Funding the Future

Who cares what shares are worth? What economic news do we need on the hour, every hour, on things that matter in life?

The discussion centers around the pivotal papal election and its global implications. A strong argument is made for the need of a liberal Pope who champions social justice and equality. The impact of Pope Francis and the potential influence of his successor is examined. This conversation delves into how the next leader in Rome could shape ideological dynamics worldwide.

Keir Starmer is the UK's prime minister without ever understanding what the role demands, or that he has none of the required skills to undertake the task.

Who is thinking about the world after Trump? We need to do that because Trump is a temporary phenomenon. But what will come after him?  

However frightened we might be right now - and many people are justifiably so - we need to speak out to prevent evil from happening, by simply saying we care for each other, which is the opposite of everything Trump and those like him believe in. 

The discussion dives into the anticipated financial collapse in the U.S., highlighting how poor economic policies and capital flight could trigger chaos. The credibility of the dollar and potential market crashes are key concerns. It emphasizes the critical need for informed leadership to manage the situation effectively. The conversation also addresses the government's responsibility in mitigating economic fallout, advocating for proactive measures and strategic planning to ensure recovery and protect employment.

Why doesn't the UK government care about the fact that UK company law is not enforced? What is the point of having law that they will not impose, at considerable cost to society?   

Discover the unsettling truth about banks and their motives. They often prioritize profit over helping customers, leading to a cycle of debt. Learn about the mechanics of banking, including how they transform depositor funds into assets while benefiting from the disparity in interest rates. The podcast urges listeners to be wary of banking practices and consider limiting borrowing for true financial independence.

Why doesn't the UK government care about the fact that UK company law is not enforced? What is the point of having law that they will not impose, at considerable cost to society? 

Ignore Trump for a moment, and all the other calamities going on around the world. Climate change is still the biggest threat to us all, and we are in danger of ignoring it.