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Category Archives: news
Debunking right wing myths – migration, jobs and wages
A common myth of those on the right, one even some on the left fall for, is that immigrants compete against locals for jobs and help push down wages. Neither is entirely correct and indeed restricting immigration can end up … Continue reading
The danger of scamcoins
Originally posted on daryanblog:
I’ve talked quite a lot about online scams as well as cryptocurrencies recently. So what happens when they collide? You get the mother of all ponzi schemes! And unfortunately there are now several examples of fake…
Posted in aviation, crime, cults, economics, news, politics, scams, technology
Tagged crypto, cybercrime, news, scams
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When project fear became project-we-told-you-so
t From my other blog…… So we have a crisis, building since January, that’s finally reached a point where even a biased media can’t hide the truth any more, forcing the government into damage limitation mode. Which predictably involves using … Continue reading
Brexit means…conceding sovereignty to Australia
I’ve long warned the dangers of the brexit mentality, or more precisely the dangerous world view that drives it. And the recent fiasco over nuclear subs highlights why. The UK has managed to convenience Australia and the US to stitch … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, defence, environment, Global warming denial, Japan, news, nuclear, politics, power
Tagged climate, defence, news, technology, us politics
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Bitcoin crackdown
Reblogged from my other site. Discussing the crackdown against crypto currencies by several governments. Continue reading
Posted in budget deficit, crime, cults, economics, environment, future, history, news, politics, scams, sustainability, technology
Tagged news, technology
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More brexit betrayals and the rise of the brexitbots
Reblogged from my other site. Discussing how many of the warnings given to brexiters about their immigration policy are starting to come true. Continue reading
Posted in budget deficit, economics, history, news, technology
Tagged news, politics, sustainability, technology
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Debunking rightwing myths: Qanon
One of the problems with politics these days is how it has become way too tribal. And while it is a problem with those on the left (just look at how Corbyn supporters seem determined to stick it to Starmer, … Continue reading
Posted in crime, cults, defence, Global warming denial, history, news, scams
Tagged climate change denial, conspiracies, creationism, crime, news, religion, scams, us politics
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Internet gangs of the 2020’s
I did a post a couple of months back about contrepreneurs & fake gurus selling doggy courses or get-rich-quick schemes (which of course are just scams intended to rob you blind). But if anything, I barely scratched the surface. There … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon, Amazon 250 scam, crime, history, news, politics, scams
Tagged amazon scam, crime, economics, internet, mcmafia, news, politics, scams, technology, us politics
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Pyongyang on the Thames
I came across a documentary from French TV about the North Korean “Ghost Fleet” of fishing vessels. Large fleets of North Korean fishing boats have been raiding the fishing grounds of neighbouring countries, most notably making intrusions into Russian waters, … Continue reading
Posted in crime, cults, economics, environment, EU, Global warming denial, history, Japan, news, politics, sustainability
Tagged economics, euro, news, politics, us politics
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