Tag Archives: corruption

George Monbiot on the Pollution Paradox

Posted on September 12, 2023 by peNdantry

George Monbiot: Ah, yes, the “man of the people,” Rishi Sunak: doesn’t even know how to fill up his own car; doesn’t even seem to know how to use a credit card; who treats the entire nation as a fly-over … Continue reading →

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Data Driven: Colbert on Cambridge Analytica

Posted on March 21, 2018 by peNdantry

Finally, someone goes on air to highlight the dissonance between the mouthings and the motives of the advertising industry. Oh, and some other stuff, about Facebook… This is Not Cool View original post

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MODERNISING MONEY

Posted on February 1, 2015 by peNdantry

Originally posted on MODERN TIMES IN MUDSHIRES:
Money creation should only be used in the public interest ? The same banks that caused the financial crisis currently have the power to create 97% of the UK’s money. They’ve used this…

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The Story of Broke

Posted on November 9, 2011 by peNdantry

Annie Leonard waves her hands around far too much for my liking. But what I do like in her latest presentation is that she’s not just mirroring my own chief grievance (ie: our society is seriously broken and needs fixing) … Continue reading →

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