Going Off-Grid: Risks and Rewards

Maintaining the Mantle of Innocence by Matthew R. Hale

July 29, 2020September 10, 2022

From humble beginnings, Matthew R. Hale decided early that he wanted to be a trial lawyer to represent people. Since 2004 he has dedicated his practice to litigating cases on behalf of individuals in both

Icelanders Reject Bank Bailout

March 8, 2010September 10, 2022

By Anthony Faiola Icelanders this weekend resoundingly rejected a plan to reimburse overseas depositors after the failure of an online Icelandic bank, a rare public referendum on the repayment of a foreign liability that could

Virginia Delegates Pass Bill Banning Chip Implants

February 15, 2010September 10, 2022

By Daniel Tencer Concerns over privacy have aligned with apocalyptic Biblical prophecy in a proposed Virginia law that limits the use of microchip implants on humans because of a lawmaker’s concern that the chips will

Added: Introduction by Catherine and Rob Kirby on Derivatives – 2020 Annual Wrap Up – The Going Direct Reset

March 18, 2021June 25, 2023

“Interest rates didn’t 'fall,' they were 'THROWN OFF A BUILDING.'” ~ Rob Kirby, “Derivatives – A Look Back on 2020” By Catherine Austin Fitts We have just added my introduction to the 2020 Annual Wrap