How England was “colonised”

by Paul Cudenec, who reads the article here My understanding of what lies beneath the surface of the modern world has vastly increased since I first read the book by Richard Hunt that I described in my last article [1] - and this learning accelerated dramatically six years ago. So it was inevitable that in … Continue reading How England was “colonised”

Unnatural Economics

by W.D. James We like to dislike financiers (and usually lawyers). In a sense, this is odd. Personally, my interactions with bankers have mainly been positive; then again, I’ve never had anything I own foreclosed upon or repossessed. That’s largely because I’m very conservative financially: the only things I have ever financed were vehicles (to … Continue reading Unnatural Economics