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Declassified Australia’s Peter Cronau flags and analyzes a report by researchers at Stanford University and Graphika about a massive secret propaganda operation being run out of the U.S.  The report, from late August, has been buried by the Western media.

1 Here are a few jaw-droppers that are guaranteed to shock you. They are not of my pen, although I have written about many of them. So, if you thought you knew it all, you didn’t. Indeed, their unworthiness may surprise you to the point of embarrassment. I know the list surprised me, and I like…

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Global Macro / Markets / Investing: Developing countries demand more climate finance as rich nations’ $100-billion pledge remains a broken promise – Money Control The Grim Secrets of Private Equity – New Republic Powell Signals Recession May Be Price to Pay for Crushing Inflation – Bloomberg Fed Rate Hikes Won’t Tackle the Corporate Profiteering Behind

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Federal Court Justice Mordecai Bromberg has been in the environmental news again, this time throwing a large judicial spanner in the works of Santos and its drilling efforts in the Timor Sea. On this occasion, the Federal Court found that the National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority should never have approved the Barossa…

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CoreLogic’s daily dwelling values index, which measures value changes across Australia’s five major capital cities, fell another 0.38% in the week ended 22 September. It was the 20th consecutive weekly price fall: Every major Australian capital city recording falling values over the week, with Sydney once again leading the way: So far in September, dwelling

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Another survey tells us what we already know. The failed mass immigration economic model is dead and buried in the community. Only the unholy alliance between Canberra and the oligarchs keeps it alive: Just 10 per cent of people support increasing the migration intake to solve the skills shortage crisis, according to a new poll.

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The Poms are doing the right thing: Businesses have been given an emergency package of government support including a cap significantly reducing the price paid for energy from 1 October to help them get through the winter. The UK government has stepped in to discount wholesale power prices for companies, charities and public sector organisations,

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The Market Ear with the latest on fear. I’m still waiting for the big flush… NASDAQ “fear” isn’t buying the “panic” The VXN has stayed very “well behaved” despite the NASDAQ having moved lower recently. Regular readers of TME are familiar with the fact vol is about pace and not direction, but is VXN starting

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The ferrous complex bucked the trend and jumped on September 22, 2022: Here’s the cause: China’s daily crude steel output recovered further in the middle ten days of September, with the volume increasing to a three-month high of 2.89 million tonnes on average, according to industry data provider Mysteel. Average daily crude steel output over

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