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Book Chat Replay: Lessons from the USSR
A livestream conversation exploring what the Soviet experience reveals about today’s Western systems.
23 hrs ago
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Notes from the edge of civilization: January 18, 2026
Girls go left; the crows know; and a $3 Trader Joe’s tote becomes global social currency.
Jan 18
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Living inside the “everything is fine” economy
Veteran market analyst Peter Grandich talks about debt, denial, and the quiet unraveling beneath the headlines.
Jan 17
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The new WEF Global Risks Report confirms what everyone already knows
Leave it to the useless elite to publish a report written by Captain Obvious, supported by research from Prof. Sum Ting Wong.
Jan 15
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Behold! The everything surveillance system is nigh
What matters in 2026 isn’t how many cameras exist (there are lots!), but how deeply their data is integrated across borders, agencies, and algorithms.
Jan 13
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Notes from the edge of civilization: January 11, 2026
Privacy as theater; here comes the Sun King; would you like your submarine sandwich with a retinal scan?; plus Canada, Ukraine, and borderless loyalty.
Jan 11
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The rapid change no one is talking about
From cryptocurrencies to continental control, the infrastructure of Technocracy is here. An important conversation with Courtenay Turner.
Jan 10
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Understanding Venezuela through the lens of a century-old plan
What looks like a sudden escalation makes more sense once you see the map of the Technate of America.
Jan 8
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How the raid of a Portuguese merchant ship shaped the world we live in today
An excerpt from Collapse Life's first book: 'Hidden Histories,' just released on Amazon.
Jan 6
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Notes from the edge of civilization: January 4, 2026
Robot cities; fraud, the tie that binds; ketchup's just wrong; and money for nothing, presidents for free.
Jan 4
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The reckoning hasn’t arrived yet — but waiting for it can change us
2025 didn’t deliver collapse or closure. It delivered suspension — and a harder question for those still paying attention.
Jan 3
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Why January’s "new year" is about doors, not seasons
Janus, January, and remembering He who truly sees.
Jan 1
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