The Post-Partisan Emporium

Thanks to Saint Jimmy for recommending this article... 2022: Energy limits are likely to push the world economy into recession   by   Gail Tverberg In my view, there are three ways a growing economy can be sustained: With a growing supply of cheap-to-produce energy products, matched to the economy’s energy needs. With growing debt and other indirect promises of future goods and services, such as rising asset prices. With growing complexity, such as greater mechanization of processes and supply lines that extend around the world. All three of these approaches are reaching limits. The empty shelves some of us have been seeing recently are testimony to the fact that complexity is reaching a limit. And the growth in debt looks increasingly like a bubble that can easily be popped, perhaps by rising interest rates. In my view, the first item listed is critical at this time: Is the supply of cheap-to-produce energy products growing fast enough to keep the world economy operating and ...

Behavioral control and the end of the American dream. Robert W Malone MD, MS Remember those Johns Hopkins Pandemic war games that occurred over the span of decades? Where the outcome usually ended in a need to control the populace, by which behavioral modification techniques are used to enforce cooperation from the populace. Right now, one can wander over to Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security and see their current projects include an analysis of “anti-misinformation actions'“, which they call the  Environment of Misinformation . World leaders, governments, big media, big pharma and tech giants are busy planning out the next pandemic response. So, maybe it is time for those of us who believe there is a better way to live than to be controlled, to plan out responses to all these draconian measures. As well as to begin to develop counter measures to a bio-threat that do not use censorship, propaganda, mandates and behavioral modification techniques. You know, the old fashioned w...

COVID and mass formation psychosis (Part I) Written By  Alexander Adams Now that crowds can be created, they can be used. This is the first part of a series of articles by Alexander Adams about COVID-19 and the behaviour of crowds in the modern era. A recent episode of the Joe Rogan Experience podcast trended on the internet before being suppressed by social-media censors. It was an interview with Robert W. Malone MD, which received tens of millions of listens within a few days. Malone (an American immunologist and virologist) spoke about the violation of ethics and legal precedent by US Federal authorities under the guise of anti-COVID measures. Malone explained that this was enabled by mass formation psychosis. “Basically, [there was a] European intellectual inquiry into what the heck happened in Germany in the ‘20s and ‘30s – very intelligent, highly educated population and they went barking mad. The answer is mass formation psychosis. When you have a society that has been deco...