Email Privacy in Light of the NSA Whistleblower
July 9, 2013 By: Zafar Khan, Contributing Writer www.RPost.com There has been quite a buzz around the power of the alleged NSA eavesdropping considering the insights that the NSA Whistleblower, Edward Snowden, presented to the American public. The NSA Whistleblower exposed how our digital identities are being captured, stored, analyzed, and categorized, allegedly by NSA, […]
Open Letter to South America
July 8, 2013 By: Kelly Diamond, Publisher In light of recent events, where the US government called for the forced landing of the Bolivian flight carrying President Evo Morales — whereby detaining his cabinet, crew and him for hours while officials in Austria conducted an illegal search of Bolivian sovereign space — I have a […]
Why People Open Offshore Accounts
July 5, 2013 By Brian Mahany, Esq. Contributing columnist, Brian Mahany, offers some insights into offshore accounts. The current financial outlook or even personal convenience are both legitimate reasons to look into diversifying your assets into an offshore account. Offshore accounts are a hot topic these days. The IRS and treasury officials worldwide are on […]
Mourning the Death of America, Celebrating Sovereignty
July 4, 2013 By: Bobby Casey, Managing Director I’m reminded by friends and family that it is the Fourth of July, but from where I sit, I see very little freedom and independence in the USSA. Today I sit in a coffee shop with my partner in crime, Steve, sipping cappuccino’s and hammering away […]
Obama Says: Pay No Attention!
In the past few weeks we’ve had a non-stop barrage of Snowden coverage – the man who has been labeled a patriot and a traitor. The question is: does revealing the malicious intent of your own government make you a traitor… or a hero? The truth is for you to decide – but it sure […]
