By Tyler Durden With zero signs of abating, hundreds of thousands of pro-democracy protesters lined the streets around Hong Kong’s financial and shopping districts on…
By Brandon Smith In the second week of October, after the “partial” U.S.-China trade deal was announced to much fanfare, I made this prediction: US…
By Press For Truth If you publicly say something negative of the police they will detain, interrogate and shake you down into compliance! That’s the…
By Tyler Durden A bombshell follow-up report to a major document leak which confirmed and detailed China’s vast Uyghur Muslim Xinjiang prison network and system for…
By Tyler Durden A series of classified Chinese government documents were leaked by a group of journalists describing the secret operations of detention camps in…
By Lubomir Tassev For months on end, Hong Kong has been the scene of intensive confrontation between pro-democracy activists and its Beijing-supported government. It now…
This is a critical update from one of the best financial commentators I know, a good friend of ours, Mr. Tom Beck, who runs PortfolioWealthGlobal.com and we’re…
By Aaron Kesel Anonymous has hacked into various Chinese websites and databases dumping files from government employee data to corporate data including user names, mobile…
By Lubomir Tassev For various reasons, a growing number of nations are experiencing the rapid development of cashless society. Paper money may become extinct in…
By B.N. Frank The lawsuits and opposition regarding the “Race for 5G” and forced widespread small cell installation are not going away (see 1, 2,…
By B.N. Frank Data collection on children while they attend school is unfortunately not new and continues to happen despite increasing opposition. Of course it’s…
By Tyler Durden Officials in Beijing will combine the country’s state-of-the-art facial recognition technology with a version of their controversial ‘credit system’ to speed up…
By Aaron Kesel Hong Kong citizens denying tyranny against their own government and the Chinese government are striking back against a ban on covering their…
By Tyler Durden The government of Hong Kong on Wednesday formally withdrew an unpopular extradition bill which sparked months of anti-government protests. “I now formally…
