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As we highlighted in a recent podcast, the peer-to-peer economy is transforming us from a society of middlemen (factories, distributors, corporations) into a society of independent producers capable of interacting directly with customers and like-minded communities. But now the P2P economy is being acknowledged by the mainstream as they attempt to play catch up on an idea that is threatening to topple the old system of control. (8 min)
SHOW NOTES: YouTube star Phan: Internet is a ‘gold mine’ if you know where to dig The Net Is Mightier Than The Sword – James Corbett at TEDxGroningen Super fantasy Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Economy The Thing With Five Eyes Shapeways TaskRabbit EZcater Thingiverse Episode 303 – Solutions: The Peer-to-Peer Economy
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Wired has allegedly found elusive Bitcoin creator “Satoshi Nakamoto” in Australia…and less than 24 hours later he’s being raided by the Australian Federal Police. Sadly, given the attempts by the MSM and governments around the world to link the P2P economy to terror, mayhem and criminality, this is hardly surprising. Join me in today’s thought for the day as we explore the demonisation of P2P and why the powers that shouldn’t be are afraid of freedom…terrible freedom! (11 min)
The Greening Out Podcast chats to James Corbett about his new documentary Century of Enslavement: A History of The Federal Reserve. We get into the history of the Fed and central banking, economics, alternate currencies, the new world order, global governance, voluntaryism and a little bit of Scottish Independence. (49 min)
Tom Woods and Jeff Herbener discuss the separation of money and state (28 min)
David Stockman, himself of the Reagan Administration, recounts the horrific economic policies of recent administrations, describes their consequences, and proposes solutions. Hint: they include abolishing the Federal Open Market Committee, which the Fed uses to make monetary policy. (36 min)
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