18 May 2013 by Mark Mitchell
Economic warfare in the 1970s and 1980s mirrors that of more recent times.
10 May 2013 by Mark Mitchell
The Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI) sponsored leading jihadi terrorist organizations while "busting out" the global financial system. And so began what Muslim Brotherhood leaders now call "The Financial Jihad".
02 May 2013 by Mark Mitchell
The jihad is a sophisticated financial enterprise that includes some of the world's most powerful billionaires. And there is evidence that the jihad is deploying financial weapons of mass destruction against the American markets.
01 May 2013 by Mark Mitchell
They said that seeing naked short selling is like seeing UFOs. If that is the case, then UFOs, at UBS, are real.
30 April 2013 by Mark Mitchell
When speaking the truth is a revolutionary act....
29 April 2013 by Mark Mitchell
The SAC Capital insider trading scandal has been portrayed (and cleansed) as fictional TV.
29 April 2013 by Mark Mitchell
On October 19, 2011, Canadian businessman Altaf (“Ali”) Nazerali persuaded a judge in Vancouver, British Columbia to grant him an ex parte injunction which ordered: (i) GoDaddy.com to shut down the DeepCapture website, (ii) Google, Inc. to stop generating search results for DeepCapture, (iii) Nozone, Inc. to deny internet access to DeepCapture, (iv) Mark Mitchell [...]
28 January 2013 by Patrick Byrne
Some months ago, while scraping the bottom of the barrel of possible speakers, the esteemed Rutgers Philosophy Department invited me to give a talk. Also invited to attend were the Economics and Law faculties and students. I decided to speak about some of my greatest teachers in life, and show how what I learned from [...]
18 August 2012 by Patrick Byrne
I first heard of William K. Black over 20 years ago as the regulator who had stood up to the “Keating 5″ and come out the hero of the S&L crisis (in which I gained some early experience: hence my awareness of him). Later, as a professor of law and economics at University of Missouri in [...]
07 August 2012 by Patrick Byrne
Barron's published an essay cribbed from a previously-published essay by a competing magazine's journalist in a plagiarization so bald it would not pass muster in one of those companies that sell term papers to college undergraduates.