Setting the Scene. Consultants are people/firms that are hired to divorce an organisations internal politics from a result and quite often, consultants bring with them a differential focused expertise in the area requiring their expert attention. There’s an accepted modus operandi for consultancy firms in business, “When you get hired, look for more [...]
Today we present a point of view that will offend many, please few, but will attempt balance the mainly conservative viewpoints and opinions that Perceptric strives for. “Conservative? Hah!” I can hear from the peanut gallery. “Conservative my arse! Koltai you’re nothing but a leftwing Bolshevist commie agitator.” Thank-you. You are right on [...]
The latest craze (meme) on Facebook is co-op farming. The backbone mainstay of the communist co-operatives and Israeli Kibutzes, localized farms have proven to be vital when attempting to provide food for a decentralized population (more than 5 miles from the food growing establishment (farm, dairy, piggery, hatchery, etc) What about Coles, [...]
I had an epiphany the other day…. For years we have been told that file sharing is illegal. That music piracy is the tool of the Terrorist gangs and is their major source of financing. The content industry has always calculated 15% as the value attributed to physical piracy. This allowance is entered [...]
It’s interesting that the Music Industry is claiming damages per file download. Their interdiction procedures have filled the ED2k (Emule/Edonkey) network with fake files and their methodology of advertising non-existent files makes the network appear as if it is thousands of times larger than it really is. I wonder if they explain that too [...]
I was fascinated to read in British paper, The Independent, about a web site called goldmansachs666.com – and others, who have identified the world's biggest investment bank as being at the heart of American, if not global, oligarchy. (By the way this story is just starting to get going…. just click through for a very [...]
Wouldn’t it be interesting if the current push for a global world government actually went to the country with the most votes. As an economist, I am enamoured of the concept of a united world central government overseeing that all people of the world are treated with respect, equally, fairly and without favour. [...]
There are plenty of theories on the Internet. And there are plenty of conspiracies too… Here is a story about a very well connected, successful Jewish guy who became an Ambassador for the US Government, and then, because he took a centrist view of life and thought that all nations should be treated equally, his [...]
If it was just in some random blog, you's have to think, “Ah – another nutty conspiracy theory”. But this time it is in what you would have to say is at least a reasonably credible mainstream media outlet, albeit regional: The Phoenix Business Journal. Earlier this week there was an article reporting on a [...]
I was reading Ambrose Evans-Pritchard's column in the Telegraph (the UK paper, not the Australian one) this morning. It brought home to me how fortunate we, who live in Australia, are. But it also underlines how blase we are too. Most people in Australia have no idea of the potential of the Madoff scam in [...]