Observations on the human condition
In recent weeks, after a few years of trying to find people to engage with locally, I’ve stumbled upon a burgeoning network of truth seekers in North London. This network comprises a fast growing number of people and groups working to co-create resilient alternatives to the institutional hierarchy under which we live. They are the … Read more
The choreographed wave of faux sympathy (a.k.a. virtue signalling) for “Ukranians” that led to the vilification of anything Russian has inevitably created a reaction of demonstrated support for Russia and Russians. Why faux sympathy? Because those who unthinkingly clapped for the NHS in the UK even as it was murdering the elderly and planning mass … Read more
Critical Thinking’s research and analysis pointed to three fundamental flaws that underpin the competitive, destructive, global political economy: institutional hierarchy theft of the commons usury (interest on money). Subsequent work has delved much deeper into money to reveal that usury is the “tip of the iceberg” when it comes to money. Our whole conception of … Read more
We’ve long argued that the world has been on the trajectory to economic collapse and that the ensuing chaos will affect everyone. In my letters to Enfield Council explaining why I withheld Council Tax, I warned them repeatedly and the papers submitted to the Magistrates Court reiterated the reasons why. From my first letter dated … Read more
It is with some trepidation and reluctance that I write this article but there are insights and analysis that need to be shared because they bring clarity and sanity to a subject which is twisted and manipulated to fit competing geopolitical agendas and world views. My reluctance stems from the reality that “truth is the … Read more
In 2020, we referred to WW3 between the structure and humans. WW3 began in September 2001 with the false flag attacks on the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon in Washington. The war on[f] terror was Phase 1. Phase 2 is man made climate change and Phase 3 is induced mass migration. … Read more
In the face of tyranny, the forces ranged against us can appear overwhelming but we need to remember how much of what we see is put in front of us to create a psychological reaction. At tyranny’s core is the means to induce fear, thereby limiting people’s ability to think and act accordingly. In panic … Read more
We may think that drugs cartels are a modern phenomenon but their origins go back to the granting of a charter to the East India Company by Elizabeth I in 1604 that laid the foundations for empire built on drugs and plunder (piracy). David Martin – News from 1604 (video 56 minutes 52 seconds)Drugs and … Read more
One great benefit arising from my involvement in Critical Thinking and other collaborative learning groups is that people within the co-creative research and analysis community send me information that I wouldn’t come across otherwise. I recently received this “essay” from the author who wishes to remain anonymous for personal reasons. The quality of what they … Read more
Matthew Ehret breaks down American history in the context of the current geopolitical two step involving Russia and China, contrasting the Belt and Road initiative with the relatively poor infrastructure within the US. This somewhat binary analysis is helpful to dispel some of the myths around good guys versus bad guys, e.g. Andrew Jackson who … Read more
Some time ago, I referred to securitisation of illusory existential threats that are the distractions created by the structure that induces ignorance. Contrary to the claims of climate crises, pandemics and numerous other distractions, the real existential challenges are cosmic in scale. Academia is largely blind to this reality because of the shackles imposed by … Read more