The homeless services industry has evolved into a self-perpetuating system that extracts value from human suffering while maintaining the conditions that create homelessness.
Housing first approaches transform homelessness from a systemic problem requiring structural solutions into an individual pathology requiring case management.
How universal human rights discourse serves as ideological cover for selective military intervention and economic subordination.
The hydrogen economy promises energy independence but actually constructs more sophisticated chains of dependency under the guise of liberation.
Immigration controls function primarily as labor market regulation tools disguised as security measures, creating exploitable worker categories for economic benefit.
The overwhelming flow of information isn't an accident—it's a deliberate strategy to prevent deep analysis and maintain systemic control.
Public infrastructure spending systematically benefits private real estate investors while displacing the communities it claims to serve.
Resilience planning prioritizes asset protection over human protection, creating systems that preserve wealth while exposing people to systemic risks.