Category Archives: IMPERIAL SOCIAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
Research Notes on U.S. and Western Intelligence Activities and Tradecraft and Tian’anmen Parts 1 -3 (Evolving)
Research Notes on Tian’anmen (Western Imperial Tradecraft and Background) Notes from “Seeds of Fire: China and The Story Behind the Attack on America” by Gordon Thomas, Dandelion Books, Tempe, Arizona, 2001 ISBN 1 893303-54-7 Part I Seeds of Tian’anmen: November … Continue reading
On the Political Economy of Wealth/Income/Power Inequality (An Evolving Essay)
In the US since 1949 inequality has increased with each expansion, with most gains going to the 1% (2 charts) from David Ruccio source That’s right: during the first three years of the current “recovery,” the top 10 percent captured 116 percent … Continue reading
Some Issues in Real World Economics
Map of the day : the world’s billionairs September 28, 2014 from David Ruccio This map of the world’s billionaires—all 2,325 of them (an all-time record high), with a total wealth of $7.3 trillion (which is higher than the market capitalization of all the … Continue reading
The Looming American Quagmire in Iraq and Syria
The Looming American Quagmire in Iraq and Syria Post Categories: Canada Wayne MADSEN | Friday, September 19, 2014, 15:17 Beijing As the Barack Obama administration seeks reliable allies to confront the Islamic State of Syria and the Levant (ISIL)– the … Continue reading
Democracy and the West: History, Theory and Practice
Democracy and The West: History, Theory and Practice Post Categories: Afghanistan Emanuel L. Paparella | Tuesday, September 23, 2014, 18:56 Beijing The Signing of the Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776 In the light of the frequent … Continue reading
The War on Terrorism is Terrorism: How US Helped to Create Al Qaeda/ISIS
The War on Terrorism is Terrorism: How US Helped Create Al Qaeda/ISIS Post Categories: Afghanistan GARIKAI CHENGU | Wednesday, September 24, 2014, 17:14 Beijing Much like Al Qaeda, the Islamic State (ISIS) is made-in-the-USA, an instrument of terror designed to … Continue reading
A Problem That Legions of Mainstream Academic Economists Have Simply Ignored (5 Charts)
A problem that legions of mainstream academic economists have simply ignored (5 charts) September 24, 2014 from David Ruccio The Wall Street Journal uses this chart to illustrate a story on a new report issued by Morgan Stanley on “Inequality and Consumption.”* Morgan Stanley’s research … Continue reading