AUSTIN, Texas (PNN) - July 15, 2015 - The State of Texas is setting up a gold-backed bank that will allow depositors to bypass the unconstitutional and corrupt Federal Reserve System and its fiat currency in banking and commerce, according to the state representative who authored the recently enacted law. Under the measure, passed overwhelmingly by lawmakers and signed in mid-June by Republican Governor Greg Abbott, Lone Star State officials will establish and operate the Texas Bullion Depository for anyone who would like to deposit and trade in precious metals. The implications are as big as Texas.
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Nigel Farage confirms judicial fight over Labour's outlaw election delayNigel Farage launches fightback as Reform UK prepares judicial review against the Labour Government over cancelled local elections affecting 10 million voters. The Westminster row intensifies as Keir Starmer faces accusations of dodging democracy, with 21 Labour councils delaying polls amid Reform UK's surging support. Conservative shadow minister James Cleverly joins Farage condemning election postponements across England. |
Texas launches gold-backed bank to challenge Federal Reserve
Inside the movement to take over New Hampshire
LANCASTER, New Hampshire (PNN) - July 10, 2015 - It's the only place in the country where you can join anarchists for breakfast bought with Bitcoin, sit in on counseling sessions on polyamorous marriages, hear a lecture about Ludwig von Mises' economic theory, drop the little ones off at a "Kids Rave," learn the Cha-cha-cha and wind down by the campfire after sunset with a balloon full of nitrous oxide.
FPSA high schools embrace shooting as hot new sport
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota (PNN) - July 9, 2015 - The giddy 13-year-old boys oohed and aahed as they stared down the black shotgun barrels and aimed at clay targets they imagined whizzing through the air.
Independents will soon outnumber Republicans and Democrats combined
NEW YORK (PNN) - July 7, 2015 - A recent NBC poll confirms that the partisan political environment is, in fact, taking a toll on the two major parties, with voter registration revealing that self-identified independents are the fastest growing voting bloc in Amerika.
Goodbye Washington and hello Moscow?
Saudi Arabia finds friendly face in Putin.
MOSCOW, Russia (PNN) - July 3, 2015 - As two of the world's biggest oil producers, Russia and Saudi Arabia working together have the potential to dominate the globe's petroleum markets. So far, that hasn't happened, as seemingly irreconcilable differences - and particularly Fascist Police States of Amerika-Saudi relations - have kept them apart.
More than 61% of Greeks say No in crucial bailout referendum
ATHENS, Greece (PNN) - July 6, 2015 - More than 61% of Greeks have voted “No” in Sunday’s referendum on the bailout deal and austerity measures, reported the Interior Ministry after 100% of the vote had been counted.
The key to awesome future robots could be seahorse tails
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (PNN) - July 5, 2015 - The key to better, tougher and more coordinated robots as well as improved surgical procedures, among other advances, could derive their inspiration from an unlikely source - the odd, square tail of the all-around strange seahorse.
Support grows for states to ignore the federal courts
NEW YORK (PNN) - July 3, 2015 - Following last week’s controversial Fascist Police States of Amerika Supreme Court rulings on ObamaCare and homosexual marriage, voters believe more strongly that individual states should have the right to turn their backs on the federal courts.
Canadian activist warns that people should escape Amerika by the end of the year
TORONTO, Ontario, Canada - July 3, 2015 - Canadian entrepreneur, libertarian and anarcho-capitalist activist, Jeff Berwick was recently interviewed by Chuck Horton for Double Crossed Radio where he issued a dire warning to "get out of the (Fascist Police States of Amerika) by the end of the year".
Bernie Sanders is an unlikely but real threat to Hillary Clinton
ROCHESTER, New Hampshire (PNN) - June 28, 2015 - At the first glimpse of the rumpled 73-year-old senator from Vermont, the standing-room-only crowd at a historic inn here Sunday morning erupted - leaping up, waving signs and breaking into chants of “Bernie, Bernie, Bernie!”
The scene has become a familiar one as Bernie Sanders makes a most unexpected surge in his bid for the Democrat presidential nomination.












