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Covid-19 and the Collapse of Cash

April 17, 2020

Covid-19 and the Collapse of Cash In my last article I referred to how since fears of Covid-19 in the UK took root in March, cash usage has fallen dramatically. Whilst the drop off has been substantial, the trend of cash payments being in decline is long established. Based on early evidence, the coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated this […]

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The Trilateral Commission: Using Crisis As An Opportunity To Reform

March 1, 2020

The Trilateral Commission: Using Crisis As An Opportunity To Reform A couple of years ago I posted an article that gave a brief overview of the Trilateral Commission, quoting directly from numerous former members of the institution and how their overarching goal was for the integration of nation states at the expense of self determination. It was […]

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Mapping out the Banking Elite’s Goal for a Cashless Monetary System – Part Two

February 23, 2020

Mapping out the Banking Elite’s Goal for a Cashless Monetary System – Part Two In the first part of this article we traced the development of the ‘Utility Settlement Coin‘ – a project that began in 2015 and which has now evolved through the inception of a consortium called Fnality International. Fnality are comprised of a number […]

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The Demise of Physical Money: A Retail Worker’s Perspective

March 26, 2019

The Demise of Physical Money: A Retail Worker’s Perspective Something I have come to realise about money is that the more you come into direct contact with it, the less alluring it becomes. That may sound like a hollow platitude, but when your history of paid work has predominately involved handling thousands of pounds through face […]

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Why Dismissing Globalist Warnings as ‘Project Fear’ May Prove a Mistake

January 12, 2019

Why Dismissing Globalist Warnings as ‘Project Fear’ May Prove a Mistake In film and literature, the majority of stories feature a customary villain, either in a singular or collective sense. Someone or something that we can pour scorn on as the hero flounders in the face of increasingly insurmountable odds. Whilst the hero invariably wins out in […]

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Monetary Policy ‘Reset’: From Rhetoric to Actuality

January 5, 2019

Monetary Policy ‘Reset’: From Rhetoric to Actuality A resurgence in nationalistic tendencies has been predominately associated with the advents of Brexit and Donald Trump’s presidency. But have these outcomes meant that we now neglect to give due consideration to the years that preceded the supposed breakdown of the ‘rules based global order‘? It was in Davos […]

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