The End Of Freedom Of Speech In Spain

By Martin Armstrong: Spain has shown that it is fully on board with the Brussels authoritarian direction of ending democracy. Those in power have simply convinced themselves that the people do not understand what is good for them so they must impose their will upon the people but raw force. How does this differ in any what from the justification of imposing communism? This is the death of all freedom and it is upon our doorstep.
 
Here are the new laws in Spain:
1. If you photograph security personnel and then share these images on social media: up to €30.000 fine (particularly if photo exposes violence used against a member of the public). This fine could increase depending on the number of Instagram or social media followers you have. 2. Tweet or retweet information or the “location of an organized protest” can now be interpreted as an act of terrorism as it incites others to “commit a crime” (now that “demonstrating” in many ways has become a crime). Sound “1984”-ish? Read about Orwell and his time in Spain.
3. Snowden-like whistle blowing is now defined as an act of terrorism. If you write for a local publication, be careful what you print, whom you speak to, and whether the government is listening.
4. Visiting or consulting terrorist websites – even for investigative purposes – can be interpreted as an act of terrorism.

Thank You Stardusk, You Woke Me Up

"The Parasite and the Host, I found it so compelling that I watched and watched and watched some more, ...I became a MGTOW." CS MGTOW

New Global Taxman To Wage War On Informal Economy

By Don Quijones: This coming week, political representatives of many of the world’s developing countries will gather in Addis Abbada, Ethiopia, for the International Conference on Financing for Development. Two issues seem set to dominate proceedings: tax evasion and the informal economy.

As I warned in the article “Beware, the Borderless Taxman Cometh,” these two intertwined issues are becoming increasingly important to today’s cash-strapped governments. Recent years have seen ever closer cooperation between national tax authorities, with the US and Europe leading the way.
As part of this effort the delegates assembled in Abbis Abada next week are expected to discuss ways of coordinating their efforts to combat tax evasion in Africa and beyond. Euractiv:

Tax evasion costs developing countries around €100 billion each year. This leads to considerable budget shortfalls in countries with already low tax revenues.

In the developing world, tax revenue represents on average between 10% and 20% of GDP, while the average in OECD countries is between 30% and 40%, according to a study on the mobilization of tax revenues in developing countries carried out by the European Parliament.

To boost their tax raising capabilities, developing countries are being pressured to give their backing (and a sizable chunk of their national sovereignty) to an international body such as the UN or the OECD.

Traditionalism, Marriage, And The Will To Unfreedom

What's wrong with traditionalism? For starters, it will never solve the problems of man. Feminism LOL

Man And Woman - Nunc Scio Quid Sit Amor

"Men, we compromise far to much in relationships, we take far too many risks and the pay off doesn't even mitigate or match the risk or investment we put in. ...No amount of shaming or conditioning is going to make me not look at a woman in revulsion for her promiscuity. Me saying this is seen as a double standard, as slut shaming, yet it's instinctual, because no man desires to procreate with a woman who parades herself as he town bike." Spetsnaz

MGTOW: Advice I Wish I Got When I Was Younger

Stuff I wish I were told when I was younger. Aimed mostly at high school and college aged guys. Raging Golden Eagle

FUCKED BY EU - William Banzai7

MGTOW: Blame Men For Everything

Mr Anonymous. "What other tactics women use to avoid coming forward and say sorry? And why is it so hard for them to do so? I am eager for your answer Sandman, and to read the comment section from MGTOWs on their experiences, since you all give a lot of insight and thought provoking opinions. I know that the MGTOW community is the best forum to ask this because I know anywhere else, I would have gotten the "men do it too" speech. Thank you and cheers!"

A Coming Era Of Civil Disobedience?

By Patrick J. Buchanan: The Oklahoma Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, has ordered a monument of the Ten Commandments removed from the Capitol.
Calling the Commandments “religious in nature and an integral part of the Jewish and Christian faiths,” the court said the monument must go.
Gov. Mary Fallin has refused. And Oklahoma lawmakers instead have filed legislation to let voters cut out of their constitution the specific article the justices invoked. Some legislators want the justices impeached.
Fallin’s action seems a harbinger of what is to come in America — an era of civil disobedience like the 1960s, where court orders are defied and laws ignored in the name of conscience and a higher law.
Only this time, the rebellion is likely to arise from the right.
Certainly, Americans are no strangers to lawbreaking. What else was our revolution but a rebellion to overthrow the centuries-old rule and law of king and Parliament, and establish our own?
U.S. Supreme Court decisions have been defied, and those who defied them lionized by modernity. Thomas Jefferson freed all imprisoned under the sedition act, including those convicted in court trials presided over by Supreme Court justices. Jefferson then declared the law dead.
Some Americans want to replace Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill with Harriet Tubman, who, defying the Dred Scott decision and fugitive slave acts, led slaves to freedom on the Underground Railroad.

Are Big Banks Using Derivatives To Suppress Bullion Prices?

By Paul Craig Roberts and Dave Kranzler: We have explained on a number of occasions how the Federal Reserve’s agents, the bullion banks (principally JPMorganChase, HSBC, and Scotia) sell uncovered shorts (“naked shorts”) on the Comex (gold futures market) in order to drive down an otherwise rising price of gold. By dumping so many uncovered short contracts into the futures market, an artificial increase in “paper gold” is created, and this increase in supply drives down the price.
This manipulation works because the hedge funds, the main purchasers of the short contracts, do not intend to take delivery of the gold represented by the contracts, settling instead in cash. This means that the banks who sold the uncovered contracts are never at risk from their inability to cover contracts in gold. At any given time, the amount of gold represented by the paper gold contracts (“open interest’) can exceed the actual amount of physical gold available for delivery, a situation that does not occur in other futures markets.
In other words, the gold and silver futures markets are not a place where people buy and sell gold and silver. These markets are places where people speculate on price direction and where hedge funds use gold futures to hedge other bets according to the various mathematical formulas that they use.

Why Would A Woman Lie About Being Raped?

"I'm defending a mans right to be held Innocent until he is proven guilty by his peers. ...Why would a woman put herself through such an ordeal? Enjoy." 6oodfella

Confuctitious Loans

Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss Grexits, glitches and equity disasters as the times in which we live get interesting. In the second half Max interviews Ben Dyson of Positive Money about the role of the European Monetary Union in the Greek economic disaster.