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"It is much easier for government to deceive people in a democracy where people assume everything is above board than in a dictatorship where they know it is not."  Dr Paul Craig Roberts

The Week’s Pearliest, Whirliest, and Churliest Headlines

It is hard to see how a country that owes trillions to foreigners, imports half of everything it consumes, no longer manufactures much of anything and would be forced to declare sovereign default shortly after it stops borrowing larger and larger sums, can be called sovereign.

Unused militaries ....

An open letter ...

They don’t hate Hitler for Holocausting them, they hate Hitler for refusing to Holocaust them.  Andrew Anglin

The Brexit debacle is a sign of crisis of democracy. The British people’s will has repeatedly been thwarted by the elected parliamentarians and non-elected administrators. It is practically the same in the US, where the people’s will has been clearly expressed by election of Trump. His supporters wanted to return American soldiers home, to make friends with Russia, to stop mass migration, to end demonization of white American men. All these wishes were foiled by elected congressmen and by non-elected servants of the Deep State.

Imagine human faces staring mesmerized into the screen of some kind of nifty futuristic device on which every word, sound, and image has been algorithmically approved for consumption by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (“DARPA”) and its “innovation ecosystem” of “academic, corporate, and governmental partners".

The Week’s Most Accidental, Detrimental, and Unsentimental Headlines

The Week’s Most Solid, Stolid, and Squalid Headlines

Welcome to the psychic control grid.

No one blinks an eye at US$22 trillion in debt, trillion dollar annual deficits, 0% interest rates for ten years, US$17 trillion of negative interest debt in the world, retro-active adjustments to GDP and savings rate calculations to make them more positive, 40% of the working age population not working – but unemployment reported as 3.7%, inflation reported at less than 2% when the average person experiences inflation in excess of 5%, corporations using their billions in tax cuts to buy back stock to boost their stock price, a military waging undeclared wars across the globe, an out of control surveillance state monitoring our communications, media companies using propaganda and censorship to push their new world order agenda, and US$200 trillion of unfunded liabilities that cannot be honored.

Donald Trump may go down in history books as the second Herbert Hoover.

The Week’s Most Unnecessary, Involuntary, and Unsanitary Headlines

Toad goo produces a more intense psychedelic effect than plant- or fungus-based psychedelics.

Clearly, we are dealing with the Anti-Defamation League and their ongoing push to remove all truth from the internet. But we are also dealing with the very real political agenda of Silicon Valley. These two parallel agendas are coming together to create the ultimate clampdown.

Many of the major US corporations are financial zombies, waiting for an uptick in interest rates to drive them into bankruptcy. And it is these zombies that are being tasked with bringing production back to the US.

The current solar cycle, called by NASA the Number 24 Cycle, peaked in early 2014 before starting its measurable decline in annual sunspot activity. The minimum is predicted to take place in 2020. It could last for years. Some predict a new “mini Ice Age”.

Of all the fallacies that one confronts when engaging with the theme of relations between Jews and Europeans, one of the most easily disproven is the idea that antagonism towards Jews is constantly changing.

Polish atrocities against ethnic Germans have been documented in the book "Polish Acts of Atrocity against the German Minority in Poland". Most of the outside world dismissed this book as nothing more than propaganda used to justify Hitler’s invasion of Poland. However, skeptics failed to notice that forensic pathologists from the International Red Cross and medical and legal observers from the United States verified the findings of these investigations of Polish war crimes.

Want to roll like Putin? After a US$190 million investment in R&D via a public-private partnership project called "Kortezh," Russia unveiled its first post-Soviet presidential limousine, the Aurus Senat.

The signs are everywhere. Mass shootings are just the final manifestation. Suicide rates for young Americans are the highest ever measured. So are drug-related deaths. Fifteen percent of millennials still live with their parents.

How the CIA invented the concept of "conspiracy theories."

The American public is stupid, but they aren’t that stupid. With Epstein’s alleged suicide, it’s not that some things don’t add up - nothing adds up except the increasingly maddening feeling that we’re being brazenly lied to and there’s nothing we can do about it.

Meet Nicole Junkermann, the former Bond girl turned Mossad asset.

The astrophysicist Erik Verlinde is doing away with dark matter.

"We are moving into a new, controlled society worse than old totalitarianism."  Slavoj Zizek

Bombing Serbia was a family affair in the Clinton White House.

The Week’s Most Hedonic, Demonic, and Sardonic Headlines

This criminal one-two punch by the US, which were not done to end WW II, but to intimidate the Soviet Union, launched the atomic age.