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Archive for March, 2008

Report from the BBC, reporting that tens of thousands of US citizens are fleeing to Canada as economic refugees. Also a report on www.chycho.com
Canadians will also need to be prepared for this influx, especially considering that the average processing time for a refugee claim in Canada is currently 14.2 months, “a period during which the [...] Read more »

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A short clip about how many Russians are inspired by the Anastasia books to move back to the countryside and live closer to nature.
The story began in 1994 on the bank of the River Ob amidst the endless expanses of the Siberian taiga. The well-known Siberian entrepreneur Vladimir Megre met with two elderly gentlemen who [...] Read more »

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Richard Heinberg, author of ‘The Party’s Over’ suggests in an article at Hopedance  it really is up to us how we react to the unravelling of the global economic system based on cheap oil. The oil is running out, this depression is likely to be like nothing seen before.
The implication is clear: if we hope to survive as a species, and [...] Read more »

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Whatever your feelings about the invasion of Iraq or American foreign policy generally, this movie will shock you. From day one in Iraq the Bush administration has ignored advisors, cut corners, and done everything possible to alienate and anger the Iraqi population.
The first film of its kind to chronicle the reasons behind Iraq’s descent into [...] Read more »

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Aaron Russo’s ‘America: Freedom to Fascism’ is a shocking documentary, informing viewers that there is no legal basis for personal income taxes in the US. In fact the US Constitution forbids any federal income taxes. Russo asks many officials to cite the law which permits a tax on labour, but none can show him and [...] Read more »

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Clifton Middleton tells us about saving tomato seeds.
To grow something and not save it’s seed is a missed opportunity to fully engage in the cycle of life. Only in these recent times of technological growth and mechanisation have
humans tried to extract themselves from these natural cycles, depending instead on
increasingly large companies for their food and [...] Read more »

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Intensive gardening for renters. You dont have to buy a smallholding to 
provide some of your food needs. Peak Oil, climate change and the general endgame of civilisation is going to push us into a style of living that is actually far far better for us than the wage slave reality that we are forced to live now.
Start collecting those seed stocks now!! Read more »

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Human rights organizations, as well as political and social ones, are condemning what they are calling a new form of inhumane exploitation in the United States, where they say a prison population of up to 2 million – mostly Black and Hispanic – are working for various industries for a pittance. For the tycoons who [...] Read more »

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I am referring a lot of callers to review some of the data found on this blog, and therefore, am going to state some things here that might be “old ground” for regular readers, but need to put refreshed near the top of this blog. It is my opinion that the “trigger events” leading [...] Read more »

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