haha, that’s exactly what i predicted.

google’s aggressive de-indexing now leads to fewer substack views.

facebook, you’re slacking!

and here i thought it was really obvious when twitter de-indexed me back in april.

google’s effort is far worse.

lol, he was even a ‘former socialist’ - no doubt he came across wolf and bernstein’s writings

he’s even described as anticipating ‘green capitalism’

’undergirded by institutional moral foundations’

perfect match

t/y Oubicampi

Ropke - a key figure in the construction of neoliberalism

and Mises was opposed to his branch of Austrian economics. figures.

reminder that libyan ‘rebels’ decided to form a central bank before Gaddafi had been defeated

https://www.cnbc.com/2011/03/28/libyan-rebels-form-their-own-central-bank.html

it’s a common pattern. the soviet union almost collapsed in 1921. then, Lenin’s NEP was brought in, along with the recreation of Gosbank. Iraq and Afghanistan all had their central banks restructured or replaced as a first-order priority

now, take a look at third world nations, post-colonialism. practically each and every nation created a central bank. and why?

because the international banking system refused to lend to them unless they did.

a handful of years down the line, third world aid became conditional.

post-ww2, hitler's third way developed into wilhelm ropke's, and neoliberalism in general. when tony blair proposed a 'third way' in 1998 (technically, in 1991), it came at the time where larry summers, greenspan, krugman, jeff sachs, stiglitz, mishkin, and robert rubin all were busy implementing neoliberal doctrine

and practically the first action taken by the blair/brown governmant?

grant the bank of england it’s operational independence. first propsed by ed balls in the fabian society pamphlet, euro-monetarism, in 1992 on the recommendation of… larry summers.

the very same larry summers who collaborated with epstein wrt digital currencies.

https://escapekey.substack.com/p/epstein-ii?utm_source=publication-search

pattern appears to hold. data is stabilising.

google’s reindexing appears to have trimmed my impressions by probably around 60%

this is the same pattern i witnessed on twitter around early-mid april, right around the time i posted the essay on Julius Wolf, the first essay which really discussed what a crock of sh-t official post-ww2 history truly is.

it’s clearly intelligence. even the trimming pattern appears matching.

incidentally, rothschild specialised in not one but two things from early on - finance and (private) intelligence.

https://escapekey.substack.com/p/agents-for-the-rothschilds?utm_source=publication-search

not to forget victor rothschild

https://escapekey.substack.com/p/the-cambridge-apostles?utm_source=publication-search

Jerome Powell walks into a bar.
The bartender says "what'll it be?"
Powell says "I'm not prepared to speculate on future beverage decisions, but I can say that the committee is closely monitoring thirst conditions and will act appropriately as the data evolves."

before moving through neoliberalism, the frame must be set

https://escapekey.substack.com/p/three-witnesses

PDF

litoralis’s latest archive zip (which doesnt include the above)

https://transfer.it/t/Jq4dLPgl0BJb

with everyone paying for shopping through a mobile phone, there is technically no reason why we should have a currency monopoly.

and those who want stability can always place their money in an index-linked currency.

the technology could with ease direct each payment to the appropriate supplier.

the solutions to the issue of ever-encroaching centralisation are those most criticised by the same media who never tell you the downsides to the alternatives. that’s just a fact.

gold is dismissed. CBDCs are presented as ‘financial inclusion’. yet no-one asks why ‘financial inclusion’ in practice means digital onboarding, nor why ‘financial stability’ keeps expanding into domains which traditionally had absolutely nothing to do with monetary policy.

what i have noticed since google’s de-indexing is that google driven impression counts have been reduced to numbers far closer to twitter.

i data harvested this a while back, and twitter de-indexed around april 10, when i posted the ‘julius wolf’ essay.

sitting on the fence about the grok verdict, but the common theme here does appear to surround the post-ww2 foundational myth, which is complete horse manure in my book.

i can see why that could be considered regime threatening, as the entire post-ww2 order is based upon this fairytale.

also somewhat ironic that i didn’t really investigate wilhelm ropke until now. because he’s perhaps the most consequential in context of ‘the third way’.

it’s an interesting choice of words, for sure