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Chancellor Darling's PBR Cancels Christmas And The Future
by Ian R. Thorpe : 16 October 2009

Both the USA and Britain are in a debt crisis that dwarfs the catastrophe of climate change. Other developed nations are crippled by debt and their Public Sector Borrowing Requirement but not completely hamstrung yet. Read how government borrowing by means of selling bonds to finance out of control public spendingis dragging us into the abyss.

The Dollar Is Sinking - Man The Lifeboats
by Ed Butt: 25 October 2009
As The Daily Stirrer predicted recently the position of the $US is under attack. Last week a sustained slide in the value of the currency was halted by the smaller Pacific Tiger economies, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong buying up Dollars that were flooding the markets. So whay is going on and how will it end?

The Economy Of The Living Dead
by Ian R. Thorpe:
Though governments talk about recovery we are stuck in the economy of the livind dead, the global financial system as become a zombie. Is there any way out?

Have We Forgotten How To Be?

People in the developed nations have never been materially so well off, so healthy or so secure. And yet it is likely that in a time of peace at home people have never been so unhappy. Where did it all go wrong? The pages in this menu are aimed at helping people remember how to just be, how to step outside the conflict and constant endeavour and enjoy the pleasure of being alive.

Feeling Let Down By Hope
Barack Obama won a Nobel Peace Prize for promising the wold hope even though he shows no sign of delivering. Let down by hope? Why not embrace nihilistic despair? Or alternatively take responsibility for your own life and spit in the face of adversity. Live like a wimp or die like a warrior, the choice is yours.

Magic Money, The Free Market Illusion
Not so long ago politicians and bankers were full of confidence bordering on hubris and they were telling us the good times could go on for ever. So where did it all go wrong. The finance industry blame politicians, politicians blame the finance industry and they all blame us as they try to dream up schemes that will enable the world to carry on prining worthless money and lending it to each other...

The Luddites Club

The word Luddite has many negative connotations but the first Luddites were only trying to preserve theor livelehood and the wellbeing of their families against innovation they claimed, rightly as it turned out, would impoverish them, deskill their trade and destroy the communities thay lived in. Perhaps we need some Luddites to make a stand against the tsunami of unneccessary change that has left some politicians describing they ways we live as "a broken society."

The Apprentice Prime Minister
News that Prime Minister Gordon Brown has appointed Sir Alan Sugar, anchorman of reality television show The Apprentice to his cabinet team as Labour's small business tsar makes us wondr just what king of showbiz government is Brown running Or is the decision perhaps based on the knowledge that Labour will be seking to appoint a new leader very soon. As the party's internal elections process failed so disastrously last time perhaps Surgar will lead a new selection method.

QE Quantitative Easing,
...it's the new financial crisis television panel gamehisted by Stephen Fry. A bit like QI but funnier.

Bilderberg Bastards
One of the most important meeings in the world, The Bilderberg Group, took place over 6 days up to the 18 May. This group comprised of the world's leading politiciand businessmen and financiers meets annually but little is known and even less reported of what goes on. Why is that do you think? And why is the meeting's venue surrounded by a level of security that makes the inauguration of a United States President look like a church coffee morning? The lack of openness, the paranoid suppression of news reporting and the heavy handed treatment of the fewjournalist who have got past the security suggest if we knew more about bilderberg we would not like it. We must find out more.

The Tyranny Of Bricks And Mortar
The word freedom is bandied about recklessly. Have human beings ever truly been free? Even now self hating white middle class guilt trippers blether about the evils of slavery as though the slave trade was an invention of Europeans in the 17th century when in fact it had been around since the beginnings of civilisation. But despite all the posturing and finger pointing are millions of peoplenot living as slaves to their mortgages, unable to get out of bad situations because it may mean losing their home and evrything?

How Saddam May Yet Win The War
Based on an article written in 2005 this reflection of the economic and political effect of the Iraq war on the American and European economies poses some distrurbing questions and a warning against complacency to those who believe the west will quickly pull out of 2008's economic meltdown simply by restarting the cycle of borrowing and consuming that created the economic crisis. From the moment the invading troops poured into Iraq the world could never be the same.

Darling's PBR Disaster
The Chancellor's Pre Budget Report is being haled by Labour supporters in the media as a triumph of economic thinking that will save the nation. But all Alistair Darling has achieved is to mask how a bad a state our economy is truly in. Has the Labour party succumbed to Obama syndrome, a delusional beflief that the world runs on monpoly money and natioal leaders can just print as much as they need.

Need A Crisis
Need a crisis to divert attention from the real catastrophe that has been created by the incompetence of politicians, the academics and "experts" who advise them and the businessmen who between them manage the affairs of nations? Just invent a global warming crisis. We are not saying global warming is not happening only that it is too late to reverse it and spending £$£$ zillions trying to is futile.

Systemic Dishonesty
Whichever way you look at it the politicians of all sides have been lying to us for years

Privatise Profit - Nationalise Losses
Governments and politicians of all shades like to talk of gbeing fair, equal opportunities for all, an aspirational society with upward social mobility. How does that equate though to the fact that for many years taxpayers will be paying interest on money borrowed from China and India in order to bail out our failed banks and financial insitutions. Being unfair to the rest of us so they can be fair to the bankers who got right by stealing from ordinary people does not equate to equal opportunity in our view