Wokes aren’t Leftist Many people consider wokeism to consist of harmless, left-wing talking points. Darcy Gerow and I discussed that these people should not be regarded as leftists, certainly not communists: On Investments Gold79 Mines…

Coal Companies Richard Kary and I recently discussed the nature of money and taxes and the ideal size of the government. Have psychopaths come to power worldwide because of a conspiracy or something banaler? Following…

Depravities of the Third World Gabriel Custodiet and I recently discussed the rarely-acknowledged unchanging depravities of the Third World, leading it toward collapse: all stemming from a lack of reason and, thus, moral consciousness. We…

Capitalism & Morality Since 2010, I have run a yearly philosophy seminar in Vancouver. Here is the playlist of the whole day of speeches from the 2022 seminar, which my friend Maurice Jackson was kind…

Overpriced US Dollar While in London at the recently held Mines & Money conference, Paul Harris and I discussed the stock market, gold, and the future of the US dollar: On Investments In the linked…

The Fastest-Growing Religion At the recently held Capitalism & Morality seminar, I spoke about the fastest-growing religion in the world. It isn’t Christianity or Islam. It is a cute-looking insidious religion whose consequences won’t be…

Philosophy Lectures An Indian friend recently brought to my attention a philosophy channel of Michael Sugrue, which I have come to love. There is a vast collection of speeches, but I will start by linking…

Defining Wokeism Here is an interesting discussion Richard Kary and I had about why wokeism is “feralism,” the non-culture of the Third World, how colonization was an enormous blessing for the Third World, and why…

Cancel Culture in the Mining Sector A few people connected to Vancouver are desperate to cancel me. They hope that their virtue-signaling will help them materially. This group is headed by a company CEO who…

Forced Diversity: A Social Disaster Maritime Resources Over the last couple of years, public companies have been arm-twisted into promoting certain people to meet diversity criteria. Of course, this has come at the cost of…