Month: July 2023

Central banks around the world continue to raise their interest rates, claiming inflation is due to high wages and low consumer demand.

Michael Roberts Predicts a Slump Before Inflation Lowers Read More

This is a no holds barred discussion of what is becoming of NATO. It begins with its origin as part of the Cold War.

Michael Hudson and Friends Discuss the Origins and Destiny of NATO Read More

Netanyahu’s attempt to bypass the rights of the judiciary to comment and veto on his proposals has gotten him in hot water.

Protests Against Netanyahu’s Aspiring Dictatorship is Out of His Control Read More

At its convention this weekend the DSA leadership has a tall order in front of it.

Doublespeak: What Does a Fascist Democratic Party Have to do with Socialism? Read More

Mordor’s plans to corner the microchip market has some huge holes in it.

Another Myopic Mordor Policy About Barring Chinese Chip Trade Read More

This is a very interesting discussion of how social solidarity movements compare to each other in Spain, Latin American and Yankeedom.

How do Social Solidarity Movements Compare Cross-Culturally? Read More

In addition to his falls and disorientation after speeches, Biden now hallucinates that he has created 13 million new jobs.

Uncle Mortimer’s Twilight Zone American Economic Dream Read More

Most of the positive news we see about China’s presence in Africa centers around extending the Belt and Road Initiative. But China is doing much more.

China’s Presence in Africa Much More than an Extension of The New Silk Road Read More

As is well known, Henry Kissinger is no friend of the neocons. In the early 70s as a Rockefeller globalist, he attempted to make peace with the Chinese.

Kissinger’s Visit to China: Too Little, Too Late Read More

With the exception of  John Bellamy Foster, typically Marxists economists don’t focus very much on ecological conditions.

Michael Roberts on Our Dire Ecological Straits Read More