Articles by Tony Phillips
Data centres, Big Data & Ireland’s Energy Crisis
To plan Ireland’s energy future requires social and ecological planning (something Ireland is really not good at) indeed a previous Taoiseach described us as the laggards of Europe in this matter. Ireland is addicted to fossil fuels; this need to change and we need to do it.
Encounter with Ireland’s Anti-Vaxxers; an interventionist approach
The 28th of May 2021 was a normal Friday. I dropped off the recycling on my way to do some repair work for a family friend. Leaving the recycle centre I noticed that I had forgotten some stuff for the […]
Martinez de Hoz (The Dictator’s Economist)
A study I produced on one of the largest robberies by an illegitimate government in pretty much any nation on Earth. Please feel free to download and read by clicking on the download button below…
Corona Gambit, the MiddleGame
Sacrificing truckdrivers, consumers, and its “fucked” manufacturers as pawns, the recently inaugurated tory UK negotiators also risk sacrificing some of its own royalty, its investors. The brinkmanship of this endgame is causing much suffering even as the UK plans to resort to a some last minute retreats
COVID Trolls
Context Some “Friend” who I do not even know, shares a FaceBook rant on Individual Freedom and COVID. “So what?” you say. Why did I see this post from a stranger and not a cat video from a friend I […]
Tense situation in Bolivia with Paul Jay and Carlos Orias
Bolivia: Barricades and Crisis in a Crisis | theAnalysis.news
Other News launch in-depth news series with TheAnalysis.News
Other News recently announced the first results of a novel news partnership they just launched jointly with the US-based publication TheAnalysis.News — an online magazine aiming “to carry on the work of independent, in-depth, uncompromising journalism”. Roberto Savio, founder and […]
The Bolivian Coup; Evo in Buenos Aires
December 17, 2019 President Evo Morales — who is technically still president of Bolivia — gave a press conference in Buenos Aires at the CCC (Cultural and Cooperative Centre) at 10:00 AM local time, December 17th. President Morales was forced […]
The Wards are Filling Up
By Marcus Christoph It began with a rather bizarre situation. Carlota Salomon, 26 years a doctor at the “José María Penna” hospital, Parque Patricios, Buenos Aires, had put on her elaborate protective clothing and approached her first coronavirus patient to […]