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The quiet, controlled demolition of multilateralism
The United Nations isn’t collapsing by accident — it’s being outsmarted, outmaneuvered, and replaced... quietly and systematically. Yes, even Jeffery…
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2026, a space oddity: 'the cloud' in orbit
Why moving AI data centers into space won’t save the planet — and may make conflict, debris, and systemic risk far worse.
Feb 3
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Mapping out the global coup d'état; Jacob Nordangård's important work
A recording from the recent live video from Collapse Life and Courageous Conversations.
Feb 1
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Notes from the edge of civilization: February 1, 2026
We made it to February, folks. Congratulations!
Feb 1
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January 2026
Are we living inside a planned scenario?
Jacob Nordangård traces the way powerful institutions have used scenario models to map crisis, control, and “global management” decades in advance.
Jan 31
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Preparedness doesn’t have to mean fear, bunkers, or a zombie apocalypse
Watch now | A roadtrip for some simple, thoughtful food storage
Jan 29
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The lesson the queue teaches us
Waiting in line for a Soho boutique looks like a lifestyle choice. But it's also practice for metered access, moralized patience, and professionalized…
Jan 27
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Book Chat replay: Resistance then and now — Comparing USSR to USSA in 2026
What Dmitry Orlov’s 'Reinventing Collapse' teaches us about survival and legitimacy, and why the most effective resistance is often invisible.
Jan 26
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Notes from the edge of civilization: January 25, 2026
Ivory towers collapsing; China buys another American icon; kill switches are coming to your car; and, Larry Fink literally tells you what's next.
Jan 25
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Inside Canada’s closed loop of power
A conversation with the leader of the People's Party of Canada, Maxime Bernier, about accountability, continuity, and how things quietly move on.
Jan 24
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The Great Mind F*ck: Donald Trump was the star of the technocrats’ debutante ball
A standing ovation at Davos for the US president was an obvious tell; technocracy, power, and the myth of opposition was on full display for those with…
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The decline of reading is not about nostalgia
What looks like a harmless cultural shift may be a warning about who retains the tools of judgment — and who doesn’t.
Jan 20
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