Toward a World that Works for Everyone
Events are happening faster than we can write articles on, so we’re switching to a summary format for some articles. After being redscreened a second time, we’re no longer posting live hyperlinks. Hyperlinks are (in brackets) to prevent them defaulting to a page view. Texas AG tells judge to free Dallas woman ‘unjustly jailed’ […]
Events are happening faster than we can write articles on, so we’re switching to a summary format for some articles. This issue is on universal basic income. Some of the articles are long. After being redscreened a second time, we’re no longer posting live hyperlinks. Hyperlinks are (in brackets) to prevent them defaulting to a […]
Events are happening faster than we can write articles on, so we’re going to change to a format used fairly widely these days – a summary of information with the URL for you to go to and read at more length if you so choose. Some of the subjects are hard to take and so […]
There’s continuing debate over whether social isolation helps flatten the curve or not. Voices out of Sweden are saying we only postpone the epidemic. What we need to do is develop herd immunity, they say, and that doesn’t come with lockdown. (1) Otherwise when we leave the lockdown, the outbreak could start up again. Does […]
A round-up of articles on universal basic income, designed to whip up enthusiasm, get us over the hump of creation, and propel us into momentum. In my opinion, this is our chance to bring in this eminently-worthwhile change to our economies – last stop before the Reval. Second last stop before NESARA and a total […]
A round-up of articles on universal basic income, designed to whip up enthusiasm, get us over the hump of creation, and propel us into momentum. In my opinion, this is our chance to bring in this eminently-worthwhile change to our economies – last stop before the Reval. Second last stop before NESARA and a total […]
A round-up of articles on universal basic income, designed to whip up enthusiasm, get us over the hump of creation, and propel us into momentum. In my opinion, this is our chance to bring in this eminently-worthwhile change to our economies – last stop before the Reval. Second last stop before NESARA and a total […]
A roundup of articles on the status of the Coronavirus and ways we can help…. Meals here can cost $700. Now this restaurant feeds the homeless US.CNN.com Since the novel coronavirus outbreakshut down restaurants across Denmark, Rasmus Munk, chef of the two-star Michelin restaurant, Alchemist, and his team of volunteers have been cooking around […]
A Basic Income Manifesto Daniel Raventós – Julie Wark, Counterpunch, April 13, 2020 https://www.counterpunch.org/2020/04/13/a-basic-income-manifesto/ In the COVID-19 crisis, which is hitting hard at the vast majority of people, it’s hardly surprising that, in these first weeks of the emergency, the proposal for a universal basic income—an unconditional, monthly, monetary payment by the government to the […]
Coronavirus may be forcing governments to bring in some elements of NESARA (National Economic Security and Reformation Act. To understand what NESARA is, we repost an article all the way back from 2010. The outlines of the article are still … well, germane. The acronym NESARA stands for “National Economic Security and Reformation Act.” The […]
A round-up of articles on universal basic income, designed to whip up enthusiasm, get us over the hump of creation and propel us into momentum. This is our chance to bring in this (in my opinion) eminently-worthwhile change in our economies – last stop before the Reval. Pandemic strengthens the case for universal basic […]
Lessons From MLK for a Better Post-Coronavirus Economy Deborah Douglas, Yes! Magazine, April 8, 2020 https://tinyurl.com/r2fjo25 The civil rights icon fiercely advocated for redistributive wealth and social democracy. Fifty-two years after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was gunned down in Memphis, April 4, 1968, his radical economic agenda reverberates through a pandemic-ridden nation at a […]
A roundup of articles on the status of the Coronavirus and ways we can help…. Why are “they” beefing up the number of people with, or who have died from, Covid-19? (1) To win acceptance for a vaccine that contains microchips (dark hats) or (2) To keep people indoors while the positive military takes […]
A roundup of articles on the status of the Coronavirus and ways we can help…. Coronavirus: India’s bailout may not be enough to save economy Arunoday Mukharji, BBC News, Delhi, Apr. 3, 2020 https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-52117704 Mohammad Alam is one of thousands of workers standing in a food queue in India’s capital, Delhi. The factory where […]
A roundup of articles on the status of the Coronavirus and ways we can help…. Put aside your political labels and religious doctrines. This is what appears to be going on. Thanks to Suzi on Patreon: How COVID-19 isolation increases domestic violence & animal abuse Elana Shepert, Vancouver is Awesome!, April 8, 2020 […]
