I read this the other day and it changed my view on economics or at least economics as we know it today.

https://www.penguin.com.au/books/the-invisible-doctrine-9781802062694

I suppose it has been that way ever since farmers created a surplus that businessmen and politicians could steal.

Isn’t the key thing here the idea that economics, machinery etc are there to serve or support humans? It seems that the rich and the Techbros are of the opposite opinion.

The Supreme Court made a decision and Trump is lashing out like a child in a tantrum. At least that’s what he wants people to believe. It’s probably all about the Epstein files and the fact he was up to his neck with a ring of wealthy pedophile he wants to distract from.

The reasoning in Australia is not about sex but cyber bullying. It’s a big problem and certainly more difficult to refute than kids watching porn.

Weren’t they saying a couple of weeks ago that there were another 3,000,000 documents not released?

Defunding ICE while defunding government May be the only way forward.

The “fake outrage@ says it all, the poster was Trump and he miscalculated badly.

The picture says it all, he wasn’t invited and wanted in. Probably still does.

Surely a conflict of interest seeing he’s the boss of everything?

Starts at the top. If employees commit murder doing the bosses orders and the boss doesn’t call the cops then the boss wants them to murder and is complicit.

The man is a convicted felon FFS.

Trump has been attacking the very basis that allows the US to run huge deficits without runaway inflation or interest rates. What does he expect?

And Donny is still a very good mate of the pedophile Epstein.

He is also the boss and the boss is responsible for the crimes done.

The Nuremberg trials established clearly that following orders is no defence and that the people at the top are responsible for. All the way to the top as if they pulled the trigger.

Maybe turning out and voting may be something to do.

Maybe they should be arrested?!

Maybe it’s always been about Iceland.

Oil companies will probably go the way of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, going broke. They’re continuing to invest heavily in oil infrastructure at a time when the market is shifting and even now there is a flattening of demand for oil products where EVs are becoming prevalent. The trend will start to hit profitability and they will most likely double down.