Economics

From the dawn of time, stable societies trade to enrich each other lives and build better relations.  Tyrants know to destabilise a free society, business (especially small, hard to corrupt businesses) needs to be eradicated first, in favour of state/centrally controlled national corporations.  These dispassionate behemoth enterprises, then become tools of the tyranny, along with central bank driven economics and finance policies.

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G Edward Griffin: The Creature from Jekyll Island

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Lecture by Edward Griffin on the history of money, economics and centralised banking.  An old video, however, relevant today because of the seven elements discussed are a pointer to why central banking and their economic policies impact us all.

Achieve Financial Freedom & Money Management

Wheelbarrow Profits: Today, Jake and Gino talk about how to achieve financial freedom and money management with G. Edward Griffin on this personal finance podcast interview.

Latest Economic News

March 2022

Vaccine passports are digital identity schemes that can expand to include credit history & online behavior: WEF report

March 24, 2022|Categories: Digital ID, Economics, Politics, World|

The unelected architects of the great reset agenda are sprinting towards a global system of social credit: perspective The unelected architects of the great reset agenda are sprinting towards a global system of social credit through all-encompassing biometric digital identity schemes. In a new report, the unelected globalists at the World Economic Forum (WEF) say [...]

The illusion of evidence based medicine

March 24, 2022|Categories: Corruption, Economics, Politics, Research, World|

BMJ 2022; 376 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.o702 (Published 16 March 2022)Cite this as: BMJ 2022;376:o702  Jon Jureidini, research leader1, Leemon B. McHenry, professor emeritus2 Evidence based medicine has been corrupted by corporate interests, failed regulation, and commercialisation of academia, argue these authors The advent of evidence based medicine was a paradigm shift intended to provide a solid scientific foundation for medicine. The validity of [...]

February 2022

$777.8 million wasted by NSW Health

February 18, 2022|Categories: Australia, Corruption, Economics, Politics|

The people of New South Wales will remember when Health Minister Brad Hazzard floated the idea of making the unvaccinated pay for their healthcare if they ended up in hospital. That is, presumably, on top of the Medicare levy which everyone pays as part of Australia’s universal healthcare scheme. ‘Whether it is fair that unvaccinated [...]

January 2022

COVID-19 testing policies under scrutiny worldwide as omicron surge drives up demand

January 22, 2022|Categories: Economics, Politics, Stories, World|

A COVID-19 testing center sign at Heathrow Terminal 5 in west London. The U.K. and Israel are overhauling their COVID-19 testing policies as governments seek to reduce the burden on laboratories and struggle with tight supplies of test kits amid soaring infection rates fueled by the omicron variant. This time last year, vaccines offered hope [...]

December 2021

$41 M Tax relief for Oz Media

December 13, 2021|Categories: Australia, Censorship, Economics, Finance, Politics|

The Government has announced a package of measures to help sustain Australian media businesses as they do their vital work of keeping the community informed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Tax relief Commercial television and radio broadcasters will receive a 100% rebate on their Commercial Broadcasting Tax for 12 months. The rebate will provide the commercial broadcasting [...]

November 2021

Charging the dead and other fines add up to $113m for Westpac

November 30, 2021|Categories: Australia, Corruption, Economics|

Westpac will get cracking on its remediation plans after settling six of seven continuing investigations by the corporate regulator, agreeing to pay fines totalling $113 million on Tuesday. The Australian Securities and Investment Commission launched unprecedented multiple legal cases against the bank alleging “widespread compliance failures” across several of its businesses, for which the bank [...]