The right's double standards Scrutiny of politicians should not primarily be about who administers the country best bureaucratically. Politics is not just a question of efficiency - it is about power, responsibility and whether the people or the elite should have a good time. It is about the left realizing how Sweden's strength as an ecological country and...
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Admin's name is Oskar Brandt. He runs the site to promote the benefits for everyone, but especially low and middle income earners, of voting red-green. Oskar's driving force is his concern for his and everyone's survival if there is not a return to a red-green majority that usually wins the elections. Politics needs to return to Keynes and Wigfors's economic view in the vintage researcher Stephanie Kelton describes in "The Surplus Myth." This new form of post-Keynesianism is called MMT. I differ from Kelton in that I believe that the job guarantee should primarily be created through an expanded public sector with good jobs at all levels in all sectors. Then you can supplement with Kelton's job guarantees. However, a generous unemployment fund and comprehensive social insurance system must also exist.
Financialization a bigger price increaser than food shortages
When rumors rule more than reality Food prices have skyrocketed in recent years, and the reasons are more complicated than they first appear. Financial market speculation and stockpiling by major players control food prices more than actual shortages of raw materials. Sweden has also made itself vulnerable by eliminating its emergency stocks and becoming increasingly dependent on imported food….
Saving the world starts with local protests
How do we save democracy, world peace, the climate and nature? Democracy wins the people and vulnerable groups through local protests historically. If they are of sufficient public interest, they spread. Today's capital is built on fragile international systems such as just-in-time. These are very sensitive to disruptions. If local protests spread, this could have a major effect. Could red-green…
Threat to democracy with private universities
Private universities – are they really better just because they are self-governing? The Liberals are now proposing, in a first step that I suspect will be taken against private universities, that more universities should become foundations. The stated noble purpose is to secure the academic freedom of higher education institutions. There is a widespread belief that privatization automatically leads to higher quality…
OPS model for Malmbanan a real own goal
The OPS model: A personal goal for Sweden and our common future Using the OPS model to finance the upgrading of the Malmbanan is not only an expensive and ineffective solution – it is close to a betrayal of Sweden's future. When the government has the power to create the money required for investment, with absolutely no interest costs, it appears incomprehensible that…
The Holy Land at War - a review
Mark Patinkin, a veteran journalist and columnist for the Providence Journal, is known for portraying difficult conflicts and human suffering. He has previously reported on famine in Africa, religious conflicts in Beirut and the fall of communism in Eastern Europe. In his latest book, The Holy Land at War, he tackles the conflict between Israel and Palestine,…
Book about reforming America fairer
The Peoples' Union Manifesto: 35 Steps to a USA That Works for Everyone by Ray Gross seeks to reform the United States from corruption through 35 concrete reforms. The book proposes to make compulsory insurance, energy companies and pharmaceutical companies non-profit. The book wants to introduce Medicare for all, universal basic income, and free or low-cost higher education. It also suggests that religious organizations…
Cooperation, care and human success - from the Stone Age to today
Stone Age Stone Age people survived not because they were the strongest or fastest, but because they could cooperate and care for each other in unlimited numbers. Researchers have found graves that show that even people with disabilities were cared for and buried with respect. This tells us that society depended on everyone…
The Mother of Bubbles 2025 – a comment on Cervenka
The mother of bubbles – but what is the basis? Economic journalist Andreas Cervenka accurately points to the risk of a Mother of Bubbles in 2025 after the US AI fever in 2024. The stock market is run by a few companies such as Apple and Nvidia. The "mother of all bubbles" is starting to be warned about, and history teaches us that bubbles burst sooner or later. Often every eight years…
Dental care should be free - just like healthcare
Dental care is part of the body and should be free for everyone, just like healthcare should be. Dental and medical care are real needs of the people and an investment that increases production in society through better health and quality of life. This reduces the risk of inflation. Despite this, the government chooses to reduce dental care support for young people and lower...