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To subscribe or unsubscribe email John What the US government is doing in Syria is tantamount to a war of aggression, which, according to the Nuremberg Tribunal, is the worst possible crime a State can commit against another State Father Miguel D’Escoto People who shut their eyes to reality simply invite their own destruction, and Continue Reading →
Speculation is perfectly all right, but if you stay there you’ve only founded a superstition. If you test it, you’ve started a science Hal Clement Twenty Photos: My Seven Months Living at Standing Rock These images show some of the defining moments of the past seven months — some that made it to mainstream Continue Reading →
To subscribe or unsubscribe email John James Anyone who has surplus funds should be holding gold and silver because the dollar should be priced as toilet paper. The Fed’s massive increase in supply of money is not matched by goods and services. We don’t have hyperinflation because most of that money went into financial assets Continue Reading →
The John James newsletter this week collated a number of statistics about the Australian take up of solar energy Australians have invested $8 billion of their own money in rooftop solar over the last 8 years, and they now save around $1 billion in electricity bills each year [1] Rooftop solar systems will prevent over Continue Reading →
1 of 43 The John James Newsletter 78 Inbox x John James <gothic@johnjames.com.au> 7:26 AM (1 hour ago) to John The John James Newsletter 78 12 September 2015 Wonderful, as usual I look forward to this every week now it gives me a picture of what’s going on that I cannot get elsewhere it is, Continue Reading →
1 of 81 The John James Newsletter 77 Inbox x John James 5:19 AM (3 hours ago) to John The John James Newsletter 77 5 September 2015 Congratulations! We are now 13 months old sharing news that is avoided in the press. Knowledge will seldom on its own change the world, but it certainly gives Continue Reading →