Doughnut Economics

Doughnut Economics

Doughnut Economics SGUK Ep 143   Introduction Our world is broken in places and in a growing number of regions, the cracks are beginning to show.  Generally these places have leaders which have a growing disconnect with its people. History has shown that nations can come back from such a huge chasm in its economy and its people.  How, I wonder, did those nations move on from their respective difficult and often perilous environments?  How did they move on from broken societies with no connection between each faction, and the leaders of the day continuing on their path with impunity? Can history over centuries tell us anything and can they help with current broken societies? I thought it would be interesting to use a few examples to bring these scenarios to a place of understanding of what was going on in those various broken societies, and to explore what each of them did to move out of that difficult space, for each country to rebuild...
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Media,  Monarchy and Money

Media, Monarchy and Money

Media, Monarchy and Money   Episode 140 Introduction This podcast will take a closer look (well as much as one can in a podcast without the gates of media hellscape opening wide and letting the clowns run free for a while) at the symbiotic relationships at play here, between media, the Monarchy and the Establishment.  The following bullet points generally cover the discussion in this podcast.  The list is as follows:- Deep dive into certain areas:- Explore how the media has historically shaped public perceptions of monarchy, from royal scandals to carefully crafted public images. Highlight key moments where media coverage either bolstered or undermined the monarchy. Analyse the quid-pro-quo relationship: exclusive access to royal stories in exchange for positive portrayals. Investigate how tabloids sensationalize monarchy-related content to boost sales. Discuss how media conglomerates balance profit motives with potential pushback from royal PR teams. Outline the monarchy’s financial sources (e.g., Sovereign Grant, private estates, and tax exemptions). Investigate allegations of misuse of funds or...
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UK News Media Gone Too Far Now

UK News Media Gone Too Far Now

UK News Media Has Gone Too Far Now But They Will ‘Find Out’   SGUK Ep 137 131024   Hello, Ivy here. This month’s podcast continues to explore the tactics used by the UK Monarchy family and associate groups to continue focussing on the activities of non tax payer funded Royal Family Members who were forced out of the UK to protect their mental health and to reduce the risk to their lives.  Whilst at the same time, the tax funded Monarchy family continue to allocate more resources and time on vanity projects which constantly aim to destroy the reputation of the people who dared to leave, or to play dress up and live under the false belief that they are anointed and the Monarchy will be there for ever.  The situation is now such that the Monarchy in its current state is there to spend money on giving the impression that UK Monarchy looks good to the world at large, and if it involves an extraordinary...
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Post Separation Coercive Control By Family and Groups

Post Separation Coercive Control By Family and Groups

Episode 136   SGUK Podcast 150924   Post Separation Coercive Control By Family and Groups     Introduction Hello, Ivy here.  This month’s podcast continues to explore the tactics used by the UK Monarchy family and associate groups to continue focussing on the activities of non tax payer funded Royal Family Members who were forced out of the UK to protect their mental health and to reduce the risk to life.  Whilst at the same time, the tax funded Monarchy family continue to place more resources and time on vanity projects which constantly aim to destroy the reputation of the people who dared to leave, or to play dress up and live under the false belief that they are anointed and the Monarchy will be there for ever.  The situation is now such that the Monarchy in its current state is there to spend money on making them look good to the world at large, and if it involves an extraordinary amount of expenditure to dress up in costumes...
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Never Trust a UK Headline or Article Rhetoric

Never Trust a UK Headline or Article Rhetoric

Never Trust a UK Headline or Article Rhetoric Episode 125 Introduction I started to lose faith in news media in my teen years, particularly printed media.  I had a growing aversion to UK tabloids.  My father was an avid reader of tabloids, one in particular, and I can remember at the age of 16 that I literally gained nothing special from the newspaper that my father so avidly gorged on each day.  He poured for way too many minutes on each article, and viewed all of its contents as the gospel delivered to him by a deity. I did not have the answers, but I just knew that that particular newspaper, did nothing for me.  It gave me no new information, and it gave me no information based on what I was seeing in the News shown each evening and night, compared to what was happening in parts of the country.  My father watched the news avidly, and was consumed by its contents. ...
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