This is the end of a certain way of doing things – the industrial growth-spurt fiesta. We’re in permanent contraction now.
James Howard Kunstler | Aug 22, 2011
After Iowa: Haven’t the media noticed that there’s something peculiar about a cycle of perpetual election with no governing in between?
James Howard Kunstler | Aug 15, 2011
Nature is telling you to get local, get smaller, get finer, downscale, solidify your friendships, and drop your stupid grandiose fantasies about running WalMart on algae.
James Howard Kunstler | Aug 11, 2011
Let’s give thanks that the debt-ceiling crisis is over because now the USA can get on with its systemic collapse honestly and fairly.
James Howard Kunstler | Aug 1, 2011
Whatever other conclusions can be drawn from the great debt ceiling debate of 2011, the main one seems to be that this country can no longer govern itself.
James Howard Kunstler | Jul 25, 2011
Some kind of convulsion is in the cards. We have crossed an invisible line into a place where untoward things happen.
James Howard Kunstler | Jul 18, 2011
We are turning a page in the grand fiction of what money is and whether we are capable of governing ourselves.
James Howard Kunstler | Jul 12, 2011
If I were President Obama, I’d just call it quits and sign on with the home team: Goldman Sachs.
James Howard Kunstler | Jun 27, 2011
The man who set himself on fire in Keene, New Hampshire recommended something that sounded a lot like violent revolution.
James Howard Kunstler | Jun 20, 2011
The world is in a box, tortured with its obsolete ideas about how economies are supposed to run.
