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The CTA requires companies to file reports with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (“FinCEN”) and are essentially being investigated for a crime. FinCEN agents carry guns and are the "little brother" of the IRS with the same enforcement ability. Non-compliance carries a 2 year prison sentence.

Truth Matters This sit down interview with Catherine covers the spectrum of the current situation we find ourselves in. It was conducted as a part of the full length documentary. We are releasing the full interview for the betterment of public understanding of the situation. Catherine Austin Fitts (born 1950) is an American investment banker and former public […]

source Nigel Farage talks practical sense about COVID risk, vaccines and lockdowns. Nigel Farage should be Prime Minister to stop the destruction of small businesses and the economy. Boris Johnson is weak, indecisive, and floundering; we need leadership qualified for the job at hand.

Peggy Hall says there is no law requiring the closure of small businesses in California and, therefore, they cannot be fined for staying open. Governor Newsom's tweet is not a law, and statements published on the website of the California Department of Public Health are not law either.

Planned Parenthood is one of the largest donors to the Democrat party and also spends $150-million per year on lobbying. Despite the corporate welfare it already receives, 37 affiliated abortion clinics applied for, and received, $80-million in bailout loans.

Most companies are going to be far more concerned with making payroll, talking to upset customers, managing employees, and trying to keep the business running for another week. They don't have time to be evil or angelic.

Gwen Graham, first 2015 freshman to earn her clown outfitYesterday, the House passed Steve Chabot's Small Business Regulatory Flexibility Improvements Act of 2015 (H.R.

"Family-owned bars and restaurants, corner groceries, unique boutiques, and arts- and culture-related businesses -- the very places that once gave San Francisco its charm -- have been the first to go" in the city's hemorrhage of small businesses.