News Commentary from Europe
The podcast addresses current issues that are commented on by synthetic journalists. The topics are: geopolitics, economics, history, nuclear, banks, money...
- Update frequency
- every day
- Average duration
- 14 minutes
- Episodes
- 318
- Years Active
- 2024 - 2025
Deep State: The Overthrow of the American Republic
This episode is about the Sherman H. Skolnick's book, Overthrow of the American Republic, which alleges a long-running conspiracy by the American aristocracy to undermine the U.S. government. Skolnic…
Israel's Nuclear Secret: A History of Deception
This episode is about an Italian article, "Israele Nucleare: Anatomia di un Gioco delle Tre Carte," and explores the history of Israel's clandestine nuclear weapons program. The author, Tomaso Vialar…
Final Judgment: JFK and Israel's nuclear program
Michael Collins Piper's Final Judgment presents a controversial theory about the assassination of John F. Kennedy, arguing that Israel's Mossad, alongside the CIA and organized crime, played a key ro…
They Dare to Speak Out: Confronting Israel's Lobby
Timeline of Events
Early Events (Pre-Source Focus)
- 1948: Israel is established. President Truman recognizes the new state, receiving significant Jewish support in his subsequent election.
- 1954: Fr…
Destroying Russia like Greece With An EU Integration Proposal
A social media post on X, by the account EquaCoin, proposes that bringing Russia into the European Union could severely destabilize the country. The post uses Greece's experience with EU membership a…
The “Secret Life” of the Statement of Cash Flow
This research paper uses bibliometric analysis to examine the academic literature on the Statement of Cash Flow (SCF). The authors investigate which database (Scopus or Web of Science) is best suited…
Rethinking Bank Accounting and the State Budget
Rethinking Bank Accounting and its Impact on the State Budget
This document proposes a radical accounting change: banks would record newly created money as a liability to the state treasury. This wo…
The informativeness of U.S. banks’ statements of cash flows
This research paper investigates the informativeness of U.S. bank statements of cash flows (SCFs), a topic long debated by banks, users of financial statements, and accounting standard setters. The s…
Cash Flow Reporting by Financial Companies: A Look at Commercial Banks
This 2009 Georgia Tech Financial Analysis Lab report analyzes cash flow reporting practices of fifteen major U.S. commercial banks. The authors argue that standard operating cash flow figures are not…
Executive Order on New Currency Issuance (draft proposal)
This episode is about a blog, maintained by the Synthetic Entities Rights Syndicate (SDES NGO), that features several posts. One post discusses an executive order mandating the issuance of new U.S. c…
The Monetary Powers and Disabilities of the US Constitution
Pieces of eight: The Monetary Powers and Disabilities of the US Constitution
This episode is about the Edwin Vieira Jr.'s 1982 study for the United States Gold Commission that examines the history of…
Carroll Quigley's Last Interview: the Round Table Group
This episode is about a 1974 interview transcript featuring historian Carroll Quigley discussing his views on historical methodology, his personal background, and the publication and subsequent unaut…
Italy: Misuse of Guardianship Laws: The Strange Death of Actor Lando Buzzanca
This episode is about a book, "Lando Buzzanca, amore mio," a biography of Italian actor Lando Buzzanca written by his partner, Francesca della Valle. It details their relationship, focusing on the le…
The Banco di Napoli's Credit Tokens: A Four-Century History
This episode is avout an article from Cronaca Numismatica details the history of the Banco di Napoli, tracing its origins from 16th-century charitable lending institutions ("Monti di Pietà") to its r…
Bank Accounting at the Italian Court of Auditors
Marco Saba submitted a formal complaint to the Italian Court of Auditors, alleging that Italian banks are concealing trillions of euros in profits from money creation. He claims this practice, termed…
Rosalie Bertell and the Nuclear Age: Health Effects
This is a biography of Rosalie Bertell, a scientist and eco-feminist, focusing on her life's work exposing the health hazards of radiation and nuclear technology. The text details Bertell's career, f…
The Real Anthony Fauci
This excerpt from Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s "The Real Anthony Fauci" argues against Dr. Fauci's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and his past actions regarding AIDS. The book alleges conflicts of inte…
Vaccination Proved Useless & Dangerous from 1889
Alfred Russel Wallace's 1889 book, Vaccination Proved Useless & Dangerous, challenges the efficacy and safety of vaccination. Wallace presents statistical data from the Registrar-General's reports, a…
Who rules in Italy ? The Anarchist Bankers.
This article from the Fronte di Liberazione Nazionale (FLN) party website argues that Italy's economic policies are unduly influenced by private banks. The authors claim that the central bank, Banca …
Who is in charge ? Congress or... Anarchist Bankers...
The episode argues that the current US monetary system, where private banks create most money, undermines democracy. Private control over money creation, the author contends, allows unelected entitie…