Observations on the human condition
I was asked by Moeen Yaseen to present on the Great Reset at Global Vision 2000’s online event on 6th December 2020. The title of the event was: THE PLANDEMIC, THE GLOBAL RESET, THE DAWN OF THE DAJALLIC NEW WORLD ORDER AND PREPARATION FOR SPIRITUAL WARFARE. I’ve spliced some images into my presentation and the links referred to … Read more
Alex and I have been building on the work, started within Critical Thinking, on tokenisation and have published three papers this year. 2020 COVID19: Plunder and Population Reduction Internet Archive 2020 The End Of The Age Of Plunder Internet Archive 2020 Structures and Money In Transition Internet Archive Our discussions and exploration have extended into the realms of global banking, digital … Read more
Recently received, in response to our latest paper, COVID 19: Plunder and Population Reduction, was the following in an email from Michael I Finesilver, author of The Threshold Perspective (2018). Here’s a work that you may find complements the above by way of its all-inclusive overview and psychological insight. This work is free from any … Read more
If we do not now, wake up to reality and wake up those around us, the die will be cast for chaos and tyranny. Many so called “conspiracy theorists” are now proven correct and we know, if we do not now act, where this is going. This interview with The Bernician by Mark Devlin discusses … Read more
I never cease to be amazed at how enthralled people are to “celebrity” or the “great and the good”. Many, if not most, of those who achieve prominence in public life have played the “system” well but as we know, the system is psychopathic. What does that make those heroes and heroines we have been … Read more
The evolution of Critical Thinking’s evidence based narrative continues here at outersite.org. It is co-creative research and analysis in action. Currently, innovative thinking about money is taking shape and this article documents some of the understanding arrived at so far. In 2017, the Islamic Economics Journal of King Abdulaziz University requested and published Critical Thinking’s … Read more
As I suggested, in the recent article on Protest and Principled Pragmatism, the political economy will not respond to protest, nor will it deliver justice. It is founded on criminal principles and can only deliver the ideology of destruction. To understand why requires exploring the political economy afresh, without preconceptions or prejudices. The foundations of … Read more
The UK government is “consulting” on the introduction of mandatory vaccination against COVID-19. The consultation is here and the deadline for responses is tomorrow, 18th September 2020:https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/distributing-vaccines-and-treatments-for-covid-19-and-flu My response is here:https://www.outersite.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/VaccinationConsultation.pdf Feel free to plagiarise! This consultation is a cosmetic exercise that may serve multiple purposes: To create a list of the awkward squad to … Read more
Today marks the 19th anniversary of the outbreak of World War Three (WWIII). As suggested recently, this war, like the first and second world wars, is different from any war we’ve known before. The first world war was on an unprecedented scale and the second world war involved targeting civilian populations for the first time … Read more
If COVID-19 was the beginning of the current round of planned chaos (arguably, everything stems from 11th September 2001, with the trigger of the “New Pearl Harbour” anticipated by the Project for the New American Century – PNAC), the 2020 US Presidential election will likely accelerate the chaos in order to complete the plans for … Read more
David Graeber is no longer with us in the flesh. Anthropologist David Graeber, the man behind ‘We are the 99%’ slogan, dead at 59An anthropology professor at London School of Economics, Graeber was known for his books criticizing and deconstructing the capitalist system, including ‘Debt: the First 5000 Years,’ ‘Bulls*** Jobs: a Theory,’ and ‘The … Read more