Resisting the Curse of Global Capital: Transformation Through Collapse

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It was unavoidable from our very beginnings that a species with this much in-built psychosis would only be able to give rise to a self-destructive civilisation.  The full-time job of government, corporates and the media is now to simply keep everyone convinced that this self-annihilating civilisation is somehow supposed to make sense.   Well, it … Continue reading Resisting the Curse of Global Capital: Transformation Through Collapse

After Helene: How To Make the Climate Crisis Totally Disappear

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Years ago, when I warned that one day the climate crisis will be forgotten, many didn’t believe me.  Trawling through social media posts in the aftermath of Helene, I came across the pain, the suffering, anger and desperation described in the personal accounts of witnesses who lost everything: their house, their loved ones, sometimes an … Continue reading After Helene: How To Make the Climate Crisis Totally Disappear

Collective Incrimination: How Global Capital Gets Away With Everything

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Every criminal can walk out of prison free if they manage to incriminate the prosecution.  Global capital is a gangster who gets away with murder every single time, by implicating us into its crimes. As consumatrons we are wholly dependent on the criminal necrosystem of the human Ponzi economy.  We are accomplices who are bribed … Continue reading Collective Incrimination: How Global Capital Gets Away With Everything

Beyond The Petri Dish (Audio)

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Listen to my new interview at Alex Smith's Ecoshock Radio about my latest book and more. Alex asks me about some of the main concepts in the book, chapter by chapter. And here is the previous interview from last January George is an author, researcher, molecular biologist and food scientist. You can follow him on … Continue reading Beyond The Petri Dish (Audio)

The Great “Solutions” Swindle (Audio)

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In case you missed it, Sam Mitchell last week narrated my entire article on his excellent YouTube show Collapse Chronicles. The article also appeared on Naked Capitalism, one of the largest-circulation financial news and economic analysis blogs in the US. Here it is, enjoy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3g2eBhJt_No&t=932s George is an author, researcher, molecular biologist and food scientist. … Continue reading The Great “Solutions” Swindle (Audio)

How Government Became a Hiding Place for Capital

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The idea that a small group of individuals can form a “government” representing the best interests of its people has been one of the most disastrous leaps of faith humanity ever took.  Arguably, as our societies grew, we had no choice but to form these governments.  Although transferring power and authority from the masses to … Continue reading How Government Became a Hiding Place for Capital

Planet of the Working Zombies

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The entirety of humanity has become one big business, and each of us is, willingly or not, part of this ever-growing, destructive, polluting, utterly pointless corporation.  What is the point of working when there is hardly a job left on the planet which doesn’t guarantee the end of civilisation?  The problem with jobs today is … Continue reading Planet of the Working Zombies

Intro to Necronomics: Ecological Fraud and the Civilisational Lie

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It is our biggest cognitive impediment that we have only learned to exist as a species who extracts and exploits.  We remain as the teenagers walking up to the fridge, taking whatever they need without ever wondering who went grocery shopping, how much it cost, and who paid the electric bill.  We never grew out … Continue reading Intro to Necronomics: Ecological Fraud and the Civilisational Lie

Trading Corpses for Rain: How Global Capital Became a Deity

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Ancient Greeks and many other civilisations were obsessed with the concept of “sacrifice for the greater good”. They believed that if they let go of something precious, they can earn something in return. It was a naive concept made to one’s measure: you got to pick both what you wanted, as well as what you … Continue reading Trading Corpses for Rain: How Global Capital Became a Deity