Monthly Archives: August 2019
Trump Has Second Thoughts on China Tariffs, Then Doubles Down
(AFP) President Donald Trump doubled down Sunday on his hard line against China after sowing confusion with statements that he might be willing...
As Facial Recognition Use Grows, So Do Privacy Concerns
Facial recognition is playing an increasing role in law enforcement, border security and other purposes…
(Rob Lever, AFP) Washington – The unique features of your...
A Look Inside the Scheme to Eliminate Cash, Impose Negative Interest
Central bankers and politicians love inflation, but they need “bag holders” to have faith in the value of the fiat currency IOUs they hold....
Three Steps to Making Your Personal Finances More Private in a Digital Age
Imagine a world where every financial move you make gets recorded in databases that are accessible by any number of third parties – from...
Facebook Hit w/ $5 Billion Fine over Data Privacy Breaches
‘I’m hopeful that additional conditions placed on Facebook’s business practices will be forthcoming…’
(AFP) A day after President Donald Trump called strongly for the accountability...
Big Tech, Big Banks Push for “Cashless Society”
The War on Cash isn’t a conspiracy theory. It’s an open agenda. It’s being driven by an alignment of interests among bankers, central bankers,...
Taxpayers in Ohio Get Screwed Again by a Rare Coin Scammer…
It’s bad enough when bait-and-switch “rare” coin dealers stick it to naive customers. But when one of those shady peddlers got involved with politicians...
Supreme Court Rules States Cannot Seize Assets, Money Excessively
‘State and local governments increasingly seize the property of private citizens as a means of funding, without due process…’
(Kaylee McGhee, Liberty Headlines) In a...
Race to the Bottom: What to Expect as the Fed Eases
How low will they go?
With the Federal Reserve all but certain to cut interest rates multiple times in the months ahead, central bankers are...
Like Jeffrey Epstein, Bullion Banks Get Sweet Deals from the Justice Department
First, a bank’s commodities trading department takes metals investors for a ride like unwitting victims in the back of Jeffrey Epstein’s “Lolita Express.”
Now federal...
