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Global de-dollarization trend speeds up – JPMorgan warns what comes next
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Global de-dollarization trend speeds up – JPMorgan warns what comes next
November 10, 2025

The global de-dollarization trend has reached a critical point right now, with JPMorgan Chase reporting that US dollar reserves have fallen below 60 percent for the first time in two decades. As 71 countries de-dollarize their holdings, central banks are shifting toward gold at unprecedented rates, and this raises serious concerns about the future of American economic dominance.

Merchants Of Death
November 8, 2021

From the Nye Committee to Joe Kent, the fight against war profiteering is a constant struggle.

Merchants Of Death
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COVID-19 Forces the World to Re-Think the Idea of ‘Monetary Value’
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COVID-19 Forces the World to Re-Think the Idea of ‘Monetary Value’
March 28, 2020

Today’s America is confronting an existential crisis similar to that which both Lincoln and Franklin Roosevelt battled in their time, Matthew Ehret writes.

Standing at the Precipice of a Financial Collapse: Time for a 21st Century Pecora Commission
March 16, 2020

Today’s oncoming economic meltdown can only be prevented if the lessons of 1933 are taken seriously and patriots who actually care about their nations and people stop legitimizing the casino economy.

Standing at the Precipice of a Financial Collapse: Time for a 21st Century Pecora Commission
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Clinton Scandal: Taxpayers’ Money for the Campaign Election
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Clinton Scandal: Taxpayers’ Money for the Campaign Election
October 10, 2016

The American election campaign never ceases to amaze in terms of twists. The Clinton Foundation has again been the victim of a new hack carried out by Guccifer 2.0, leading to the revelation of some interesting details. Among them is an Excel file with a list of donors.

Banker Cronyism Hits EU Ship Rocked by Brexit Torpedo
July 18, 2016

It couldn’t come at a worst time. Just as the European Union is reeling from the historic setback of Britain voting to leave the 28-member bloc, then comes the scandal of a former top commissioner taking a plum job at a Wall Street bank – to advise on the fallout from the Brexit. If ever the grubby «revolving door» relationship between the EU bureaucratic elite and big business needed an illustration, it is the news of Jose Manuel Barroso taking up a post with the US investment giant Goldman Sachs…

Banker Cronyism Hits EU Ship Rocked by Brexit Torpedo
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«Gratuitous Democracy» or «Banking Concentration Camp»
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«Gratuitous Democracy» or «Banking Concentration Camp»
June 2, 2015

The news I’m talking about was reported by media in May. Not a big thing at first glance, certainly not a thing to hit radar screen. But the devil is in the details. Some interesting events took place in Scandinavia. The Danish government proposed exempting certain shops from the obligation to accept cash payments in a move seen as pushing the country a step closer to a «cash-free» economy. Businesses such as clothing retailers, gas stations and restaurants will no longer be required to accept cash next year, the government of Denmark said on May 6. The move comes as part of a pre-election package of economic growth measures aimed at reducing costs and increasing productivity for businesses. Many stores in Sweden do not accept cash but only debit or credit cards. Now a buyer with full pockets of cash will leave a Swedish and Danish shop empty handed…

America is on a Banking Delayed-action Mine
May 23, 2015

Since 2009, it has been compulsory for all major US banks to pass an exam called a stress test. The test checks the banks’ ability to withstand sudden changes in economic and financial conditions. Put simply, it assesses the banks’ ability to survive should America experience a financial crisis similar to the one in 2007-2009. In all the years of testing, the majority of US banks have received a rating of ‘satisfactory’, and even then with a stretch of the imagination. Some banks have had to retake the exam… The results of the stress testing shows that America is living on a delayed-action mine called the US banking system, and sooner or later this mine is going to explode…

America is on a Banking Delayed-action Mine
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