Privatized Asylum Industry: Corporate Profits, Political Connections, and Exploitation Concerns. Serco the Manure of Evil
The UK’s asylum accommodation system has been transformed into a highly profitable private industry worth billions of pounds annually. The Home Office expects to have spent £3.1bn on hotels in the financial year ending in March 2024 alone, with the…
The “Special Relationship” and the hefty cost of a potential IMF Debt Restructuring. UK Brexit mistakes and the Inflation Linked Gilt Market Achilles Heel
The United Kingdom could be staring toward the precipice of a financial crisis in the future, which eerily echoes the sterling crisis of 1976, when Britain was forced to seek the largest IMF bailout in history. However, the current predicament…
Brexit Disastrous Consequences: Economic, Geopolitical, and the European Security Crisis. Why Britain Must Take its Sit Back and Participation Membership at the European table
The United Kingdom’s departure from the European Union, formalised on January 31, 2020, following the 2016 referendum, represents one of the most significant geopolitical shifts in post-war European history. While Brexit was presented by its advocates as an opportunity for…
The Golden Calf and Wall Street Bull, between Bigotry and Idolatry of the false God-Money
When Moses ascended Mount Sinai to receive the Law, the Israelites, freshly liberated from Egyptian slavery, grew restless in his absence. Their demand for a visible god led Aaron to collect their gold and fashion a golden calf, declaring, “These…
The Betrayal of Jewish Historical Values. Netanyahu’s Extremist Government and the Desecration of Holocaust Memory
The ongoing policies of Benjamin Netanyahu’s government represent one of the most profound betrayals in Jewish history—a systematic abandonment of the ethical values, historical lessons, and moral imperatives that have sustained Jewish civilisation for millennia. This betrayal is particularly devastating…
The Historical Necessity of a renewed Workers’ International for the Future of Humanity, against the Militarized Oligarchic Neoliberalist Regime
The Workers’ International, Russian Revolution, and the Transformation of European Socialism. The Foundational Pillars of Socialist Transformation The Workers’ International movements and the Russian Revolution of 1917 constitute the twin foundational pillars upon which the modern European socialist and communist…
Osint Report of Far-Right Neo-Facist Neo-Nazist Extremist Organizations in Europe and the United States
Osint Report // This report provides a summary of far-right, ultranationalist, neo-fascist, and neo-Nazi groups across the United States and Europe. Many of these entities believe openly anti-democratic, subversive of Democratic Institutions, Xenophobic, and ethnically supremacist ideologies, with some showing…
Dark Pools: Hidden Markets and Their Impact on Financial Stability
How many times any ordinary investor would have heard this phrase from the Investment Bank Advisor : ” you need to be invested for the long term, we have at heart the interest of our clients”, while promising secure returns…
Britain’s Criminal Media Industry: Foreign-Owned Networks and the Global Disinformation Apparatus
Britain’s media landscape has been transformed into a sophisticated disinformation apparatus controlled by foreign corporate entities that systematically promote far-right extremism, xenophobia, conspiracy theories, and neo-colonial narratives. Through networks including News Corporation, GB News, Telegraph Media Group, Daily Mail Group,…
Britain’s Racism, Xenophobia, Breach of International Treaties, Violations of Civil Rights and the Criminal Hostility Towards Europe and its Citizens
In the years leading up to and following the Brexit referendum, a troubling undercurrent of racism and xenophobia against European citizens became increasingly visible in British society. While hostility toward immigrants has long existed in the United Kingdom—often aimed at…
Affordable EVs: The Role of Sodium-Ion Batteries in Reducing Car Production Costs
In 2023, the European Union (EU) produced approximately 12.1 million passenger cars, marking an 11.3% increase from the previous year. (Acea auto) This growth reflects a recovery from recent supply chain disruptions and underscores the automotive sector’s resilience. The automotive…
Unmasking the Far-Right Fascism: How the European Union Covers Authoritarianism and Human Rights Abuses Across Europe
The European Union (EU), founded on the principles of democracy, human rights, and the rule of law, has long been celebrated as a beacon of progress and unity. However, the resurgence of far-right extremism across its member states has exposed…
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS), and the Third Reich Regime’s Financial Offshore money laundering
During the prelude to and the progression of World War II, the German Third Reich was supported by a network of financial manoeuvres that ensured the Nazist regime objectives were achieved in secrecy, including the laundering of funds and the…
What could potentially change in United States foreign policy with a Trump Presidency
A potential Donald Trump presidency could mark a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy and geopolitics, with a focus on reshaping power structures in the Middle East and resolving the Ukraine-Russia conflict, part of this strategy could be forcing peace…
“Deppenapostroph”, Anglicism in commercial Deutsche, and what already said Heidegger in 1957 about language
Deppenapostroph ist das Gegenteil von denkender Sprache
American Corporations Are Buying Up Britain–It’s Very Bad for Ordinary British People
The growing dominance of American corporations in the UK presents challenges, particularly for workers, consumers, and smaller businesses. While foreign investment can bring benefits, the costs—such as reduced local control, job losses, and economic inequality—are increasingly being felt by ordinary British people. If this trend continues unchecked, it could have long-lasting consequences on the UK’s economic sovereignty and social fabric.
