Category Archives: Guest Post

Michael Hudson: Naked Capitalism – Your Guide, Philosopher, and Friend in Times of Crisis

Michael Hudson explains why Naked Capitalism has earned his and hopefully your support.

I Posed as a Private Jet Customer. This Is What I Was Told About Emissions

Private jet companies want us to believe in “guilt-free” and “carbon-neutral” flights despite their sky-high emissions

KLG: What Naked Capitalism Means to Me

Professor, scientist, and now Naked Capitalism writer KLG explains why the site and its community deserves your support.

Productive and Unproductive Crises

Making a case from past crises that we’ll muddle through our current set and thanks to technology, eventually come out better.

2:00PM Water Cooler 9/5/2023

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BMW: Gasoline Car Ban Poses “Imminent Risk” To European Automakers

BMW warns that the 2035 EU mandate to end sales of new fossil fuel vehicles will be a mass death event for most EU car makers

Could Mexico Hold the Key to Hedging the Global Economy’s Dependence on the Panama Canal?

At the time of its construction, the Panama Canal was (and still is) a marvel of modern engineering. But it is also a single point of failure in a global mesh of tightly coupled supply chains.

Global Biodiversity Panel Warns Humans’ Introduction of Invasive Species Threatens Nature, Food Security

With major drivers of change set to worsen. increases of invasive alien species and their negative impacts are likely to intensify.

End of the War, End of US Exceptionalism

John Helmer providesan epic shellacking of a new book on the Ukraine war.

Who’s Afraid of an Alternative for Germany?

Examining the rise of the AfD, its proposed policies, and why it scares the establishment in Berlin and Washington.

The Arrest of Igor Kolomoysky Consolidates US Influence Over Zelensky Ahead of Likely Elections

Another unseemly tale from Ukraine, this of the deposing and now arrest of Zelenksy’s kingmaker, Igor Kolomoysky.

Links 9/3/2023

Europe and the Law of Holes

Bedeviled by their own weakness, European officials refuse to heed the advice from the old adage, “If you find yourself in a hole, stop digging.”

Further Thoughts on Sweden’s Pandemic Response

A Covid retrospective on Sweden indicates citizens to a large degreed ignored bad government advice.

Jobs Are Up, Wages Less So – and Lower Purchasing Power Could Still Lead the US into a Recession

Quelle surprise! Trends in wages indicate that the economy is less robust than the officialdom and financial press would have you believe.