman We are getting sick and tired of the CNN/Cuomo Brothers inquisition and the Coviddeath Cavalcade. Their relentless, morose, partisan coverage of the coronavirus pandemic is the single greatest campaign of misinformation, disinformation, propaganda, scaremongering and elitist prattle we can recall in our entire lifetime. Indeed, Joe McCarthy’s Red Scare was a Sunday School picnic compared to CovidGate. And just as there were no commies secretly subverting America 66 years ago, there is no deathly contagion stalking the American people today and no public health emergency that remotely justifies the Lockdown Nation regime that the CNN/Cuomo Brothers and infectious disease lobby have foisted on the country with virtually no public debate or democratic accountability. By every measure, New York is the aberrant epicenter of the Covid-19 outbreak. So what you find in the New York stats has got to be def

Flight Path JAMES HOWARD KUNSTLER This age of battling narratives tends to conceal the broken consensus behind it. What’s gone is a broad social agreement that there are certain fundamental realities, and then codes of conduct that follow from them. When anything goes, don’t expect people to do the right thing, or even know what it is. The Covid-19 debacle presents just such a set of quandaries and puzzles. For many people stewing in quarantine, the virus is just another evil phantom lurking in the permanent twilight zone of television, and even there, among the familiar jabbering figments, there’s little agreement about it. The statistical projections mutate weekly.  It’s no worse than any annual flu …  It’s a savage illness that attacks every organ in the body, leaves survivors maimed, and you can even catch it again …  The lockdowns are imperative …  the lockdowns amount to economic suicide …  There’s no sorting it all out, and the uncertainty itself is intolerable. The

16 April 2020 In an interview published on the  New York Times’  website Monday, Representative from New York Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a member of the Democratic Socialists of America, declared her support for the presumptive Democratic Party nominee, Joe Biden. The  Times  posed the question directly: “Is an Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez endorsement of Joe Biden a sure thing?” To which the congresswoman responded, “I’ve always said that I will support the Democratic nominee.” The endorsement itself is not surprising. Ocasio-Cortez has repeatedly promised to back whoever won the nomination. It is, moreover, part of the mobilization of the Democratic Party as a whole behind Biden. Ocasio-Cortez’s interview came the same day that Bernie Sanders gave an obsequious  tribute  to Biden in a joint video conference. Then on Tuesday former president Barack Obama issued his official endorsement. The congresswoman has been relentlessly promoted by the media and the DSA as the face of progr

A confluence of factors suggests that such a Panama-style invasion of Venezuela is not only a possibility, but increasingly likely. April 17th, 2020 Facebook Twitter Reddit Email More 398 W ASHINGTON DC ( The Last American Vagabond ) —  President Trump recently praised a deal reached largely by Saudi Arabia and Russia, two of the top oil producers in the world who together dominate the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), saying that the agreed upon production cuts would “save hundreds of thousands of energy jobs in the United States.” Despite the president’s rosy tone, most analysts have called the agreement – which presumably will freeze the Saudi-Russian oil price war that broke out last month – “too little too late” and have noted that a slew of bankruptcies from the U.S. shale oil industry  are inevitable ,  despite the actions  that have been taken. Even the Federal Reserve  has stated  that around 40% of domestic shale companies now face bank