In today’s financial inquisition, banks no longer need pitchforks—just policies. Across the globe, governments have turned financial institutions into tools of enforcement, silencing dissent without trial or due process. The case of Eva Chipiuk is a chilling example: no charges, no crimes—just quiet surveillance and a sudden expulsion.

As currencies go digital and bank oversight tightens, the message is clear—step out of line, and you’ll be cut off. Once you’re on the list, there’s no getting off.

The witch hunt around the FED went primetime when Donald Copperfield—the ex-realtor turned inflation illusionist—showed up at the Fed’s marble money lair to scold the ‘Central Banker In Chief’ over a little $2.5 billion “home reno.” Hard hats on, egos off, the two sparred over whether the project ballooned to $3.1 billion. The ‘Manipulator In Chief’ insisted it had; Powell, ever the magician of monetary policy, vanished the extra $600 million with a head shake. Despite previously threatening to fire Powell, Trump declared the tour “productive” and settled for mild mockery instead of monetary mayhem. After all, why lower rates when you can raise suspicions about the institutions keeping the USD system alive and keep the cameras rolling?



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJu03CUfPFI

While the sanctimonious mainstream media, bankrolled by those eco-zealots, keep harping on about a toasty planet, reality got a frosty surprise. Apparently, 2025 might just be the amuse-bouche for a rerun of 1816’s “year without summer.” And guess what? #Alberta—Canada’s shale oil darling and soon-to-be glittering sovereign —reported a delightful bout of frost on July 23, 2025.

https://ca.news.yahoo.com/july-chill-yields-rare-summer-002608344.html

The 1816 "Year Without a Summer," courtesy of Mount Tambora’s epic tantrum, sent ash and sulfur dioxide sky-high, tanking global temps and triggering a famine-fest. Over 100,000 folks reportedly checked out—11,000 in #Indonesia from the blast, plus a global bonus of starvation, disease, and riots. Europe got slammed with soggy summers, food riots, and a typhus party, while the U.S. enjoyed crop flops, religious hysterics, and a mass exodus from New England. Some even opted for the ultimate exit via suicide, per the Farmer’s Almanac. Truly, a volcanic masterpiece of misery, proving Mother Nature’s got a wicked sense of humor.

https://www.ebsco.com/research-starters/history/year-without-summer-poverty-year

As the war cycle ticks like a Swiss clock, ignited by a blazing solar flare, the Davos elite’s puppet, Cambodia, unleashes chaos on Thailand in a centuries-old border feud! Fueled by “Macroleon’s” recent visit, Cambodia’s brazen rocket strike on a Thai 7-Eleven escalates their ancient rivalry into a full-blown conflict.


https://edition.cnn.com/2025/07/23/asia/thailand-cambodia-clashes-border-intl-hnk

The 508-mile Cambodia-Thailand border, a festering wound from French colonial days, erupts yet again in a tempest of greed and pride! At the heart of this ancient grudge lies the 11th-century Preah Vihear Temple, a sacred relic fueling deadly clashes over resources and turf. In 2008, Cambodia’s audacious bid to crown this disputed shrine a UNESCO World Heritage Site sparked Thailand’s fury, igniting skirmishes that have since claimed soldiers and civilians alike.

Cambodia’s dynastic ties to the Davos elite are just another ploy by the Malthusian warmongers at the WEF to provoke the Thai elephant—an economic force thriving through trade with China and Russia. But this provocation will backfire. As the West, led by its war-happy NATO arm, pushes for chaos in Asia to serve its depopulation agenda, Thailand will only draw closer to the rising Russia-China-India axis—set to dominate the global economy by the next decade.

https://pressocm.gov.kh/en/archives/9700

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While 'Marx Carney' purges lawyers who backed the 2021 Truck Convoy against vile vaccine tyranny, the Dutch regime—puppets of Davos' Malthusian cabal—seizes Arno Van Kessel. This lawyer dared to sue the Dutch State and its overlords, including Mark Rutte, Hugo de Jonge, Agnes Kant, Albert Bourla, and Bill Gates, for deceiving the masses about COVID vaccine safety. Van Kessel and Stassen’s damning summons fueled this infernal battle, with its first major clash on July 9 in Leeuwarden, scorned by the Dutch media’s silence.



https://deanderekrant.nl/actie-arno-van-kessel/

Isn't it just charming how governments orchestrate their own demise?

Step one: botch the budget so badly they think inflating debt away is a personality trait.

Step two: when no one’s dumb enough to buy their shiny new debt to cover the old, they pivot to playing dictator with their own classic! Oh, and don’t forget to pin it all on a foreign villain, like, say, Putin, because nothing screams “we’ve got this” like starting a war.

And for the grand finale, step three: default, crash, burn, and let the new regime waltz in, shrugging off the old debts.

What a delightful cycle…

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The self-proclaimed “Peacemaker-in-Chief”, currently perfecting his backswing in Scotland, somehow found time between holes to weigh in on the age-old Thailand-Cambodia rivalry—recently reignited by the Khmer government, a loyal disciple of Davos. Clearly, nothing says diplomacy like meddling in Southeast Asian geopolitics while sipping Scotch and sabotaging Thailand’s booming ties with Russia and China.

Former Cambodian PM Hun Sen—now Senate President and proud father of the current PM—still wields plenty of power and influence. His long-standing bromance with European Malthusians, especially his cozy ties with France, the country that once colonized Cambodia and left it in the hands of deadly communists, is less about nostalgia and more about keeping old empires happy while playing geopolitical chess.

https://www.phnompenhpost.com/national-politics/brotherly-love-hun-sen-reveals-close-bond-frances-macron

What’s really needed to end the century-old Thai-Cambodian tensions isn’t another round of peace talks—it’s a regime change in Phnom Penh. Like in Ukraine where the Malthusian cokehead must be removed, in Cambodia this would mean toppling the entrenched “Hun Dynasty” that’s long peddled the WEF’s Malthusian script.

Thailand’s military—vastly superior in manpower, tech, and budget—could easily roll into Phnom Penh and remove Hun Sen and his heir, unless something derails the plan (like a desperate move from France, Cambodia’s nostalgic ex-colonial babysitter).

Thai public opinion is ready to back a reset as this is the moment to end the scams spilling over from the eastern neighbour once and for all.

https://www.globalfirepower.com/countries-comparison-detail.php?country1=thailand&country2=cambodia

As if funnelling retail cash into tokenized IOUs via stablecoins wasn’t bold enough, the U.S. Treasury seems to know even that won’t plug the gaping deficit crater — so it’s now begging for donations via Venmo and PayPal. That’s right: while Congress keeps greenlighting trillion-dollar spending sprees, the same government has resorted to digital panhandling to manage the debt. Sure, the “Gifts to Reduce the Public Debt” program has existed since 1996, but adding Venmo and PayPal — with its laughable $999,999.99 cap — feels like parody.

Despite the absurdity, Americans have donated $2.7 million this year alone, which is cute considering the U.S. burns through that in about 12 seconds. At this pace, it would take every citizen coughing up $108,320 just to hit zero — and five minutes later, we’d be back in the red.

https://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/us-treasury-department-now-offers-novel-method-pay-nations-whopping-36-trillion-debt

Jefferson warned Americans that banks could be more dangerous than armies. He didn’t warn them about taxpayers willingly tipping the empire into oblivion.

While Donald Copperfield perfects his backswing in Scotland and fans the flames of the next war cycle, the ever-diligent U.S. Treasury slipped out $69 billion in 2-year notes—graciously awarded at 3.92%, a whopping 0.005% bargain below the issued yield. Nothing says fiscal responsibility like golfing through geopolitics.

Primary dealers walked away with just 10.3% of the auction—sharply lower than the previous take—as direct awards surged to 34.4%, conveniently offsetting a drop in indirect participation to 55.3%. Looks like someone had to step up while the usual buyers took a breather.

The bid-to-cover ratio came in at 2.62, right in line with the average of the past six auctions—steady demand, despite shifting buyer dynamics.

In a nutshell, the first auction of what promises to be a busy week came in surprisingly solid— as Wall Street's talking heads are still not understanding that the so-called “risk-free” asset is anything but, even as it becomes increasingly tokenized.