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Excess deaths and CMO mistakes being used to cover it up getting some time in the UK parliament.

Yo so I was watching Q&A because I felt like some serious self torture tonite and one question asked by an audience member really got me. The question came in at 8:13, the audience member asked what the government was going to do to support young people in the midst of a housing crisis. This … Read more

Many new digital currencies emerge every year, however not all of them have managed to stand the test of time. Among all the cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin stands out as the most likely to survive in the long run. Let’s explore why. The Decentralized Structure One of the biggest selling points of Bitcoin is its decentralized structure. … Read more

Once upon a time this title may have well as have been written in hieroglyphics with virtually zero chance of deciphering it by the average reader. Years ago only a few brainiacs and nerds would have be able to work it out. Today it is a trivial task that takes seconds to find the answer. … Read more

Have I encapsulated Australian multiculturalism in one pithy sentence? I asked DALL-E to draw a foetus growing in a plastic bag for the image. That, I believe, is the ultimate destination of multiculturalism: the detatchment of humanity first from the land and then from family, with the goal of permanent attachment to systems run by … Read more

One of the most legendary commenters on MacroBusiness. We all knew this guy. We didn’t know who he was, where his numbers came from, and how much of them were embellished. He was the boiler plate man; a guy who would repeatedly post some modified/varied statistic heavy spiel in nearly every thread detailing the horror … Read more

Today’s CPI update is out – https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/economy/price-indexes-and-inflation/consumer-price-index-australia/dec-quarter-2022 “Inflation rose 7.8 per cent over the last year, the highest peak since 1990, driven by pricier domestic holidays, international travel and higher electricity prices. Inflation in the December quarter rose by 1.9 per cent taking annual growth to 7.8 per cent according to the Australian Bureau of … Read more

With all the usual commentary by empowered white aboriginals in the media, criticizing Australia Day and generally spreading their hatred and ill-will towards a people and culture that immeasurably improved their lives, I thought I would celebrate Australia Day by reading the “Occidental Observer’s” recent essay on the ‘Aboriginal Worship and the Flight from Whiteness … Read more