Category: Economic
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Trouble In The Skies: Global Aviation Advocacy Coalition Issues Statement Regarding Pilot Vaccine Injury
The following is a statement released by the Global Aviation Advocacy Coalition (GAAC) last May 17, 2022. Here, health and aviation experts made the following demands: the end of mandatory COVID shots for all aviation workers the creation of a permissive environment for self-reporting of injuries among vaccinated employees thorough and objective medical screenings of…
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World’s Economic Meltdown Are Rooted In 2020 Lockdowns
In this June 13, 2022 article for Brownstone Institute, Jeffrey Tucker shows us how the draconian lockdowns of 2020 have caused the economic hardships we are now experiencing. Editor’s Note: While this article was written with an American audience in mind, the statements it makes are applicable to all countries around the world. Like the…
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The globalists are telling us what’s next: Food shortage in six months
In this May 2, 2022 article for Zero Hedge, Tyler Durden discusses the next phase in the crisis orchestrated by the globalists: food shortage. Durden opens his article with proof that the globalists have always been very “open” about their future plans. He says, “they like to tell us what they are about to do…
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Great Reset: China’s lockdowns affecting global supply chains
In this May 1, 2022 article for Epoch Times, Dorothy Li explains to us the massive implications of the Chinese lockdowns. By insisting on a zero COVID policy, China’s yuan currency fell by more than 4%, its biggest drop in 28 years. Moreover, disruptions in transport systems in Shanghai have led to the closure of…
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$1 Billion a Day: That’s How Much Top 10 U.S. Billionaires Added to Their Fortunes During Pandemic
In this January 21, 2022 article for The Defender, Jake Johnson reports on the analysis conducted by the Americans for Tax Fairness showing that the combined net worth of the 10 richest people in the U.S. has more than doubled since March 2020. According to Johnson, the 10 wealthiest billionaires in the US have roughly…
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Bank of England propose to use digital money to put “restrictions on people’s freedom”
The following article was written by Tim Wallace and published by The Telegraph. In it, Wallace reports on the Bank of England’s call for ministers to “decide whether a central bank digital currency should be ‘programmable’”, which will then allow the issuer to control how the digital currency is spent. According to Tom Mutton, director…
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NEDA: 1 year of online learning will result in PHP 11 trillion loss in productivity over the next 40 years
In this September 9, 2021 article for GMA News, Hana Bordey reports on the recent statements made by National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) Secretary Karl Kendrick Chua. In a Senate hearing on the proposed budget for 2022, Senator Sherwin Gatchalian asked economic managers if data is available on the losses incurred due to the one-year…
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Philippine economy lost PHP 180 billion during NCR ECQ
In this April 16, 2021 article for the Philippine Star, Louella Desiderio reports on new estimates from the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) regarding the economic impact of the enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) in the National Capital Region (NCR). According to Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez, the Philippines lost PHP 180 billion when imposed the…
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In the US, states with longest lockdown suffered most economic harm
In this April 9, 2021 editorial by the Wall Street Journal, we discover the empirical data showing that lockdowns have devastated economies, with those states with longer lockdown policies most affected. According to the authors, the data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) showed that “states that allowed businesses to reopen sooner, and maintained…
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World Bank: Philippines’ reliance on prolonged lockdowns caused economic deterioration
In this March 27, 2021 article for The Philippine Star, Louise Maureen Simeon covers a recent report released by the World Bank (WB). In the WB report, the authors remarked, “The Philippines relied more on prolonged restrictions on mobility rather than effective test-based strategy…countries with greater quarterly growth contraction in 2020 had higher infection rates,…
