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We all know the ancient Chinese curse: May you live in interesting times! Oh, OK, it's not ancient and it's not Chinese, but it's a good curse, nonetheless. And it's hard to think of a more apt description of 2025 than "interesting." It seems like every day this year...
It’s that time of year: New World Next Year, where James and James look back at the year that was and look ahead to the year to come. What was the story of 2020? What is the trend for 2021? Find out on this jam-packed year end edition of New World Next Week.
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It’s that time of year: New World Next Year, where James and James look back at the year that was and look ahead to the year to come. What was the story of 2020? What is the trend for 2021? Find out on this jam-packed year end edition of New World Next Week. |
The Grand Leader of The Technofascist Great Reset, Klaus Schwab, has issued his pronouncement: our digital infrastructure (and even the power grid that enables it) is at great risk of global disruption from cyberattack. And you know what? He’s right. It’s just that the most likely cyberterrorists are the criminals in government and in organizations connected to the World Economic Forum. In any case, we shouldn’t rely on the idea of important information being forever and always available at the click of a button. So what ever can we do to safeguard the books, music and media that we hold dear? What people have always done: keep a physical copy of it. Today James and his guests extol the virtues of physical media in an increasingly digital age.
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The Grand Leader of The Technofascist Great Reset Klaus Schwab has issued his pronouncement: our digital infrastructure and even the power grid that enables it is at great risk of global disruption from cyberattack. And you know what? He’s right. It’s just that the most likely cyberterrorists are the criminals in government and in organizations connected to the World Economic Forum. In any case, we shouldn’t rely on the idea of important information being forever and always available at the click of a button. So what ever can we do to safeguard the books, music and media that we hold dear? What people have always done: keep a physical copy of it. Today James and his guests extol the virtues of physical media in an increasingly digital age. |
Ever wonder how those ridiculous made-up stories demonizing the West's enemies get propagated in the media? In this week's subscriber newsletter, James takes on the cottage industry of selling lies to feed the war machine. James also demonstrates Canadian...
In this week's subscriber newsletter, James explains why Rosneft's Chairman is right when he points out that the oil markets are rigged...and why he's wrong when he explains how they're rigged. Subscribe today for this detailed examination of the past, present and...
In this week's subscriber newsletter, James outlines the debt conundrum facing the Greek people--and the people of the world--as we stand at the brink of another economic precipice. Also, don't miss this week's recommended reading, articles and videos. Not a member...
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