Author Archives: Nick Corbishley

This is unlikely to end well for all parties concerned, including the US.  

The Starmer government, desperate to keep its public borrowing in check, is bringing back (in the words of a senior City of London banker) a “fraud on the people.”

Scaling back trial by jury, further attacks on lawful speech, the nationwide deployment of deeply flawed facial recognition systems… The list just keeps growing longer. 

The war narrative is so disjointed and so contradictory that even the legacy media are picking it apart.

Honduras may be a relatively small country but there is a huge amount riding on this Sunday’s election result — not just regionally but perhaps even globally.

“When you aggregate data into one massive base, of course it immediately becomes a target for the country’s enemies.”

“There’s only one person who can stop this crazy train, and it’s Donald Trump, and I don’t know if he has it in him.”

For the moment there is no smoking gun. But the US is clearly, wilfully destabilising the country. And this effort predates Trump 2.0. 

The Trump administration’s war (of pretext) against Latin America’s drug cartels is further isolating the US on the world stage. 

Here’s the kicker: according to the Mexican government, there are no official reports of any such attack.

Turns out the Euro Area’s banks, citizens and even some EU lawmakers are not quite so keen on the project.

A mobile payments system that is publicly controlled, easy to use and without fees (for individuals and small businesses) is “tough to beat.” 

“There will be no advances in negotiations with the United States if Marco Rubio is part of the team.” Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva

Does he mean handle or choke-hold?

A government run by former JP Morgan executives takes out a loan from current JPM executives (and other US banks). What could possibly go wrong?