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By Catherine Austin Fitts Pay attention to the explosion of on-line education. There is a lot of excellent curriculum and teaching that is becoming available

By Mr. H Now-a-days, Apple is famous in the markets because its new iPhone 5S has a Fingerprint Sensor (Touch ID) as a security feature—everyone

Photo Credit: Reuters By Catherine Austin Fitts The latest headlines announce that “J.P. Morgan Chase is in talks to pay up to $11 billion to settle

Photo Credit: Fraunhofer Institute By Rob Wile A German-French research team has created a solar cell that can convert 44.7% of the sunlight it receives

By Kevin Drum Last Wednesday, the Fed announced that it would not be tapering its bond buying program. This news was released at precisely 2

Photo Credit: Reuters/Shannon Stapleton By Daniel Trotta Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff used her position as the opening speaker at the U.N. General Assembly to accuse

Join Dark Journalist and historian Richard Dolan as they examine the UFO coverup and its far reaching implications of a breakaway civilization. Continue

Take Back Your Power takes us on a journey of revelation and discovery, as we question the benefits and risks of “smart” meters and grid

By Catherine Austin Fitts BlackBerry held out for a long time. However, successfully catering to business and investment professionals meant their data flow was much

By Dave Michaels Startup companies that celebrated the passage of a U.S. law allowing them to solicit investors more openly say regulators may undercut that

By Chris Floyd A former colleague of mine died recently, although I didn’t know he had been my colleague until I read his obituary in

By Jon Fingas When Belgian prosecutors suggested that Belgacom was the target of foreign espionage, many blamed the NSA — it has a history of

By Ian Salisbury Jeremy Grantham’s got a track record that’s impossible to ignore—he called the Internet bubble, then the housing bubble. While moves like those

Photo Credit: AP By Debbie Siegelbaum Members of a Washington DC Swat team who the BBC has learned were ordered not to respond to Monday’s

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Photo Credit: AP Photo/Gerald Herbert   By Harry R. Weber Halliburton, the oil field services firm that supplied the cement for the undersea well that

By Catherine Austin Fitts The Fed’s decision not to taper quantitative easing this week has equity and commodities markets up and interest rates falling. On

By Umberto Pascali The President of Brazil, Dilma Rousseff announces publicly the creation of a world internet system INDEPENDENT from US and Britain ( the

By Louis Lavelle Getting a Wharton MBA involves taking off from work for two years, moving to Philadelphia, and spending about $200,000 on tuition and

By Catherine Austin Fitts I copied these results from a Yahoo Finance poll that I took yesterday. It is an interesting comment on two important

Photo Credit:Reuters / Valentin Flauraud By RT Privacy concerns, fear of addiction, loss of interest – these are the reasons listed by those who have

By Tracey Turner As the list of new technologies used in the agriculture industry continues to grow, the use of unmanned aircraft systems (drones) has

By The Short Side of Long AAII survey readings came in at 46% bulls and 25% bears. Bullish readings rose by a huge 10% while

By Wikipedia The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) is the largest of the United States Navy’s five “systems commands,” or materiel (not to be confused

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By Catherine Austin Fitts Everyday we are presented with two diverging economies in North America. Bailouts and quantitative easing have extinguished the outstanding fraudulent securities

By Catherine Austin Fitts It’s a miracle! Glen Greenwald publishes article after article dishing out the dirt on the largest corporations and one of the

** CAF NOTE: The legal precedent that DOJ is attempting here is simply lawless. As a practical matter, it forces all news sources to link

Photo Credit:Scott Eells/Bloomberg ** CAF NOTE: Obamacare was created as a framework to begin to cut both private and public health care obligations. We are

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad told Charlie Rose on Sunday that he is preparing for a U.S. strike, and that Syria and some of their allies

Photo Credit: Kacper Pempel/Reuters By James Ball, Julian Borger and Glenn Greenwald US and British intelligence agencies have successfully cracked much of the online encryption

By Robert E.G. Beens, CEO Ixquick.com and StartPage.com The Washington Post and The Guardian have revealed a US government mass Internet surveillance program code-named “PRISM”.

Photo Credit: Gannett Government Media Corp **CAF NOTE: Wow. Now we are backing off from audited financial statements as required by law as of 1995

Photo Credit: Ivan Sekretarev/AP By Bill Curry Tax records will be shared around the world by 2015 as part of a G20 pledge to crack

By Peggy Noonan There is something going on here, a new distance between Washington and America that the Syria debate has forced into focus. The

By Glenn Greenwald and Ewen MacAskill The National Security Agency has obtained direct access to the systems of Google, Facebook, Apple and other US internet

By Catherine Austin Fitts Last night I had the opportunity to watch Jose Escamilla’s fascinating movies on the moon, drawing from significant footage from the

By Howard E. Berkenblit In 2007 the Securities and Exchange Commission said that companies no longer needed to send printed proxy materials to investors, but

Photo Credit: USDAgov/Flickr By Joel Salatin Why do we need more farmers? What is the driving force behind U.S. Department of Agriculture policy? In an

By Catherine Austin Fitts Take a moment to review some of the decision points coming up this month.  We are watching a scramble for market

Photo Credit: Reuters/Hamid Khatib By Douglas Busvine The Group of 20 cut its teeth in the global financial crisis of 2009, achieving unprecedented cooperation between

By Catherine Austin Fitts I am getting this question. I think it is the wrong question. I was born in 1950. I can not remember

By Moyers and Company Mark Leibovich covers Washington, D.C., as chief national correspondent for The New York Times Magazine. In his new book, This Town,

By Lars Schall LS: How many people lost their lives over the years related to the Kennedy assassination? MB: A well-researched new book by Richard

Music matters… at least great music does. Founded by Chris McMurtry and Mike and Janet Linton, REFINERSFIRE is committed to the idea that great music

(Michael Murphy’s last film won Solari Movie of the Year) By Truth Media Productions We must find out who is behind the current ongoing destructive