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This week on New World Next Week: the WHOsters adopt the new scamdemic treaty at the World Health Assembly as the US withdraws; Canadians clamour for mature minors to kill themselves; and the DHS considers the running squid man hunger games for America’s Next Top Refugee.
This week on the New World Next Week: free humanity prepare for global demonstrations this weekend; Big Pharma tests their experimental injections on children and infants; and Spotify decide to censor lockdown critics.
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This week on the New World Next Week: free humanity prepare for global demonstrations this weekend; Big Pharma tests their experimental injections on children and infants; and Spotify decide to censor lockdown critics. |
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Today James joins Ryan Cristian of The Last American Vagabond to talk about the latest bouts of social media censorship and Patreon skullduggery and how it ties into the bigger picture of the digital gulag. What does it mean when every human interaction is intermediated by an electronic device? And what does it mean when our access to those devices and services can be turned off at the flip of a switch? |
Everyone knows that it is becoming harder and harder to maintain a life of independence or achieve community with like-minded people in the modern urban environment. Today Curtis Stone (formerly known as The Urban Farmer) joins us to discuss how he is creating a homestead in a rural area to provide food, water, energy and shelter for his family. We discuss the growing movement of people taking the “stead pill” and how others can explore the homesteading solution.
Everyone knows that the urban wasteland is the frontline of the coming technocratic tyranny, and, in the age of biosecurity, a place where it is becoming harder to maintain a life of independence or achieve community with like-minded people. Today Curtis Stone, formerly known as The Urban Farmer, joins us today to discuss how he is creating a homestead in a rural area to provide food, water, energy and shelter for his family and discuss how others can explore the homesteading solution.
Award-winning novelist and agorist publisher Victor Koman joins us today to discuss his work in saving the notes, records, correspondence and manuscripts of Samuel Edward Konkin III, the progenitor of the agorist philosophy. We discuss Koman’s relationship with Konkin, his work keeping Konkin’s archives in print, and his new project to digitize the vast Agorist Archives that Konkin left behind.
In this week's subscriber newsletter, James dishes the dirt on the IMF's Special Drawing Rights. What are they, why are they in the news, what do they have to do with the Chinese yuan, and will they be the global reserve currency? For free access to this, and all of...
by James Corbett The International Forecaster June 9, 2015 Mighty oaks from little acorns grow. This is an old adage that the Greek people would do well to remember when dealing with the seemingly overwhelming problem of their country's battle with their creditors....
As a counter-balance to last week's doom and gloom, in this week's subscriber newsletter James outlines four signs that the world is not necessarily going to hell in a handbasket. And in the subscriber-only video, James sets the record straight on all those stories of...
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