Thank you deeply, Yanis, for being such a heart-centered brilliant economist, socialistic visionary, activist who continues to illuminate and inspire us! Blessings to you and Owen-and to all!

@yiasemide

3 жыл бұрын

Likewise, Ms. Wilson.

@hazelwray4184

3 жыл бұрын

A "radical" humanist, perhaps.

@joywilson8941

3 жыл бұрын

Radical humanist and remarkable human! His heart with his brilliance.

I am trying to equip myself with a better understanding of finance and economics, and so I have come across Yanis' lectures and interviews. I have always liked him but now I have to say he is such pleasure to listen to. I admire his passion and tenacity.

Thanks 🙏 fro bringing Yanis back I could listen to this man of immense integrity fir hours on end x

“Be ruthless with systems, be kind to people.”

@yiasemide

3 жыл бұрын

So, so true. And it's what works.

@louistracy6964

3 жыл бұрын

Michael Brooks, sorely missed.

@PetraKann

3 жыл бұрын

...some systems sustain people

@onepartyroule

3 жыл бұрын

@@PetraKann political systems dont do that naturally. You have to hold them accountable.

@PetraKann

3 жыл бұрын

@@onepartyroule Holding a political system accountable is a political system itself. Who will hold you accountable MRs roule?

Excellent interview. My gratitude goes to both Yanis and Owen for taking the time to give us these very clear insights into the broader society we live in and share with millions of others. Thank you¬

I've read the book. I'm waiting for the next. I am learning from Yanis!

Good to listen to. Thankyou. ❤

RIP DAVID GRAEBER

Why can’t we have a prime minister like this or a US president like this?

@ahagamama

3 жыл бұрын

People who want power are generally not altruistically motivated. Yanis never intended to be in politics.

@PetraKann

3 жыл бұрын

You seriously don’t know?

@ashleyKennedy5

3 жыл бұрын

We nearly did and so did the US. As Yanis explained at the start the self entitled elite fucked Corbyn and Sanders over.

@PetraKann

3 жыл бұрын

@@ashleyKennedy5 Sanders has never stood up. Check his record. Sanders is there to propel rhetoric into the public to make it appear that somehow the Democratic Party has empathy for ordinary Americans and works

@ashleyKennedy5

3 жыл бұрын

@@PetraKann I think you need to check on your politics. Yanks tend to have a perverted sense of what is good for society and what they call freedom.

“Engage with people , have sympathy, empathy” share knowledge🎯🎯🎯

Wonderful conversation by informed open minded intellectuals

@Jack-ev1up

3 жыл бұрын

It was great! I'm glad you enjoyed it as well

@ahmedzejly1972

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jack-ev1up &

@ahmedzejly1972

3 жыл бұрын

R

@FocusProj

3 жыл бұрын

One intelectual. The other one is an excuse of an intellectual

@terrywilliams8864

3 жыл бұрын

@@FocusProj mmm no shame in not being an intellectual o course

Progressives should remember that after Greece's courageous 2015 vote of "No More Austerity!" was betrayed by Tsipras, the EU's Schauble privately told Yannis: "If you had stuck to your position, you would have won." That's because the people who do the work have the true power: they can only be deceived/terrorized into forgetting that.

Thank you both. I really enjoyed this video

Thank you so much for Yanis and your very helpful questions..

Excellent exchange guys. Thank you!

Very informative interview. So many new facts that I repeated it & this time made notes.

Great message. Yanis has a superb plan for us to work towards

Thank you.

Great content ✌️💚☯️🔱

Thank you thank you thank you thank you. What a wonderful way to start the day, and the new life of empathetic concern for all members of our world community.

I wish he’d do an interview on the wall street disruption that happened this week. Is this the start of something bigger? This seems in line with his book “Another Now” and the crowd sourcing people he writes about.

@j.j.r.6075

3 жыл бұрын

He did an interesting interview about it with UK Channel 4 news a fewdays ago - you can probably find it somewhere :)

@abrambadal8997

3 жыл бұрын

Stealing from thieves , is not a big deal, will go no-where , 'they', the hedge-fund big-bankers are thinking how to make it illegal , thru an unlawfull conspiracy law ! What is needed is real changing of institutions replaced by new order and by a new social-universal system of reducing old institutions as undesiable and impractical for a majority of people on this globe !

@ashleyKennedy5

3 жыл бұрын

Wall Street was a one off bet not reliably replicated. Approx 75% of small investors lose. Hedge funds tried to manipulate the market by shorting "Gamestop" small investors applied a squeeze bet and won. Now the small investors have to sell and take their profit. Some of those small investors may end up losing by selling at a lower share price than they bought at. The final winner still hasn't been worked out. Hedge funds are crying about losing $20 billion and asking for a government bail out. Society can still lose what ever the outcome. I'm glad the small investor fucked the hedge funds over in the short term.

Two awesome speakers. Excellent discussion

I loved this interview

It broke my heart to see what happened to Bernie.

@reggiebald2830

3 жыл бұрын

The same, or worse happened with Yanis. Seems to be the degrees by which they plunged and twisted the knives!

@Scribbler02

3 жыл бұрын

@@reggiebald2830 I was aware of that. I love listening to Yanis. He is the first to explain to me the exact mechanical workings of the monetary system and how governments mess over the little people. For the first time, I got it. And was appalled.

I thought I had already watched this and indeed it is two months old. I don't understand how one can post a video without mentioning the original date... It doesn't make it any less interesting but this is bad practice.

@lynriddett767

3 жыл бұрын

I'm watching a KZread video with a clear date: 31 January 2021

That's wicked awesome Yanis, you promoting such an obvious tool.

@RT-yz9fp

3 жыл бұрын

Using a popular platform is, in my view, a sensible thing to do if you are a marginalised figure because a wider audience gets to see how reasonable your arguments actually are. This is completely different to what Owen Jones sometimes does; ie. interview establishment figures who already have ample opportunity to spread their propaganda on the main stream media.

Brilliant.. This diem25 stuff

Excellent analysis. Such a smart man.

Enlightening as ever, well explained by a man of high intellect. We need more people like Yanis

Very nice to get the (A) inside scoop on the Amazon implementation , thx

As much as I love to hear your thoughts, I hate agreeing with you; which I do btw ~ you teach me so much. The US; right on! I haven't finished, yet (Italia?) But look forward to your new book!

Incredible story-teller Yanis is... his way of starting the story in the middle is incredible. You would think that the world did not exist before 2008 !!!!

The analysis Yanis Varoufakis offers is as always broad and yet to the point, the practical detail of how the alternative came come to pass perhaps less so. The idea of a transnational movement is attractive and, in a global world, necessary; but DiEM25 was not the example of such a movement, operating democratically within its own structures, I was looking for. It would be nice to think others could take up the promise of the ideas offered by members of DiEM25, and forge a more successful path towards the future Yanis says we need.

So Europe is going to split on a North/South line... So so depressing 😭. I'm expecting it but to hear it is a bit of a shock. There's something deeply ominous in our present world. The rumbles of devastation are becoming audible. 😰

@mashfour

3 жыл бұрын

Always a struggle...ain't that what is said. Don't be blue...a kind heart is always close by 👍

3 жыл бұрын

Europe is already split between north and south.

The City of London gave Wall St. an out with the Euromarket then Tax Havens.

Many more like this.

Leider für die Mehrheit unwählbar. Denn in deutscher Sprache nicht verfügbar. Wo es ganz einfach die automatische Übersetzung mit einzufügen😥

Question: what was the impact of make amazon pay?

Yanis is both well soken and deeply good.

Why can we just accept it, an ENTIRELY different global economic system is required, to meet human need across the globe, and to arrest climate change and environmental degradation. There is one thing getting in the way , our fixation with money and private ownership. We have to move on if we hope to survive #ResourceBasedEconomy

@cleanhit777

3 жыл бұрын

You'll be all for the great reset then? Be very careful what you wish for

@nansir

3 жыл бұрын

@@cleanhit777 The great reset ? No idea what you mean, were heading for extinction, a reset is required. A Resource Based Economy is nothing to fear, everyone taken care of , human need snd the environment the first priority, administered via Citizens Assemblies, local, national, global. Free your mind , no-one is out to get you , unless that's what you want. Research it properly and you might understand #ResourceBasedEconomy

Yani mou, what are the books you recommend that best describe the days and weeks of your departure from Syriza?

Writing from NYC. Currently 73 and housebound, but I get my second shot next week. Been following Yanis from at least 2014, Long before I could spell either of his names (I just had to check “Yanis” on the screen). Followed 2015 in hope and horror, learning more than I ever desired about the fine structure of European power and the European banking structure, and the dismal effects of Euroization. Most readers are probably too young to remember the introduction of the market mechanism that as supposed to limit currency moves that were disrupting the common market (read overvaluing the mark and threatening to drive West Germany out of any market saved only be the falling prices of imports that could then be transformed into exports, plus cash inflow seeking safety. Low internal inflation although, bizarrely, high export prices. The system was unstable, an instability due to problems too deep to be cured by requiring each nation to balance its budget. Thus the Euro. As the Euro was being introduced, Hal says to himself “How can you have a currency without a state system-not the current false front? I never felt lonely in this US centric opinion and was not surprised to learn that Yanis, and even Mitterrand (sp.) along with the Brits shared this opinion at the time. I and I gather Mitterrand, etc., assumed that the iron laws of reality and necessity would result in a Federal Republic of some sort with universal tax and social welfare authority. See comments by Yanis on how without the geographical redistribution of funds from the social welfare system and military budget (I would add in the post office and Federal Highway trust funds prominently), the US dollar could not function internally as a medium of exchange. This reality afflicted the US economy with recurrent depressions and an absurd reliance on London for capital at least until the creation of the Federal Reserve, the Progressive Era Reforms, and the financial and industrial tsunami of World War 1. Lincoln had to fight the Civil War without a central bank, although brilliant and insanely ambitious Treasury Secretary Chase created a sort of virtual bank along with on the side creating a paper currency featuring Chase’s portrait on the $1 bill - he was literally trying to increase his name recognition and convey the message that He had created this currency and was its guardian. Sigh. Except for the Chase story this was the common knowledge a generation ago as conveyed by history and Civics texts. Currency reform was the hottest political issue in the US after slavery from at least 1820 to 1920 including the very substantial Greenback party in the late 1860s and even more substantial Populist party which briefly took over the national Democratic Party in the 1890s and were later subsumed into the Republican/Progressives movement. These third party revolts were based increasing the money supply and increasing spending to increase industrial employment and agricultural prices. Their solutions may have been crude, “free” unlimited minting of silver from the silver mines (the mint at one point gave in a bit, minted vast quantities of silver dollars, and then never released them, gold standard folks.). In the post civil war period the US considered going completely off the gold standard (it was only barely on it, gold coins enjoyed a slight premium over paper). Speculators no doubt using highly leveraged funds drove the price of gold to absurd heights. Pres. Grant’s brother in law was involved communicating (incorrectly) that he had inside information. Grant correctly saw that this was a true crisis extending far beyond familial embarrassment, so as he says he made a study of the issue. Grant, whose reputation has been sabotaged by generations of Confederates and racists (see “Lost Cause Movement”).was very intelligent as well as a competent evenhanded administrator. He was also excellent at mathematics and was slated to be a math instructor at West Point before the Mexican War intervened (at the time, all West Pointers were trained to be engineers). In other words, he had the ability to study with understanding the leading edge scholarly writings on the subject circa 1870. After acquiring this understanding and no doubt after discussions with cabinet officials and allies such as senator Sherman, the general’s older brother and later author of the Sherman antitrust act, ordered the sale of gold from the treasury reserve, destroying the speculators including his brother in law and eventually enabling the US to eventually return to the Gold standard. Some persons blame the Financial Panic of 1873 on Grants action and no doubt it contributed, but the whole world financial structure must have been rotten and blighted by overproduction for this speculative madness to have created a world depression lasting 10-15 years. US agricultural profitability except in wartime has never again approached these levels. And the cotton boom, now seven or eight years following the war, was destroyed forever. The agricultural South was especially mired in poverty at least until WWII. You can see why the idea of a currency without a state system seemed impossible to North Americans 30 years ago, and should really only exist as a fever dream of German bureaucrats. And more tsunamis inevitably ensue, vastly exacerbated by the fetishization of various media of exchange.

Great guest bringing some intellectual intelligence to your lack lustre channel.

Pensions were not instigated by Mussolini first but by Lloyd George, a radical Welsh Liberal in 1908. Lloyd George’s Old Age Pension Act, provided between 1 and 5-shillings per week to people over seventy years of age.

I'd really like you to acknowledge and discuss the great reset agenda

International coordination and cooperation for socialism is exactly what is required in a world of global corporate power - I feel optimistic for the first time since the UK labour party made an error of judgement and left the door slightly ajar for socialism to walk in, in the form of Corbyn and McDonnell.

Why upload videos months after they were shot ?

Good man too.

They should really put a statue up of Yanis in Greece. Greek cultural history is fundamentally aligned with the idea of resistance, from ancient history to the modern era - and Yanis already has stood up the the economic Goliath of the ECB/EU and also the idiotic cartel of fascists in Greek politics - he's globalizing his resistance now and we should thank him for it. The international left needed a new vision instead of just looking back to the post-war era - Yanis gave us that vision and has already begun the work to socialize the capitalist framework of our world.

Yanis is a Hero!

VAROUFAKIS is a real OG

How does a more equalized level plain field affects individual freedom in these proposed scenario.

Just a quick note, I have seen other thinkers making this mistake, not sure if it is relevant to the arguments but anyhow, Spanish indignados started 5 months earlier than Occupy Wall Street. I know this because I coincidentally was in Madrid 15 of May 2011. Am I wrong ? I remember Wall Street movement starting in September 2011.

Yanis was correct when he spoke about not demonizing the trumpers and brexiters, specifically the people who have been brutalized by neoliberal capitalism. But just listening, talking, and learning from them is not enough. This points to a key problem with Labour and DiEM25. The problem is that struggling people have needed and currently need material help. Labour and the left did not come to their aid for decades and in the case of Labour, often supported their oppression through embracing neoliberal austerity. The failure of door-knocking should have been an object lesson. The point is, as well-meaning as the Momentum section of Labour and Yanis's DiEM25 party are, they're still in the end a top down intervention into a crisis situation that has now gone on for over two generations. In my humble opinion, it's putting the cart before the horse. We need to form, build, and support linked organizations that directly help struggling people, not out of charity, but out of solidarity and shared struggle. That would give real meaning to listening, talking, and learning - which would work both ways and be the ground for political education and organization. Parties and institutions can be built from that base, but not I fear the other way around - unless Labour and DiEM25 decide to integrate materially helping struggling people into their plans and make it a priority, but it's hard to see that happening. So, we'll have to do it ourselves.

did hashtag: makeamazonpay happen?

The library card concept has been thouroughly tested in Yugoslavia, especially in its northernmost state of Slovenia, through Edvard Kardelj's concept of socialist self-management. It was, one one hand, a democratic illusion for the masses, so that a one-party system could continue without public discontent, and on the other a geniunely innovative attempt at distributing economic decision-making among the working class. What it resulted in was a rise in near-political participation, while keeping the big guns in the hands of the communist party. And company directors complaining that a janitor obstructed a vote. It would be absolutely beautiful if this could be attempted again without sacrificing democracy. So the key still lies in obtaining the power necessary to pull this off through election, which means uniting the disenfranchised with the identity politics crowd, an ever less likely scenario.

Bismark introduced a general pension - system in 1889

@yaboydolphin

3 жыл бұрын

Source

@machuhu5196

3 жыл бұрын

@@yaboydolphin Geschichte der Gesetzlichen Rentenversicherung (www.bmas.de) (www.deutsche-rentenversicherung.de) sorry the source is in German

@kaijessen3654

3 жыл бұрын

True but the estimated lifespan of a worker post employment was two years from retirement until death.

@politelypolemic4439

3 жыл бұрын

General pension maybe but national pension is what yanis is talking about, guaranteed pension is what muscling offered

I can't stand Owen. He seems happy to been used by the Guardian as long as he keeps his status.

@harveybrown37

3 жыл бұрын

That doesn't adequately justify your extreme emotion.

@MS-jz9ne

3 жыл бұрын

You are not alone. People don't tend to like champagne socialists like owen

@harveybrown37

3 жыл бұрын

@@MS-jz9ne How is he a 'champagne' Socialist?

@susanleatherbarrow2495

3 жыл бұрын

I know, and he showed such promise! To end up writing for The Guardian, such a waste of a great mind!

Yanis please weigh in on the billionaire hedgefund vs Redditor (ordinary folks) investor standoff with GameStop shorting!

How about this triangle : Rome the spiritual , London the financial , Washington the military ?

The Grim New Deal!

@42:00 what we also did not have in 2008 was politicians confronted by MMT who know that government deficits are not appropriate fiscal targets, and are just an accounting residual on a balance sheet. What is important is full employment and price stability, and for that you do not need to tax to offset spending. A currency issuing government can instead just spend whatever is needed, and let the automatic stabilizers take effect. What we on the Left still lack in 2020 is the understanding that a job guarantee is the correct stabilizer, not moronic UBI.

Yanis: the progressive strategy should be to engage with those susceptible to the fascist narrative. Owen: .....

The sad part is that it's taken me many years to find Yanis, and I've heard Owen Jones represent the left for as long as I've been engaged in politics. Owen Jones has done nothing but put me off the left, with arrogant positions and this general sense that he doesn't care about anyone but himself and people who think like him. Yanis within two videos has provided me a side to the left that I don't think I've seen expressed before and I'm sad that people like Yanis aren't at the helm of socialist movements. Instead, we get Owen and the anti-intellectuals like him who are more content with forcing their own opinions instead of critically engaging with the ideas they study.

My suggestion to my fellow American Lefties is that we give Biden a fair chance to do what he needs to do, and then burry him as soon as it obvious that he will not do what he needs to do. If the PTB ever do manage to create a One World Government, I hope Yanis Varoufakis becomes its first President. I cannot think of any better suited to the task.

@pavelm.gonzalez8608

3 жыл бұрын

One World Goverment??? I hope it's just a joke man because your should be stupid or pretty innocent to spect something like that succed or not becoming a totalitarian regiment just like George Orwells 1984 "Oceania"... I''m not a communist (and I hope you not to be also), but I also agree with you that globalization and the modern rulling economic (Neo)Liberal System ("Laissez Faire" or Classical capitalism) which is the real responsible for all this posmodernist identity politics that the right calls "Cultural marxism" (also the radical marxists/scoialist don't help as usually) and use it to discrimante/reject any progressive/left/socialist politics in the name of "Liberty" and now its giving power to the fascist resurgiance, this same system will not not save us to get out from this global crysis and to reduce the number of disease/dead people by COVID-19 for not having enough money to pay helathcare and many other basic services that should be able for all, it's incredible that a country like US which has always proclaim itself to be the Liberty's Country" has one of the worst healthcare system in the first world countries and cares more about letting other people like Jeff Bazos, Mark Zuckerberg or Elon Musk to get richer (but the consumers are also responsible for buying their products/services) than helping the must needed ones!!!

I always enjoy conversations with Yanis. It is the duty of social minded people embracing solidarity to show the way forward for a more pure democracy. We the people are the Government. Come let us reason together. Multiculturalism within humanity is based on the illimitable expression of the mind where we are not afraid to follow truth wherever it may lead and to tolerate any error as long in a open society the freedom exist to question it and can never be censored speech and the free exercise thereof. What is missing is a single point of organizational resistance to the CORPORATOCRACY. It's a bad day in hell If we blindly accept that, the election systems are fair and transparent then most everything else is just a wish and a dream. Verifiable, clean Voting integrity and Unity candidates is a must in affecting real change for all of mother Earth. The curtain has been pulled back in the land of OZ but most are asleep in the poppy fields by vulture profit design I might add. Going down the golden yellow brick road can the lion find his courage, the tin man his heart and the scarecrow find common sense? When they finally arrive at Emerald City minus the flying monkeys of course, and Dorothy asks the gate keeper "why do Ya'll have on rose colored glasses?" He replied "Because if you did not wear spectacles the brightness and glory of Emerald City would blind you. Even those who live in the City must wear spectacles night and day. They are all locked on, for Oz so ordered it when the City was first built, and we have the only key that will unlock them". A world wide "MULTICULTURAL UNITY MOVEMENT" could be that single point, if the objectives are clear and widely understood and accepted. "It's amazing how much panic one honest man can spread among a multitude of hypocrites". Thomas Sowell We are reluctant to consider and slow to support. In America 34% of registered voters identify as independent, compared with 33% who identify as Democrats and 29% who identify as Republicans. This poll doesn't reflect reality since no Independent/Unity party is allowed to exists, but all this could change in a moment. I Am working hard to bring about a Independent/Unity Headquarters USA a podcast studio/music shin,dig get together where common sense, truth and Unity can prevail. Let the revolution continue, it will be televised. Such is life, so they say. c'est la vie kzread.info/dash/bejne/iX9or5uietXNpNI.html

Excellent Owen/Yanis. Where's our FDR!? Left, moderate and extreme, must first answer man's basest instinct...greed. Only with a model where greed can succeed, but be inherently capped, can Fascism lose any appeal. 1929 on steroids...so now is what 1934? Grim. Engage the deplorable's...yes. Build a model that attracts greed, but delivers social equity...what a rubric! 👍

Hungry, Poland and Greece are now just fascism with a clean face

ask Owen Jones why he promotes imperialist propaganda in The Guardian

Yannis I'm sorry but Mussolini propping up a pension system is a well known myth that fascists like to reiterate. Italy's pension system was established in 1898 when Mussolini was 15. He did reform it and he did prop up pseudo-socialist measures following the same project you describe, but most of it was "show" and propaganda. Otherwise, very informed and interesting discussion, cheers from Italy!

Starmer... oh dear oh dear

Complete democratic consent in a company would never work. I’ll use the example Yanis gave to make a few points. So Kate needs to be paid more money. How do you get consensus on the additional value she is providing to the corporation? Implicit in her providing more value is others providing less. And if it’s based on monetary value - why is more importance being given to a revenue generation role vs a support role? It’s easy to imagine feelings of inequity and unfairness arising. This is without even factoring the competitive social games that would likely be taking place. Even if you get consensus on the need for a pay rise, how would you decide on what the pay rise should be? Would that also require consensus? How would you decide which matters to vote on, and on which matters to forego voting? If it’s a few big decisions, then not all opinions would be equally as valuable for a particular vote. This is why we have specialities. If it’s too many small decisions, you risk spending more time discussing and voting than doing the work to create value in the marketplace.

Maybe Yanis and the rest of you can explain why there is so much tardive dyskinesia?

Why should I give a shit for one or the other? Seriously!

Τhis Yanis guy looks like he knows what he is talking about...

Nationalize the BANKS.

Barouf...GO HOME (england)!

These are the same people that think populism is bad and democracy is good. Think about that for a second.

The Democrats now have a slim majority in the Senate (following special elections in January). We here in the U.S. know that they are masters of making excuses. But does this scenario change the analysis of the role The Squad will play, especially with such a slim Democratic majority in the House.

@kaijessen3654

3 жыл бұрын

They are despised by the democrats establishment much more than the republicans. I would recommend the squad gets off Twitter and uses the time more productively in coming together to center on economics so that they can more coherently build a platform in opposition to the left right consensus on militarism and financialization.

Labour has to get rid of Starmer.... and find its balls again..Jeremy was Jettisoned... but there must be others in the Labour party ffs!

Owen Jones the lurid propagandist from the Grauniad??? That Owen Jones!!! Come on Yanis you can do better than that!!!

#GeneralStrikes #MakeAmazonPay YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!! Is this why Jeff Bezos just resigned?

Mark Blythe

Modern era and rise of capitalism, Descartes: "Stop!" Marx, 20th century, post-modernity:" ...Hammer Time..." Neo-liberal crisis, 21st century and late stage capitalism: "do do do-do-doodle-de-do do-do-doodle-de-do (and skirt-pants)"

Re, Re-privatisation: Has anyone visited their dentist lately?

@geoffreynhill2833

3 жыл бұрын

The only thing the rich don't have is shame.

@geoffreynhill2833

3 жыл бұрын

Covid > austerity for the poor > turmoil > fascist dictatorship?

@geoffreynhill2833

3 жыл бұрын

Watch this, America!

Yeah alot for you to learn Owen Jones. Try listening to the Brexit voters and their reasons why they voted. Instead of ridicule and insults as though they are vermin in a zoo. Yanis's words.

@stfnba

2 жыл бұрын

Brexit = fascism. Brexit = Christmas for racists. Brexit = lies and bad faith (confessed by Dominic Cummings). Brexit = right wing coup (quite clear now)

@peterellis2969

2 жыл бұрын

@@stfnba Empty head!

eric wiensteins thoughts on societal stagnation leading to our age of boomer kleptocrats are helpful too

I can understand Yanis personal resentment against the EU, but you do not need the category of 'imperialism' (or Germany's alleged domination of the EU) when you have the category of 'capital'. Techno-feudalism does not do the same trick, unless it is understood as byproduct of capital (and therefore labour).

Don't worry about K. R. Starmer? 'We' have ten years? “ . . . our best estimate is that the net energy 33:33 per barrel available for the global 33:36 economy was about eight percent 33:38 and that in over the next few years it 33:42 will go down to zero percent 33:44 uh best estimate at the moment is that 33:46 actually the 33:47 per average barrel of sweet crude 33:51 uh we had the zero percent around 2022 33:56 but there are ways and means of 33:58 extending that so to be on the safe side 34:00 here on our diagram 34:02 we say that zero percent is definitely 34:05 around 2030 . . . we 34:43 need net energy from oil and [if] it goes 34:46 down to zero 34:48 uh well we have collapsed not just 34:50 collapse of the oil industry 34:52 we have collapsed globally of the global 34:54 industrial civilization this is what we 34:56 are looking at at the moment . . . “ kzread.info/dash/bejne/dKyd0KOuaLK4qLA.html&feature=emb_logo

#KeirStarmerOUT

Bollocks, I already boycott Amazon. So I can't extra boycott. Solidarity.

Exit the capitalist establishment, form coops and coop networks. Stop participating in their rentier economy.

.

daa hes play good for propaganda dis redacter , yan guy , i supost de are lovers i supost hahaha lalalalla:))

Someone needs to come up w a short NAME for the new economic system yanis discussed. Not socialism, communism, capitalism. We need a new ism. Trump showed the power of branding.

starmer is a red Tory

one thing yanis geys waay wrong is his fear of nuclear power fission our only hope for survival

Ditch Starmer now. Useless

Owen has been working on his speech impediment

38:20 I am sure the cleaners the janitors will have just as much insight about business strategy as a 30 year industry veteran. Welcome to the gulag

@PrismC

3 жыл бұрын

Imagine a business with the janitors not showing up to work for one month and watch how everything turns to shit and how the workplace stops functioning.