economic crisis
podcasts from this week can help you understand the US debt problem
As the US debt ceiling was quickly raised to $12.4 billion to prevent Federal government shutdown, the only inevitable response will be an even larger increase early next year.
The United States balance sheet is looking like a weaker and weaker attempt at recovery. Some might even make the argument that the US is insolvent, [...]
net energy and relocalization
Chris Martenson has been working to raise awareness of the coming economic transition for a while now through videos like his Crash Course series, which explains fundamentals of money creation, net energy and environmental depletion. This is a great ten minute summary of net energy and the crisis we are about to face. All the [...]
Collapse, coming to a theatre near you… hopefully before things fall apart
As independent journalist Michael Ruppert sits in a chair, in a dark room, smoking and saying alarming things my remote desire for business as usual went up in the smoke from the end of his cigarette. I’ve seen Chris Martenson’s Crash Course a few times. I’ve seen the 45 minute version of it too. I’ve [...]
United States is world’s worst for economic inequality
A recently released OECD 2008 reports concludes that the United States is the 3rd worst major nation for income inequality and the world’s worst nation for wealth inequality.
why I don’t want to live in the United States for a while
Moving to Canada has been a spectacular opportunity for many reasons but its part of the plan to get out of the United States for the next decade.
Wall Street Fighter 4
wall street fighter, the game
