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This is an epic victory: The voters in the US take back their country in rebuke to Trump
A reflection on US 2026 midterm elections with a look at our common good lens
GCGI celebrates the awakening of hope, optimism, the common good, community, unconditional kindness, and the ‘love thy neighbour’ values and spirit.
A new era of hope, unity, and progress is here
Trumpism: What is best for me?
The Common Good Voters: What is best for us? “How does this decision affect the social fabric, collective welfare, and vulnerable members of our community?”
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Lest We Forget
‘We know where fascism led last time’- Joseph Stiglitz
The economics of fascism is destroying our humanity, our lives and our economies. The time is now to discover wise words and reconnect with people’s economists—those who know what it means to be human.
From Asia to Europe, Africa to the Americas, and across the world, people are demanding justice, humanity, economic fairness and human dignity. Driven by rising inflation, austerity, unemployment, inadequate educational opportunities, values-free neoliberal teaching, political corruption, environmental degradation, and eroding social protections, people are resisting systemic inequalities to advocate for a better future.
Europe engulfed in the fires of discontent
Europe is angry, frustrated and in despair.During the latter half of 2026, mass protest movements arose in Western and Southern Europe. Demonstrations occurred in France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Albania, Ireland, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Czech Republic and Serbia; demanding change, accountability, humanity and the dismantling of the tools of the economy of fascism.
Enough is Enough
No more inhumanity and destruction by the ‘Inside Job’ Economists
The Theft of the Century by the Most 'Educated Thieves'- All with MBAs and PhDs!
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We are now all 'cockroaches' fighting for our rights and human dignity
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Thank you Poet Laureate Simon Armitage for highlighting the awesome power of daydreaming. More on this later.
Why wandering minds are often the most creative.
This is a heart-felt message to all the children, parents, grandparents, teachers, the society at large: Time to sing the praises of constructive and positive daydreaming
‘Daydreaming is not a waste of time; it is the birthplace of our future. To every child staring out the classroom window, every parent worried about a distracted toddler, every grandparent watching the next generation wonder, and every teacher guiding young minds: it is time to change how we view a wandering mind. Constructive and positive daydreaming is a vital cognitive tool, an emotional anchor, and a deep well of human creativity that our fast-paced society desperately needs to celebrate'.
Daydreaming has always been my favorite activity, the secret to my happiness and fulfillment
- Should we price everything, or are some things in life just priceless?
- Economics and the Good Life: Keynes for today, saving civilisation from the ‘monster dogma’
- A novel published in 1934 which stands out as mirror to our contemporary world
- Are we witnessing the rise of fascism today in a world that once vowed, "Never again"?
- What it means to be Human in the age of End of Times Fascism