The Post-Partisan Emporium

  The Easy Money Fairy Tale Is About To End Violently Truth, consequences and pain are on their way. And to the best of what I can tell, no one is prepared psychologically. Quoth the Raven For the better part of the last couple years, I have wondered whether financial markets are permanently broken . Not simply overvalued or temporarily irrational, but actually broken at the mechanical level and permanently distorted. I’ve written about it . The basic process that is supposed to make capitalism work goes like this. Capital flows toward good ole’ fashioned productive uses (like the George Foreman Grill™) and away from flashy hot-shit stupid ones (like the Apple Vision Pro ). Good businesses eventually outperform bad ones. Fraud eventually gets exposed. Making money is the point of a business. Price is a rationing mechanism and is determined by free markets. This system appears to have been dead for the last 10 years, at least. Nowadays, we function under a derivative of capitalism (...

  Adolf Hitler and the zio-imperialist mafia A book review Paul Cudenec If I had to name one revelation that would rock to its foundations the conventional understanding of recent history, it would be that Adolf Hitler was a tool of the same criminocratic cabal that today runs Britain, the USA, Israel and just about everywhere else. And now here it is, on the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, presented in sumptuously undeniable detail by Jim Macgregor and John O’Dowd in their book  Two World Wars and Hitler . [1] Such notions are not entirely new, of course, and the two Scots authors give due credit to Professors Antony Sutton ( Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler ) and Guido Preparata ( Conjuring Hitler: How Britain and America Made the Third Reich ). But the strength of their newly-published work, and the reason why it stretches to 700 pages, lies in their careful construction of the historical context, enabling us to see exactly  who  was behind ...