The Economic Shudder That Shook the World Lessons from 1929–1933 for Today’s Economy Subscribe The Kindleberger Spiral—a term coined in reference to Charles Kindleberger’s work on economic depressions—represents the self-reinforcing cycle of economic collapse driven by protectionism, financial panic, and policy failure. The 1929–1933
Canada’s Role in the Future of Alliances The world moves on. For a century, global stability has depended on one assumption: The United States would always be there. It would enforce trade rules, project military power, and provide economic leadership. The alliances of the world—NATO, the G7, the
Strategic Partnerships in a Time of Chaos This is the business of survival in a fracturing world. War is not just about bullets and borders, it's an economy unto itself, a force that reshapes global markets, realigns power structures, and forces nations and corporations alike into existential recalibration.
An Empire No One Is Ready For The world is not as chaotic as it appears. Chaos implies disorder, a lack of control. But what we are living through—what we have always lived through—is control disguised as chaos. There are patterns to empire, and once you see them,
A Tactical Guide to Financial Counterforce To build is to create. To take something from nothing, and make it into a system, a structure, a solution. It is the work of those who shape the future, who produce real value... those who take risks and bear the consequences. Subscribe Kevin
The Conservative War on Reality, and the Future We Must Build It starts with exhaustion. Not a war in the streets, not a violent coup, not a single, shocking moment. Just the relentless grinding down of resistance. The deliberate poisoning of discourse. The daily erosion of trust, of truth, of
Rewiring Economic Development for Resilience For decades, economic development has been built on a simple assumption: growth equals success. The bigger the economy, the stronger it is. The more money moves, the better off everyone becomes. This model has driven government policy, corporate strategy, and financial markets for generations. It
How the Creator Economy Can Rebuild Local Wealth For centuries, economic power was concentrated in the hands of the few—landowners, industrialists, corporate executives. Wealth flowed in one direction, from workers and consumers to institutions that dictated the terms of commerce. Subscribe The internet was supposed to change that. It
You Took It for Granted America will lose this fight, not because of an external enemy or a superior force, but because there is nothing left to tear down. You cannot fight the absence of something. There is no enemy to vanquish when the battlefield is a vacuum. The pillars
In Support of Canada’s Sovereign Future I Stand With Canada0:00/243.1738781× For All Canadians, Canada stands at a defining moment in our history. The sacrifices and vision of previous generations built a nation rooted in democracy, fairness, and the unwavering belief in our right to determine our
Twisting Reality with Simplistic Narratives "Common sense" is a seductive rhetorical weapon. Conservatives wield it with precision, packaging complex political issues into bite-sized, intuitive statements that feel correct—statements that bypass critical thought and trigger gut-level agreement. Subscribe Poilievre’s approach to defunding CBC while preserving Radio-Canada is
Defunding CBC Is a Political Shell Game 1. The "Common Sense" Rhetoric and the Bait-and-Switch Conservatives love to package policy in neat little slogans—"Defund the CBC" sounds simple, clean, and straightforward. Poilievre and his team frame it as a "common sense" move, positioning