— CatherineAustinFitts (@TheSolariReport) November 30, 2020
While most are preoccupied with the ongoing Covid19 pandemic and the escalating battle over the presidential election, the world’s central banks have slowly been rolling out their plans for global inflation.
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Continue ReadingPfizer CEO Albert Bourla sold millions in stock on same day of vaccine reveal https://t.co/YzImB5Z6Sc pic.twitter.com/kxIlYcCxIL
— New York Post (@nypost) November 11, 2020
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla sold millions in his company’s stock the day it announced a Covid19 …
Continue ReadingTruckers going on strike ! “November 29th , we park and don’t move . It’s the day we take this country back . It’s our time . We say what happens.” pic.twitter.com/XCg7oJfkm9
— VeBee🇺🇸✝️ (@VeBo1991) November 9, 2020
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Continue ReadingAOC channels angry Biden, mocks crowd of Trump supporters as ‘pileup of chumps’ https://t.co/RUJvjs84PN pic.twitter.com/wrdEImjKgr
— FloppingAces (@FloppingAces) November 2, 2020
VP Joe Biden’s campaign released a document this summer that called for the creation of a new credit reporting …
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In a moment of brutal honesty, JP Morgan, the nation’s largest bank is admitting what the rest of us have suspected for quite some time: political gridlock, economic disaster, even Covid19 lockdowns are all great for business if you’re Wall …
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The Bank of International Settlements, a consortium that comprises most of the world’s top central banks, has announced it is working on a central bank digital currency pilot with Switzerland’s central bank.
“By the end of this year, we plan …
Continue ReadingMichigan bars and restaurants must now collect names and phone numbers of customers for COVID-19 contact tracing under an extended epidemic order.
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— WXYZ Detroit (@wxyzdetroit) October 29, 2020
Michigan restaurants will be required to record …
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Last week the International Monetary Fund published a speech by Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva in which Georgieva called for “A New Bretton Woods Moment.”
The Bretton-Woods agreement was signed on to by 730 delegates from 44 Allied nations in 1944. …
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Black-owned businesses, which suffered the most during the Covid19 lockdowns, have rebounded to their pre-pandemic levels. This according to research based on data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
In April, the number of black-owned businesses plummeted by 41%. They …
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President Trump has ordered his administration to launch a reform of the H-1B visa system, which awards 85,000 U.S. visas for foreign workers annually by lottery.
The system has been exploited by companies from the Fortune 500 to Silicon …
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Catherine Austin Fitts of Solari.com called the shutdowns over Covid19 “disaster capitalism.”
“To declare churches and small businesses non-essential but liquor stores essential…has nothing to do with health crisis,” Fitts said. “It has to do with disaster capitalism and …
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Gambling magnate Sheldon Adelson is reportedly looking to sell his $6 billion Sands Las Vegas casino empire.
Adelson is reportedly shifting his company’s concentration to gaming markets in Asia. The company has hired an adviser to prepare Venetian Resort …
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The big push to digital currency is about convenience and speed, we are told. But it also gives powerful forces – both inside and outside of official government – vast control over not just markets, but access to markets. Markets …
Continue ReadingDavid Barrett, the CEO of expense management software company Expensify, sent an email to all 10 million email recipients in his company’s database. The message was a simple one: if they vote for President Trump, they will be …
Continue ReadingThe International Monetary Fund published a speech by Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva last week in which Georgieva called for “A New Bretton Woods Moment.”
The Bretton-Woods agreement was signed on to by 730 delegates from 44 Allied nations in 1944. …
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Bank of America’s chief investment strategist, Michael Hartnett, laid out a vision this week for where he thinks the Central Banks are taking us with their plans for instituting all-digital currency systems.
He says the Federal Reserve will move toward …
Continue ReadingClaiming that it is trying to slow the spread of Covid, Wal-Mart is asking more customers to download its shopping app.
The nation’s largest retail chain recently redesigned the interiors of its stores to make them look and feel more …
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