About us

The Kansas City Journal Post was a newspaper, born before the civil war and merged from a rival morning edition (the Journal) and a afternoon edition (the Post). This brought the combined media only a few more decades, with the growing advent of first radio, ending when the US entered WWII.

In this century, change has accelerated and storm clouds returned (pun intended), with serious implications in virtually all areas of our life, from climate change and de-globalization to population collapse and xenophobia. It is our aim to inform you, from a wide range of credible sources (sorry, no conspiracy theories here) , of what to prepare you for a turbulent decades to come.