Here's a fun question: how do you bankroll a political party when your biggest donor lives in Thailand, your former Welsh leader just got jailed for taking Russian bribes, and your payment processor operates out of Poland beyond the reach of UK regulators? If you're Nigel Farage, the answer has been simple: cryptocurrency. Untraceable, unregulated, and until last week — completely legal. Not anymore. What Just Happened On 25 March, the government dropped a hammer. Following the Rycroft Review — an independent investigation into foreign financial interference in UK politics — Keir Starmer announced two immediate changes to the Representation of the People Bill: Both measures are retroactive from 25 March. Parties have 30 days after the legislation comes into…

So we discussed in our previous article - using MMT would benefit society as a whole and provide a better quality of life for all. We "own" the government - it's supposed to work for US - but it has powerful lobbyists pulling the strings and it's working more and more for the super rich. If the government openly used MMT for public benefit, the elite would lose their most powerful tools of social control. Let us break down why:

The UK government cannot run out of pounds. It creates them. The question has never been "can we afford it?" The question is: "Do we have the real resources—the workers, materials, skills—to do it without causing inflation?" And the answer to that question, for most of what we desperately need, is a resounding yes.

Australian billionaire Tim Gurner wants more unemployment — and he’s not alone. This post unpacks how capitalist elites weaponize economic pain to keep workers in line, with receipts from Kalecki, Marx, and a few banks who'd rather you not read this.

Think billionaires live in another world? They don’t. They live in yours—and they’re buying up everything you need to survive in it: housing, healthcare, education, politicians, and even the news.

“Private equity” is just financial arson dressed in a suit. It creates nothing, but sucks value from productive businesses, and you.