Dan Parker

Would have to disagree here. All of human history has been constant and deadly tribal and national conflict, for all recorded history. Obsolete evolutionary drivers are the culprit. That said, it's past time for the Stealth Empire and its monetary fraud oppression to go the way of kings and pope with their divine rights oppression.

The dishonest and dysfunctional (but wealth and power centralizing) financial system is the chief cause of international friction. Fix finance, fix the world: youtube.com/watch?v=jftCKN…

@ChadWheeler777 @ubi_works The U means Universal, or everyone. However the WEF is already redefining this to suggest restrictions for such things as jab status in an article on their website. UBI is a recipe for tyranny. A better guaranteed income system is gjmer.org

@ubi_works Serious question… In this model, who is eligible for UBI? All Americans? A subset? Details please.

Absolutely

@ubi_works A superior alternative to UBI. When the mass of families in a State are without property, then those who were once citizens become virtually slaves. ~ Hilaire Belloc, The Great Heresies, 1938. gjmer.org/ubo-vs-ubi/

Author of Bullshit Jobs, David Graeber said basic income unleashes human creativity and innovation, which both the left and right can support. Instead, we're held back by bullshit jobs. The next John Lennon “is lifting boxes in some department store as welfare conditionality”.

@HaywireWilly @ubi_works For opposite of WEF's 'own nothing, be happy, or else' see gjmer.org/ubo-vs-ubi/

@ubi_works Universal basic income is a dystopian social measure that has never worked. It's really a totalitarian measure used to deceitfully cause complete reliance on government to leverage complete compliance to government.

Basic income can grow the economies of Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba — while ending poverty.

@HaywireWilly @ubi_works WEF article promoting UBI suggested restrictions for such things as vax status, kid you not. To which UBI proponents answered, but that's not Universal, as though totalitarians wouldn't misuse words lol.

@beyond_capital This would explain why workers were so rich in the countries of the former USSR and why workers had such a high standard of living in communist China; previous to it adopting a market economy and private property thereby becoming fascist.

He's talking about rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. Not surprising as he's ultimately working for the banksters. The monetary fraud is inherently unstable and a debt virus with almost all money as debt, at compounding interest. Grade 10 math. D=P(1 + r) to the power of n, minus L; where D is debt, P is principle, r is the interest rate, n was number of years the money was issued, and L the leakage from some seigniorage, bankruptcies about a dozen other, that cannot overcome the exponential factor of compounding interest of course. Money is extinguished as loans are repaid, but those loans are being rolled over and increased, to keep the system from collapse. "You cannot permanently pit an absurd human convention, such as the spontaneous increment of debt [compound interest], against the natural law of the universe [entropy]." — Frederick Soddy, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry, pioneer of isotope theory, and Father of Ecological Economics.

🚨 ANDREW YANG BIG STATEMENT 🚨 🇺🇸 ANDREW YANG: “WE SHOULD STOP TAXING LABOR” & SAYS TAXING HUMAN WORK DISINCENTIVIZES EMPLOYMENT. PROPOSES SHIFTING TAXES TO AI & AUTOMATION INSTEAD. U.S. CURRENTLY RELIES HEAVILY ON INCOME TAX (~$2.6T REVENUE). IF LABOR TAX REMOV… Show more

@BladeoftheS China tortures and jails people for practicing the peaceful religion of Falun Jong and denies basic services to those who practice free speech the gov doesn't like.

China has more than 70% of all the high speed rail in the entire world. It installs more Renewable Energy than the rest of the world combined. It has some of lowest electricity and water prices in the world. All because China never privatised any of it.

@SteveWeigel @4TaxFairness Compounding interest also devalues currency because more money is created to pay the exponential interest, while nothing of value is produced. Congrats, 2 for 2 on the moron meter for you. Into the blockhead file.

@danparker55 @4TaxFairness Devaluing the currency AND racking up interest payments. Yay!

Billionaires would still have $8 TRILLION if we passed a wealth tax. But WE would have $6 TRILLION more for healthcare, childcare, housing, education, paid leave, food assistance, and more. Any arguments against a wealth tax at this point are just bad math.

Hallucinatory bot or human retard, that's the new game online. Someone calling compounding interest a problem is promoting racking up interest payments is about the stupidest thing I've read today, and the competition is tough. For something real, not for you, way too complicated, bot or retard lol, see gjmer.org

All of Europe has UNIVERSAL coverage with HYBRID systems, some single payer. No one is left behind; public and private arms BOTH have superior results at same or LESS cost. The usual upside down clown world here, where you promote dogma over science at great cost to innocent people. You seem like the banality of evil type that would join in the killing of tens of millions during Stalin or Mao days because ideology; but have to settle for promoting the deaths of tens of thousands and unnecessary suffering for many more Canadians; confident of your murderous moral supposed superiority. Thankfully I'm Albertan and we are moving away from the EVIL there. From Gemini AI: Based on the most recent data available, tens of thousands of Canadians die each year while waiting for medical procedures or diagnostic scans. Because provincial and federal governments generally do not proactively publish these statistics, the numbers are compiled through Freedom of Information (FOI) requests submitted to health authorities across the country. Here is the breakdown of the most recent findings: April 2024 to March 2025: At least 23,746 patients died in Canada while on waiting lists for surgeries or diagnostic procedures.April 2023 to March 2024: The confirmed number of deaths was 15,474. However, researchers estimate the actual number for that year was closer to 28,000 when extrapolating for the provinces that withheld data. Total Since 2018: More than 100,000 Canadians (specifically 100,876 as of late 2025) have died while waiting for medical care.Important Context:These figures represent a minimum baseline rather than a complete picture. The true number of deaths is likely higher because several provincial health authorities provide incomplete data (e.g., tracking surgical waits but ignoring diagnostic scan waits), and some provinces, like Alberta and parts of Manitoba, frequently fail to provide data at all. Depending on the procedure, patients in these reports waited anywhere from less than a week to several years before passing away.

@danparker55 @BladeoftheS I'm Canadia and satisfied with our healthcare system. Those who keep hoping for a two-tier system often do so because (a) they're privileged enough to afford faster care and (b) avoid thinking of the gap it will create to be exploited by corporations for profits.🤑 No thanks.👎

Let me explain Universal Healthcare. It doesn't matter how much it costs, because if all the money goes to Nurses, Doctors, Hospitals and treatments run by the Government all that money goes back to the Government. So it cannot be unaffordable. The real problem, no profits

@SteveWeigel @4TaxFairness Money created as debt, at compounding interest, is the main problem.

@4TaxFairness Let's talk about math real quick. If we taxed a billion dollars from every single billionaire in the US, we would have roughly 1 trillion dollars. That wouldn't cover the annual interest on our debt. The US is 39 trillion in debt. Spending must change.

An Angus Reid Institute (leading Canadian polling firm) study from February 2026 highlights deep structural frustration, with 70% of Canadians stating that the quality of healthcare in their province has deteriorated over the past decade. Furthermore, 71% report being dissatisfied with how their provincial government is handling the healthcare file. Founded in 2014, Angus Reid Institute is a national, non-profit, and non-partisan public opinion research foundation. It is one of the most widely cited sources in Canadian media for polling on politics, health care, social issues, and the economy. Alberta is leading the way for the needed change by looking at following the European universal coverage hybrid systems of a public/private mix of providers.

@danparker55 @BladeoftheS People from Canada on Twitter say they are very happy with their health care. Millions of Americans are very unhappy with theirs.

An economic paradigm change is required for the new age to end many serious issues. Most people don't even know how money is created, extinguished nor the deleterious effects of compounding interest. See gjmer.org for the solution worked on for decades by economists, lawyers and others. As of early 2026, the U.S. government pays over $1 trillion annually in interest on the thoroughly odious national debt.

Imagine having enough money to end world hunger but instead you focus on ending democracy so your taxes won't go up. Billionaires are an abomination.

@MSten80120 @nyaraVT So why are you commenting? Especially to say stupid stuff lol. Into the blockhead file for you.

@danparker55 @nyaraVT I dont care

“Socialism” doesn’t steal your housing, landlords do “Socialism” doesn’t steal your hard-earned money, billionaires do Anytime people complain about “what socialism might do”, they’re just describing capitalism and the ultra-wealthy..

I prefer working towards a Knowledge Age economics that includes resource based accounting, but much, much more in a multidisciplinary approach. That way peaceful and sustainable fundamental change is possible. I prefer peaceful and sustainable change as opposed to short lived violent change, which has always occurred where a tiny group tries to control most things. For starters massive educational reform needs to be part the package; also widespread ownership of productive property to diffuse power and so on. Although the work is very interesting, most are victims of the establishment educational system and so are easy to manipulate. A start to some of this is at gjmer.org and gjmer.org/measuring-weal…

@danparker55 @nyaraVT Do it anyways

So you are saying you are like pretty well everyone else in your preference to use resources for productive rather than destructive uses. I presume you also prefer a cold drink on a hot day instead of eating sand. Good for you. Unfortunately, you also seem like many others who substitute simple sloganeering for the hard, but interesting work of doing their tiny bit of work towards the necessary international structures to lessen warfare more. Surrendering to the various totalitarian players on the world stage is not the answer.

I want my taxpayer dollars going towards socialist programs like Universal Healthcare. Not war. I want my taxpayer dollars going towards SNAP. Not War. I want my taxpayer dollars going towards public housing. Not war. I want my taxpayer dollars going towards free education. Not war.

Technocracy Inc's fatal flaw, as laid out in their plan for a North American Technate, is overly concentrated power. Other flaws include making light of an interdisciplinary approach and political rigidity (I know from communicating with some leaders of the movement decades ago). That said, there is certainly value there and in ex-Technocracy Inc. supporter Jacque Fresco's Resource Based Accounting Venus Project, but again, it is a simplistic approach regarding human nature and the dangers of concentrated power.

@nyaraVT I need a state ran economy that functions like an engineering project.

If there if one thing to be said about all of this, it is important that we keep a massive monetary fraud with money created as debt at compounding interest. That way the real issue can be ignored and the great majority can contribute by squabbling over symptoms rather than causes /s. Bonus, when the unpayable debt forces serious economic collapse we can segue into a new age as being promoted by the WEFs great reset. We can actually time travel back to feudalism. Good job all. /s

🚨 Mind-blowing stat from Sen. Warren: Elon Musk’s net worth is now ~6.5 million times the median American household’s wealth. She says it’s time for a wealth tax on billionaires. Is punishing an inventor, an entrepreneur, and a risk-taker who builds something massive with new taxes the fix? Tesla, SpaceX, and Starlink have created millions of jobs and trillions in value. Wealth tax sounds fair… until the jobs, tech, and future growth dry up.