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Is the West Doomed to Repeat Japan’s Fatal Financial Mistakes?

Japan’s dazzling economy was second only to the U.S., with incredible technological leadership, industrial productivity, and an enormous trade surplus. Then it collapsed into three decades of stagnation. Symptoms of the disease that destroy

One crime syndicate controls the entire world

By Sanne Burger and Karel Beckman, DeAndereKrant.nl, April 26, 2025

TRUMP’S TWEETS, TARIFFS AND TRILLIONS MADE: A MARKET MANIPULATION MASTERCLASS?

A Presidency That Moves The Markets Since returning to office in January 2025, President Donald Trump’s social media posts and tariff decisions have coincided with historic swings in the stock market – swings worth trillions of dollars. Hav

China is attempting to usher in a “multi-polar international monetary system”

China’s central bank governor expects a new global currency order to emerge with the renminbi competing in a “multi-polar international monetary system.” The new multi-polar, also stylised as multipolar, monetary system is controlled by the

From Pakistan using geofencing to silence dissent to the rapidly changing demographics in England, I’m clearing out my to-do list

Below is a list of articles I thought looked interesting but haven’t found the time to look at in more detail. The list includes stories about Pakistani authorities using geofencing and ID blacklists to silence dissent; the European Union p

AI-generated videos are becoming so realistic they are becoming difficult to spot

Google’s Veo 3 AI video generation model has been put to the “Will Smith eating spaghetti” test, which has become a popular metric for evaluating the realism of AI-generated videos. Users have generated videos of Will Smith eating spaghetti

Tariffs: Trade Or Structural Change?

President Trump’s Liberation Day on 2 April and subsequent multiple tariff actions have been highly controversial. Supporters expect economic revival, while opponents predict a disaster and fret over the end of globalisation. The US Court o

What is China’s population, and why does it matter?

The Globalists’ agenda is based on spurious claims that the world is overpopulated. Their aims were formalised in a document given to participants of the 1992 Earth Summit. This disturbing document advocated for forceful population contro

Poor resource management, not climate change, is causing water shortages in Nigeria

On Monday, an article written by Africa News and AP was published claiming that climate change is causing riverbeds in Nigeria to dry up. Consequently, farmers are struggling to find water for their crops. Wrong, says Climate Realism. The

The informal sector in developing nations is richer than we think

When reporting on the inequality between the rich and the poor, Oxfam makes the mistake of thinking that the world’s “poor” own little to nothing. What Oxfam ignores in its estimates is the informal sector; people who own “dead capital,” p

Bill Gates is funding wireless, remote-controlled, injectable birth control devices

Since 2014, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has been funding the development of a birth control device in the form of a chip that is implanted under the skin and can be remotely controlled to release hormones that make a woman inferti

Catherine Austin Fitts: While the central bankers are building the control grid, they are also preparing for a near-extinction event to save themselves

Former Bush administration official Catherine Austin Fitts joined Tucker Carlson to discuss how America’s leaders gave up on the country in the 1990s, began stealing trillions and built a digital prison to control the American population. W

Klaus Schwab is out; Peter Brabeck-Letmathe takes over with immediate effect

At the beginning of this month, Klaus Schwab announced that he would begin the process of stepping down as the chairman of the board of trustees for the World Economic Forum (“WEF”). He didn’t give a timeline for his departure but said the

Household perceptions regarding bats and willingness to pay for their conservation within Mount Elgon Biosphere Reserve of Uganda

Bats play critical roles not only in sustaining ecosystems but also human livelihoods across different scales. Despite such values, their populations continue to be threatened mainly by human activities causing their decline. Moreover, rece

Canada: Waiting times are used to ration services to patients in socialised healthcare systems

In Canada’s health care system, the time between referral and treatment has tripled since 1993. The supply of doctors, MRIs and hospital beds can’t keep up with tax-subsidised demand for care. So, the system rations health services through