The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Economist: World Leaders Will Exploit Charlie Hebdo to Eliminate Encryption
Economist Martin Armstrong warns that the twin attacks in France will be used by world leaders to push for restrictions on Internet privacy and the total elimination of encrypted communications. Armstrong, who correctly predicted the 1987 Black Monday crash as well as the 1998 Russian financial collapse, writes that, “They are using this latest event precisely as they used 911 to strip us of all rights.”
Tabby and Wikispeed: open-source cars
Small businesses are counting on Open Source in order to speed up change in the slow and massive automotive industrial sector. Sharing…for greater innovation!
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So for €2,050 (£1,600), you can buy an operational car chassis on which you can build your own car. OSVehicle sees itself as a springboard for innovation, “a starting point for the creation of a new range of vehicles.”
As predicted the shift to non-carbon energy is creating wealth as well as wellness, and it is gaining momentum. This development makes excellent news. Carbon energy will do everything it can to continue to control the production of energy but that industry is on the wrong side of history.
The Solar Industry Created More Jobs In 2014 Than Oil And Gas Extraction
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Since 1993 we’ve been experimenting with a strategy for convening this kind of large-‐system conversation and we are excited at how well our approach is working, and the prospect for how it can work at the national and global levels. Our approach is different than the one described in the Project paper, however. And it’s different from “Deliberative Democracy” approaches in general because it aims for a creative conversation, rather than one that is deliberative. This requires a different set of facilitation skills and understandings about group process.
PDF (7 Pages): To Facilitate a National Conversation
Down the Plughole
40 Years of Economic Policy in One Chart
Once wages detached from productivity, the rich progressively got richer. They used their wealth to reduce taxes on capital, role back critical regulations, break up the unions, install their own lapdog politicians, push through trade agreements that pitted US workers against low-paid labor in the developing world, and induce their shady Central Bank buddies to keep interest rates locked below the rate of inflation so they could cream hefty profits off gigantic asset bubbles.
Charlie Hebdo, Another False Flag, Brought to You by the US, with Help From French Intel & Mossad – Roberts
Robert's observations below about the the alleged getaway car driver in the Paris shootings, Hamid Mourad, who turned himself in (which for the time being saved his life) jack up the probability this was a false flag to 80%.
The American and European media have ignored the fact that Mourad turned himself in for protection from being killed as a terrorist as he has a rock-solid alibi.
Continue reading “Owl: Paul Craig Roberts on Paris 12 False Flag Anomalies, Media Complicity”
Love Open Source? Good News and News
I read “Top 10 FOSS Legal Developments of 2014.” A legal eagle generated the listicle. Despite my skepticism for birds of this feather, the list has some good news and—well, to put it positively—news for the open source movement.
The good news is that folks from courts to government agencies are paying attention to free and open source software. The “news” news is that use of open source “by commercial companies expands.” The write up states:
