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The global pandemic preparedness accord (‘pandemic treaty’) currently being put in place by the World Health Organization (WHO) will pave the way for “a

The global pandemic preparedness accord (‘pandemic treaty’) currently being put in place by the World Health Organization (WHO) will pave the way for “a fascist approach to societal management.” The beneficiaries will be unscrupulous corporations and investors whom the COVID‐19 response served well. This will result in the loss of human rights and individual freedom.

With foreign countries dumping dollars and foregoing future purchases of US Treasury bonds, a "domino effect" has been triggered that is now causing hyperinflation in the US and may one day result in the collapse of the West.

Afghanistan is on the verge of systemic implosion with two-thirds of the population now in need of assistance, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said in a new report.

If events since March 2020 have shown us anything, it is that fear is a powerful weapon for securing hegemony. Any government can manipulate fear about certain things while conveniently ignoring real dangers that a population faces. Author and researcher Robert J Burrowes says: “… if we were seriously concerned about our world, the gravest and longest-standing

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

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September 8 PIIRS GSR Lunch Talk: "Goliath's Curse: Societal Collapse”," with Luke Kemp Thursday, September 8th, at noon, the PIIRS Global Systemic Risk research community will host Luke Kemp for a luncheon presentation and discussion on “Goliath’s Curse: A Brief History and Future of Societal Collapse.” A Research Associate at the Centre for the Study of Existential Risk (CSER) at the University of Cambridge, Kemp is a research collaborator within the Princeton Global Col...

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Coming up on three decades ago, in the early years of writing my weekly column for the Irish Times, I fell into writing on a theme that might have been described as a critique of contemporary economics. I was not an 'expert': my sole formal...