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Latest Articles

Aid programs keeping countries in poverty

For every dollar of aid poor countries receive, they lose 10 dollars to multinational tax havens. They pay around $200 billion per year in debt service to banks in rich countries. Writer and anthropologist, Jason Hickel whose book, 'The Divide', debunks the myths around inequality and poverty, joined co-founder and presenter Ross Ashcroft on this week’s episode of Renegade Inc to discuss why aid programs are deliberately keeping 60% of the world's population in poverty.

‘The psychopath, the puppet and the princeling’: Preparing PR for war on Iran

In the coming months we can expect to witness an increasing number of speeches and articles demonising Iran, along with a growing number of ‘serious incidents’, that will be used to justify reneging on the nuclear deal. The phoney war on Iran has entered a new phase. The Likud party led by Netanyahu, the Trump administration, supported by the Wahhabi backed princeling in Riyadh…have absolutely no interest in collaborative solutions in the Middle East. Their goal is regime change.

Facebook and Google: the new colonial powers

When an online service is free, you're not the customer, you're the product. Social media giants, Facebook and Google have created a digital equivalent of a Plantation Economy where the dominant corporations in search, social media and digital advertising limit the options of users simply by being essential due to their dominance, silencing online voices that threaten their models' legitimacy under the guise of 'fake news'.

David Graeber

@david-graeber