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The purge is the point

Reddit doesn’t want you talking about inflation; no one wants you talking about inflation.

Jul 22

Notes from the edge of civilization: July 20, 2025

Cancer surges on small island; a smart city stalls; AI eats its creators; and do dogs like Colbert?

Jul 20

Inside the Omniwar with David A. Hughes

The road to global technocracy is paved with psychological manipulation on a scale that's hard to believe.

Jul 19

59:21

The only crazy people left are the ones who refuse to prepare

As systems and institutions falter all around us, it’s not too late to build the physical, mental, economic and spiritual resilience you’ll need to get…

Jul 17

AI Appreciation Day: The machine doesn’t need your gratitude

AI is a tool, not a teammate; the more it evolves to look human, the more we must remember this. So why are we giving it a national holiday and treating…

Jul 15

Notes from the edge of civilization: July 13, 2025

Meet the zero-minute city; Mexico City says 'Gringo go home!'; Taiwan war games get real.

Jul 13

A new book uncovers the hidden war on speech

In our latest podcast, Canadian lawyer Lisa Miron joins us to expose the global tribunal enforcing obedience through speech control — and why she…

Jul 12

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We do indeed live in the stupidest timeline

No news today. Just a little light-hearted Collapse Life rant.

Jul 10

Coercion is still coercion, even if it's (supposedly) for the greater good

In 2019, a philosopher argued that global crises demand coercive solutions. Then came 2020 — and we got a glimpse of what that really means.

Jul 8

Notes from the edge of civilization: July 6, 2025

Meet the new boss — same lab coat, different syringe; WHO wants to tax your sweet tooth; USDA plays Screwworm roulette.

Jul 6

False flags: what history teaches us about the next manufactured war

Brad Miller returns to Collapse Life to explore the history and future of false flag operations — and how to keep your head clear when confusion is the…

Jul 5

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There's still a lot to be proud of in America

Pride in this country shouldn’t be blind. But it shouldn’t disappear, either. Here’s what still works — and who’s still worth believing in.

Jul 3

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