Category Archives: political economy

A very erudite source explains “punk” as follows: . Shakespeare was an early user of the word ‘punk’, which originally meant ‘female prostitute’. … Not too long after that, Shakespeare used the word in Measure for Measure (written around 1603-04) … Continue reading →

BRM is better at blogging than I am, but he also has much more practical knowledge of supply chain issues:

Let us consider the writings of tinkzorg:     [Capitalist systems are inherently unstable machines for making profits that often destroy societies when they malfunction.] If one were a primitivist, or perhaps an anarchist, one could just say,

The coming war against the American kulak likely cannot be avoided, no matter what anyone does or does not do today, because it is not a war over ideology or culture, but a war of survival for the elites. They … Continue reading →