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The Key to a Sustainable Economy Is 5,000 Years Old
By Ellen Brown Source: Truthdig We are again reaching the point in the business cycle known as “peak debt,” when debts have compounded to the point that their cumulative total cannot be paid. Student debt, credit card debt, auto loans, … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Crime, culture, Economics, elites, Empire, Financial Crisis, History, Inequality, Law, Oligarchy, Recession, Social Control, Social Engineering, society, Sociology
Tagged ancient greece, ancient rome, Banking, china, credit card debt, Debt, Debt Jubilee, Economic Collapse, Economics, federal deficit, financial crisis, Jesus Christ, mesopotamia, Money, Peak Debt, Student Debt
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‘Deaths of despair’ soaring among Gen Z & millennials: ‘It’s the economy, stupid’
By Helen Buyniski Source: RT.com Young Americans are killing themselves in record numbers, the victims of a confluence of economic and sociological factors that have singled them out – even above a nationwide surge in so-called “deaths of despair.” Suicide … Continue reading
Posted in Consumerism, culture, Dystopia, Economics, education, Financial Crisis, Health, Inequality, Labor, Neoliberalism, Oligarchy, Recession, Social Control, Social Engineering, society, Sociology, Technology, Work
Tagged addiction, Alcohol, America, Baby Boomers, culture, deaths of despair., depression, drugs, Economics, Education, financial crisis, Generation Z, Health, Journal of the American Medical Association, Labor, military spending, millennials, opioids, Pharmaceuticals, Poverty, recession, Social Media, society, Sociology, Student Debt, Student Loans, suicide, The American Dream, unemployment, war, Work
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Conjuring Up the Next Depression
By Chris Hedges Source: TruthDig During the financial crisis of 2008, the world’s central banks, including the Federal Reserve, injected trillions of dollars of fabricated money into the global financial system. This fabricated money has created a worldwide debt of $325 … Continue reading
Posted in conditioning, Corporate Crime, culture, Economics, Energy, Environment, Financial Crisis, Housing Crisis, news, Recession, Social Control, Social Engineering, society, Sociology, State Crime
Tagged bethany mclean, central banks, Crisis, economist, economy, fabricated money, Federal Reserve, financial crisis of 2008, fracking industry, giveaway to banks, global financial crash, Government, homeless, kevin zeese, low interest rates, margaret flowers, Money, national no-interest loans, Nomi Prins, politics, Student Debt, subprime mortgage, unsustainable debt, USA
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A New Lost Generation: Student Loans, Wage Slavery, and Debt Peonage
Dr. Nicholas Partyka Source: The Hampton Institute In literature, the term “lost generation” refers to a cohort of authors whose work defines the post-First World War era. This group includes literary notables like Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald, among … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, conditioning, culture, Economics, education, Financial Crisis, History, Labor, Recession, Social Control, society, Work
Tagged austerity, Debt Crisis, Debt Slavery, Debt Strike, Economic Bubble, economic crisis, Eurozone, Greece, Labor, Lost Generation, Over-Educated, Over-Qualified, Radicalization, recession, Student Debt, Student Loans, Work
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The Poverty Machine: Student Debt, Class Society, and Securing Bonded Labor
By Jeremy Brunger Source: The Hampton Institute At the dawn of the 20th century, very few American students attended high school, as the demands of the heavy-industrial and the agricultural economies of that period were ill-suited to an extended education … Continue reading
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Tagged Corvee, Debt Bubble, Debt Crisis, Higher Education, Neoliberalism, Proletariat, Student Debt, Student Loans
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