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The Vigilantes Are Coming For Congress

The Vigilantes Are Coming For Congress

Notes From the Field By James Hickman (Simon Black / Sovereign Man)  September 30, 2026

Eight years ago in the summer of 2018, an automated monitoring system at the US government’s Social Security Agency flagged a questionable transaction and immediately forwarded it to a human worker at the agency to investigate.

It took more than a year for a Social Security employee to look into it. And it was painfully obvious— Social Security was paying too much ‘supplemental security income’ to the recipient.

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Rob Cunningham: Humanity’s Relationship with Money

Rob Cunningham: Humanity’s Relationship with Money

10-3-2026

A Story About Money, Wizards, Bridges & the Curious Human Habit of Worshiping Our Measuring Cups

Starring Judy Garland & Judy Shelton (a 3 part tale worth sharing!)

Dorothy woke up one morning and discovered she had been born inside a castle

Not literally, of course

That would have been easier

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Markets Haven't Crashed Yet, and Here's Why, Gerald Celente Says

Markets Haven't Crashed Yet, and Here's Why, Gerald Celente Says

Kitco News:  10-3-2026

Gerald Celente says Wall Street and Main Street have split apart, and a crash is on the near horizon. Celente, founder of the Trends Research Institute and publisher of the Trends Journal, has spent 46 years forecasting trends.

He joins Jeremy Szafron on the stock market, gold, silver, inflation, the jobs report, the Iran war, Gen Z and what he says is coming for your money. Celente says stocks are rallying while Main Street struggles.

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Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Saturday Afternoon 10-3-26

Basrah Crude Loses Over 7% On Week

2026-10-03 Shafaq News- Basra   Iraq’s Basrah Heavy and Basrah Medium crude grades ended the week down more than 7%, despite both rising $4.94 per barrel in the final trading session.

Basrah Heavy gained 7.08% in the latest session to $74.75 per barrel, ending the week down $6.32, or 7.80%, from $81.07 at the start of the week.

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Weekly RV Update, Iraq, Maliki, Judy Shelton, US Notes, What’s Really Happening

Weekly RV Update, Iraq, Maliki, Judy Shelton, US Notes, What’s Really Happening

Jon Dowling and Chris Real World: 10-2-2026

As we enter a new fiscal year and navigate the complexities of the first quarter, the global financial landscape is experiencing profound shifts.

Geopolitical dynamics and evolving monetary policies are converging to reshape how we view currency, sovereignty, and wealth preservation.

From the shifting layout of global gold reserves to the ongoing repositioning of the US dollar in international trade, investors and economic observers are closely watching these developments.

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Ariel: Your New Financial System Making it’s Debut (and more)

Ariel: Your New Financial System Making it’s Debut

10-3-2026

Tokenization & Monetization: Your New Financial System Making It’s Debut

The Great Tokenization — End of Fiat Debt Slavery, Gold’s Return, and the Iraqi Fulcrum

Tokenization ends the shell game. A token is a bearer instrument on a distributed ledger. When gold is tokenized one token, one gram of audited bullion in a vault ownership settles in seconds, peer to peer, without a clearing house, without a custodian’s permission, without a bank’s business hours, without SWIFT, without a correspondent banking chain that takes 3-5 days and skims at every hop.

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Canada's Plan To Balance The Budget: Change The Definition Of ‘Spending’

Canada's Plan To Balance The Budget: Change The Definition Of ‘Spending’

Notes From the Field By James Hickman (Simon Black / Sovereign Man)  October 2, 2026

It was a big week for creative problem-solving. Britain fixed a failed government energy company by starting a second, Canada is balancing its budget by renaming the spending, and Boston paid $335,000 to call itself racist and failed. Here are a few of the most absurd stories in case you missed them.

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