CBDCs, Digital IDs, Social Credit Scores
Dr. McCullough at Reawaken America: Pandemic of Mental Contagion, Autism, and the Rise of Transgenderism
When I address America and the world I am working to build relationships, enhance insight, and develop independent thought. The Reawaken America Tour hosted by Clay Clark and General Michael Flynn is a wonderful example of how Americans come together, freely exchange ideas in fellowship with one another, and come away with new perspectives.
In the beautiful setting of the Trump Doral Resort in Miami, I had the privilege of addressing a huge engaged audience who were ready to take the next steps in restoring our great nation. I crafted speech that called out a mental contagion that has set down upon the earth driven by insecurity, fear, resulting in greater tribalism and division. In the backdrop has been a >50 year meteoric rise in autism spectrum disorder from 1:10,000 in the 1970’s to 1:36 children born today. I outlined the major theories of why this is happening.
The autism pandemic is important since it is the etiologic determinant of the rise of transgenderism among children. The associations in the peer-reviewed literature are incontrovertible. The consequences of gender change including sterilization, increased psychiatric burdens, and skyrocketing death rates cannot be understated.
Listen to the entire presentation to understand how vaccine ideology, mental contagion, and distortion of the human condition are now the greatest threats to America and the world.
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Read MoreJohn Carpay – Western Standard
Should the federal government know where you are right now, what you are doing or who is with you? Is it the business of provincial governments to know where you spent time last week (or last month or last year) or where you plan to go tomorrow? Should the government know how and where you spend your money, or where you do your banking? What about your medical history, your political opinions, or whether you attend a house of worship? Is any of this information that the government should keep on file?
The Communist Chinese government knows all about its citizens. Under China’s “social credit” system, those who criticize the government on social media, or who otherwise fail to obey every government edict, can find themselves unable to board a plane, train, or bus, or may be denied access to contracts and business opportunities.
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BlackRock CEO Larry Fink says “it’s time to force people’s behavior to change”
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Read MoreOn April 20, 2016, the Canadian federal government introduced Bill C-15, which is legislation that provides for, among other things, a bank recapitalization or “bail-in” regime for domestic systemically important banks (“D-SIBs”).
BAIL-IN
For those unfamiliar with this feature of financial services regulatory reform, the basic concept of bail-in is that certain stakeholders of a bank that finds itself in the remote circumstance of being in severe distress will be required to support the viability of such a bank by mandatory conversion of their respective instruments into the common equity of the bank
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Read Morechallenged by perceived links to crypto
The myth that blockchain-enabled payments are exclusively tied to cryptocurrency is making it more difficult for the networks to realize greater adoption.
Blockchain-enabled payments had been gaining traction in the crypto world and bolstered growth at some banks. In February, the technology vendor Tassat Group Inc. said its total transaction volume since inception in 2019 surpassed $1 trillion, but that included the volume of Signature Bank’s platform Signet, which is now under Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. receivership and no longer serving its main user base of crypto firms. The activity should fall significantly with the failure of Signature Bank and the liquidation of Silvergate Capital Corp., two of the leading crypto-friendly banks that had explored blockchain applications in banking.
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Read MoreNick Hudson joins me to discuss the current COVID-19 situation around the globe, the nature of retroactive censorship, the impact of labeling in society, the scale variance of ideology, and the prospect of CBDCs.
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Read MoreAs Game Technology helps create the Metaverse, Enterprises consider role of Virtual Worlds
The metaverse is at the forefront of emerging technology. The idea spells a new era for technology-driven transformation, and with it, opportunity for value creation.
The metaverse is a vision of the next iteration of the internet: a single, shared, immersive, persistent, 3D virtual space where humans and machines interact with one another and with data, enhancing the physical world as much as replacing it. The metaverse meeting this definition does not yet exist, though many of its components do, as does the increasing aspiration to create it.
The following charts detail funding rounds for companies designated by S&P Global Market Intelligence as working in 3D, AR, VR, Extended Reality (XR), Mixed Reality (MR), digital twin and Internet of Things (IoT). Some of these companies are operating in the periphery of the metaverse with products and business models that feed a larger ecosystem of legacy technologies.
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Read MoreThe initial intent of this page was to identify elected members of Canadian governments that were also members/participants in the World Economic Forum. As our research has continued, many more important connections have been found that we we feel are important to include to understand the reach and connections of the WEF within Canada. For this reason, they are included here.
Updated information: The WEF website categorizes participants into several groupings including people, agenda/authors, organizations. For the purpose of increased clarity, we are now including these titles in the profiles.
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Read MoreTotal sustainable debt issuance reached a record high in 2021 and is poised for continued growth in 2022. A key challenge for market participants in the coming year will be to manage that growth in a way that combats rising concerns about greenwashing.
While many large companies set sustainability goals and published ESG-related data in 2021, investors, regulators, and the broader public are exercising greater scrutiny of corporate sustainability efforts.
In 2022, corporate boards and government leaders will face rising pressure to demonstrate that they are adequately equipped to understand and oversee ESG issues — from climate change to human rights to social unrest.
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Read MoreAfter 19 Attorneys General singled out BlackRock for their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) activism, the world’s largest asset manager shot back and rebuked them for misleading the public about their business practices. But BlackRock—whose CEO Larry Fink once said companies “have to force behavior”—is forcing ESG onto clients and leaving a path of destruction.
“We do not . . . dictate to companies what specific emission targets they should meet or what type of political lobbying they should pursue,” the company responded in a letter dated August 4th.
BlackRock insists they aren’t forcing the boycott of fossil fuel investments, but their actions suggest otherwise. Fink claimed in 2020 that their clients were primarily focused on fighting climate change. In a recent company sustainability report, BlackRock outlined how they will hold companies accountable if they fail to disclose climate-related risks or adopt ESG metrics like net-zero. The company added companies that forgo ESG investments “face material financial risks in the transition to a low-carbon economy.”
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