Anti Capitalism

In the late 19th Century many American industrialists - such as Carnegie and Rockefeller - promulgated the idea of laissez-faire capitalism as Darwinism by extension of Englishman Herbert Spenser's "survival of the fittest" theories. In other words, capitalism could be interpreted as a system which is most harmonious with Darwinism.This is a view I have been meaning to express my dissent to for a long time. My own theory is that capitalism is anti-evolution, or anti-Darwinism (whatever you...Read Full Story

In a previous post I speculated that capitalism is grey. From empirical observations, I have predicted that the increase in capitalism will increase the canvas of grey around the planet. Now I would like to propose that capitalism breeds a misunderstanding of death: It is said that when you expire you can't take wealth with you. The main objective of capitalism is to earn money, this cannot be disputed. Therefore, the capitalist who hoards his monetary wealth must be ill-at-ease with the...Read Full Story

Capitalism Crisis? Financial crisis has been with us since 2007. Not much is changing. Have the established forms of capitalism failed? Chris Smith urges us to think about the economy from a progressive perspective. Global capitalism continues to lurch from one crisis to the next, just as any good Marxist account of reality tells you it is destined to do. The US, the world’s largest economy and lynchpin of global capitalism is having its credit rating downgraded for the first time in its...Read Full Story

During this past week, I came across a succession of articles, the content of which lead to a deeply concerning conclusion… The first contained evidence of the, now commonly acknowledged, trend of rising numbers of dyslexia sufferers (statistics say that 1 in 9 people in the UK struggle with it). The possibility that this is a temporary fluctuation and not a continuing problem has been overruled by the length of time over which the increase has developed. The case that people who would once...Read Full Story

The greatest threat to the Western Way of Life is the Western Way of Life itself.by John Kozy © Copyright John Kozy, Global Research, 2010The CRG grants permission to cross-post original Global Research articles on community internet sites as long as the text & title are not modified. The source and the author's copyright must be displayed. The Age of Enlightenment was born sometime around the beginning of the eighteenth century. A mere three-quarters of a century later, industrialization...Read Full Story