Where finance and media interesects with reality.
Too much to say, not enough bandwidth. So here’s Russell Brand who pretty much sums it up I think. The comments are worth a gander
There’s a lot going on today. More than any one brain can process quite frankly. We are all going to be stunned with too much
As everyone reading this blog hopefully knows, I am not a military tactician or geopolitical expert. Most of my military insight comes from studying ancient
From the “Fake News” zone: Daily Mail reports: “Scientists find virus contains tiny chunk of DNA that matches sequence patented by Moderna THREE YEARS before
(Some of these links are stale because I’ve been half-terming it, but I’ve included them anyway for commentary and record-keeping purposes.) Finance and markets: Perry
As mentioned the other day, I am on the go this week due to it being half term. Nonetheless, I wanted to quickly draw readers’
For a while now, people like me, Ian Grigg and David Birch (top rank blockchain/payments experts) have been moaning on Twitter about how anti money laundering
Finance/Markets: The World Socialist Website is a feed available on Bloomberg. Are Pfizer’s lawyers getting a bit twitchy? (Q4 release adds some potentially concerning language:
This is a contribution from Frank di Mauro, the founder of HaYa, an app and platform that facilitates whistleblowing and discrete communications. The Blind Spot
But first some housekeeping. I’m going to be honest. While I’m ramping up the website I just don’t have the bandwidth to do a daily
A lot of people are asking, if Russia doesn’t have hostile intentions against Ukraine, why the troop build up? This is an absolutely fair question.
We continue to live in an utterly polarised media landscape. The West, according to Russia, has become obsessed with hyping up war… (exhibit A) While
