Chatter #351 – Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Lemelson: GameStop, SEC Censorship, and Orthodox Christianity

Father Emmanuel Lemelson is a thoughtful and reflective leader with a deep understanding of Christian teachings regarding wealth and finance. Historically, Christians avoided the practice of usury, viewing it as contrary to their faith. However, Father Lemelson acknowledges that today’s Christians, across the spectrum, are involved in capital markets, both directly and indirectly. He contemplates…

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Chatter #291 – Patrick Lovell on Wall Street & The Fed: It’s Not Rocket Science, It’s Racketeering

Patrick Lovell started in Hollywood balancing working inside the machine while pursuing an Indy writing career. After a TV show he was working on collapsed in the wake of the 2008 financial crash, Patrick began to look deeper, eventually going on to produce The Con… In the gripping original five-part docu-series The Con, Patrick Lovell…

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#276 – Alex Schaefer on Painting Burning Banks, Creativity, and Modern Art As A CIA Psy-Op

Alex Schaefer became famous online for his involvement in the Occupy Wall Street movement and his series of paintings of burning banks. He has been arrested for drawing in chalk on the pavement outside of banks and been visited by the police for his paintings of burning banks.  Alex had some really interesting stuff to…

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Chatter #266 – Critical Sway on Food Supply Centralisation and the WHO Pandemic Treaty

Critical Sway runs a website discussing the dangers of centralisation of money, power, and food supplies, the lack of accountability for our leaders, and the corruption at the highest levels of international bodies like the WHO.  The government paid him to influence people & uncover secrets. He does the same thing now, but he works…

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Chatter #222 [Live] – Gavin O’Toole on Tory Authoritarianism and The End Of Boris?

Gavin O’Toole is a writer and editor with a long background at the UK’s leading newspapers, including eight years at the Observer, six years at the Financial Times, and six years at the Guardian. Has written for Reuters IFR, Al Jazeera, Guardian, Futures and Options Association, Markit Magazine, NACLA, Global Government Forum, Public Finance International,…

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