Bernanke’s Former Advisor: “People Would Be Stunned To Know The Extent To Which The Fed Is Privately Owned”
Vast majority of the U.S. population remains deluded that the Fed is a publicly owned institution.
Author: Kurt Nimmo
Is The Fed Preparing For The Next Financial Earthquake To Hit?
Fed is inching closer to implementing more drastic monetary easing policy measures.
Libya… Britain’s next Afghan disaster? UK colonel warns of ‘mission creep’
Italian forces carried out a string of atrocities in the country.
Spokane County sees big money spent on pot
Rivals retail sales of wine, bread or milk.
Goldman and Wells Fargo FINALLY Admit They Committed Fraud
Wells Fargo received a $25 billion dollar bailout and Goldman received $10 billion in one bailout and $13 billion in another.
Will Trump Be Swindled in Cleveland, Too?
In state after state, when Trump wins, and moves on, the apparatchiks arrive — to thieve delegates for Cruz.
Whistleblower Says Panama Papers a CIA Op
CIA has used media organizations to disseminate propaganda since the 1950s.
Stephen Hawking and Yuri Milner launch $100m star voyage
Project to aim for sending a featherweight robotic spacecraft to the nearest star at one-fifth of the speed of light.
Some Democrats accuse Sanders supporters of harassing convention delegates
Supporters accused of “bullying” of superdelegates.
EU Set to Vote on Controversial PNR Mass Data Collection Law
Controversial mass data collection has brought criticism from civil rights groups.
LSD Makes the Brain More ‘Complete’: Researchers Praise Landmark Study
Hallucinogenic drugs could actually trigger creative and imaginative impulses.
Soros Proposes Debt Scheme to Pay for Europe’s Illegal Immigrants
Advises EU states to use money to combat “anti-immigrant sentiment.”
Germany mulling Turkish demand to prosecute comic
Germany’s criminal code provides for up to three years in prison or a fine for insulting a foreign head of state
CDC: Zika Spread, Impact ‘Scarier than We Initially Thought’
Mosquito in which the virus is carried is present in more U.S. states than initially thought.
Sen. Boxer asks FBI to explain its response to ransomware as hospitals fall victim to cybercriminals
FBI believes ransomeware cost American companies and citizens at least $24 million in 2015.