Monat: März 2021

Great Leap Backwards: the Green Deal

Biden Drops a `Green’ Hammer on American Industry March 1 (EIRNS) – The Biden White House on Feb. 26 announced that it would multiply the „price of carbon“ by more than seven times, to $51 per ton of CO2, for all cost-benefit analyses of industrial technologies – and was likely to more than double that […]

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Beethoven: Sparks of Joy!

Beethoven: Sparks of Joy — Three nations on Mars; Beethoven’s triple concerto. The space agencies of three different countries – the United States, China, and the United Arab Emirates – have successfully arrived at Mars and begun a promising collaboration for the advancement of human knowledge and power. In that spirit, we have today’s selection: Beethoven’s […]

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Great Leap Backwards: the Green Deal

UK Proposes Climate Change Have UNSC Veto March 1 (EIRNS) — In typical „snow is black“ fashion, the United Kingdom is attempting to declare the „fake news“ Climate Change hoax as the biggest threat to global security, today. To argue their case, London resurrected the 90 year-old serial Malthusian Sir David Attenborough, who addressed the […]

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Harley Schlanger Daily Update: Big Lies Divert Attention from Ongoing Breakdown of the Physical Economy

Don’t be surprised if Big Tech begins censoring reports about the failure of „renewable“ energy systems, such as windmills, as a major factor in the Texas Deep Freeze last month. The Washington Post, in an attack on those pointing to the failure of windmills to produce electricity as a causal factor behind the blackouts, said […]

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Beethoven: Sparks of Joy!

Beethoven: Sparks of Joy — the master’s climactic Op. 111 finishes his use of the sonata form. Although Beethoven would go on to compose other works for solo piano, the Opus 111 is Beethoven’s climactic finish to the sonata form. With the first movement, he reduces the C minor key to its bare elements (think […]

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Interview: Biden Bombing — Will Iraqi Youth Be Militiamen or Engineers?

What does Biden’s Feb. 25 bombing, supposedly in self-defense, of targets inside Syria mean for the region and the world? Iraqi-Swedish political activist Hussein Askary, the Southwest Asia coordinator for the Schiller Institute, explains the bombing in the context of the potential for the Belt and Road Initiative to transform Southwest Asia, and his own […]

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