Posts that I especially recommend today: Friday, January 29, 2021

• Lessons From Portland’s Protest Movement by Sunnivie Brydum from Yes! (This article features a 3:45m video explain how the movement succeeded over four months.) 

• Gamestop–And the Game That Never Stops by Jack Rasmus from his weblog. My reaction: Rasmus describe how the capitalist system works to make the some of the rich richer and the poor poorer.

• Contradictions of Finance Capitalism by Richard Peet from Monthly Review. My reaction: You will learn about the evolution of industrial capitalism into finance capitalism that began around 1950 and accelerated in the 1980s and beyond. They added finance to their wealth and thereby increased their power over the US/Anglo/Zionist Empire. They sought cheap labor all over the world, invested in, and loaned money to, companies that exploited this cheap labor. The also bought many homes in foreign lands which added to their neoliberal outlook (trans-nationalism). The de-industrialization of the USA was the result.  The author reveal that he had an education in North America by ending his article with an affirmation of democratic socialism and a rightward move for the Monthly Review. Democratic socialism in the USA commonly means a welfare-state type of a capitalist economy. In other words, a fake representation of socialism.
  

• What Carbon Budget? from Arctic News. 

• Is the NHS overwhelmed by incoming COVID-19 patients? by Ludovic Noble from Off-Guardian (based in Britain). 

• Conflicts of Interest Taint Investigations Into COVID Origins by Dr. Joseph Mercola from Children's Health Defense. 

• Under Federal Law, Can Your Employer Makte You Get the COVID Vaccine? by Greg Glaser and Mary Holland from Children's Health Defense. (Note: Those who do not choose the vaccine may want to read this article entitled "Forced to Get the COVID Vaccine? ICAN May Be Able to Help."
  

• 329 Deaths + 9,516 Other Injuries Reported Following COVID Vaccine, Latest CDC Data Show from Children's Health Defense. (Note: These stats are never reported by corporate TV stations.) 

• January 6th: Cops, Vigilantes, and the Ruling Class by Richard Moser from Be Freedom. 

• Reuters vs. Thailand: Why Does the Western Media Always Lie? by Brian Berletic from his weblog Land Destroyer Report. My commentary follows: 

I have followed this ex-Marine for the last 10 years, and I've always found his reports about political issues, whether they were about Thailand or some other country, to be absolutely spot-on (to use a British expression). Thus I trust his presentation and analyses of issues.

As Caitlin Johnstone frequently and convincingly writes, "Whoever controls the narrative controls the world." This is never more true than in today's world because the communication of ideas has become under such tight control by a relatively few capitalists than ever before. This point is driven into our consciousness no better than this article by Berletic. The solution is obvious: take away their ownership/control of communication properties. But that would be the ultimate evil of communism, you declare in an angry voice! The thorough indoctrination of your mind by capitalist ruling classes who control all institutions is the problem preventing any future progress and ensuring our ultimate doom.

• Biden Attacks Farms – Comprehensive War on Global Food Supply – Engineered Famine by the "Ice Age Farmer" from his weblog. (Note: This post features his 27:35m report on his YouTube channel.) My reaction: I don't know much about farming, the production of crops, the world's food supply, etc. I would like to learn of your responses to this report by writing to me at goatmeal36@yahoo.com.)

• 2020 Annual Wrap Up: The Going Direct Reset — The Central Bankers Make Their Move with John Titus in 4 minute video report posted by Catherine Austin Fitts from her weblog Solari Report. 

• Solutions: Survival Currency featuring James Corbett of The Corbett Report giving his introduction and recommendations for a survival currency. (Note: Although I have only listened to 25 minutes of his one hour talk, I think it is worth your time.)