Thailand Thinking About Taxing Gold?


Posted originally on Sep 17, 2025 by Martin Armstrong |  

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QUESTION: Marty, here in Thailand, aside from freezing 3 million people’s accounts and bending to the OECD to hunt taxes for the Europeans, now we have the central bank is talking about imposing a tax on trading gold because of the right in the baht. Is Thailand committing economic suicide?

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ANSWER: It appears that the Baht will peak against the dollar, perhaps here in September. Arguing to tax gold because of the rise in the currency is on par with the markets. We still show a Panic Cycle in 2026 for Thailand. The combination of these decisions and the tensions with Cambodia does not project peace and harmony for Thailand into 2026.

Albania Appoints AI Minister


Posted originally on Sep 15, 2025 by Martin Armstrong |  

Albania has adopted the world’s first AI “minister” in an attempt to combat corruption. Diella, the female-voiced AI entity, will be a “member of the Cabinet who is not present physically but has been created virtually,” Prime Minister Edi Rama stated, adding that the robot would ensure that “public tenders will be 100% free of corruption” since current government employees cannot be trusted.

Microsoft helped to assemble Dinella—red flag number one. The robot will receive access to 1 million digital documents, including sensitive government information. The advancements in AI are ingenious but not sentient. Dinella has been programmed and, therefore, is prone to biases.

The irony is that in turning to artificial intelligence, the people are acknowledging that human government has completely failed. I have said before that many have proposed replacing judges, regulators, and even politicians with AI, as if a machine will somehow be impartial. The problem, of course, is not the hardware but the software. Who writes the code? Who programs the “ethics”? If government controls the AI, then it is nothing more than an automated extension of the same corruption. AI becomes a weaponized bureaucracy, enforcing whatever the ruling elite rules.

Rama’s Socialist Party has its eyes set on European Union membership, believing it can rid its nation of corruption ahead of negotiations in 2027. It is unclear if lawmakers will have the ability to vote on Diella’s post as minister, or whether the public will have an opportunity to vote for AI-driven politicians.

Society has fallen to the point that robots are trusted more than human beings. Do people believe that a robot can properly represent them or lead? “[The] Prime Minister’s buffoonery cannot be turned into legal acts of the Albanian state,” said Gazmend Bardhi, parliamentary group leader of the Democrats.

AI is only as honest as its programmer, and if Microsoft is involved, I have little hope of Dinella’s moral coding. Appointing a robot as minister is an extremely desperate move by the Albanian government to restore public trust. This is not a technological milestone but a glaring warning of lost confidence in a failing political system.

Drugmaker Calls Britain “Uninvestable”


Posted originally on Sep 15, 2025 by Martin Armstrong |  

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Business flees when it feels it is unwanted, and the Labour Party has created an environment that repels capital. A wave of pharmaceutical companies are pulling out of the United Kingdom due to a climate that has become “uninvestable.”

AstraZeneca has become one of the latest companies to pull back on investments due to excessive regulation and taxation. “We constantly reassess the investment needs of our company and can confirm our expansion in Cambridge is paused. We have no further comment to make,” a spokesperson said. The company decided to pause a 200 million pound ($271.26 million) investment in Cambridge that was slated to created 1,000 new jobs. The company first terminated a 450 million pound investment in northern England back in January, citing a lack of support from the UK government.

Merck Pharmaceuticals terminated a £1bn (US$1.35bn) research and development project in London and called the UK “uninvestable.” The drugmaker plans to abandon its London Bioscience Innovation Centre and the Francis Crick Institute by the end of the year due to the lack of investment in the life science industry and the overall undervaluation of innovative medicines and vaccines by successive UK governments.”

“Simply put, the UK is not internationally competitive,” a Merck spokesperson stated.

The NHS tightly regulates drug prices, yet spends only 9% of its budget on medicines compared to other OECD nations that spend between 14-20%. Only 37% of new drugs are fully reimbursed for their licensed use, whereas the figure is 90% in Germany and likely higher in the US. The government expects businesses to pay them a large portion of their revenue. Drugmakers face a 23.5% levy on new drugs as of 2025. Why would a pharmaceutical company research and develop new products in a nation that demands nearly a quarter of the profits?

Foreign investment in life sciences is down 58% since 2017 across the UK. Comparatively, investment in research and development (R&D) fell 1.9% on a global basis. Tight price controls, high government levies, and regulatory red tape have caused multi-billion-dollar investments to flee. Drugmakers are beginning to pour investments into the US instead, where they receive generous incentives and lower taxes.

LIVE: Anti-Immigration Activist Tommy Robinson Leads Rally in London | ‘Unite The Kingdom’


Posted originally on Rumble on By Bannon’s War Room on: September, 13, 2025

Episode 4776: Fight In Indiana; Marching In The Streets Of London


Posted originally on Rumble on By Bannon’s War Room on: September, 13, 2025

Massive Crowds of British Citizens Converge on London in Support of Tommy Robinson’s “Unite The Kingdom Rally”


Posted originally on CTH on September 13, 2025 | Sundance

As much as things change, for some reason they stay the same.

The British media, including the Daily Mail [SEE HERE] deny the crowds attending the Tommy Robinson “Unite The Kingdom” rally today in London, England.  From transparently observable videos, the scale of the crowd is easily over a million, yet the media claim only 110,000 attended.  The gaslighting is extreme. WATCH:

The U.K. media focus on what was apparently a predetermined skirmish as the authorities permitted the massive crowd to end up facing a group of around 5,000 counter-protesters. [SEE HERE]  Once again using the label “far right” and “extremist” to define any group of British citizens who stand in opposition to the globalist immigration influx.

It really is amazing how the media in Great Britain refuse to acknowledge the scale of nationalist sentiment that has been growing for the past decade.  Instead, both the British government and the British media collaborate to dismiss the majority as a fringe element of racist far-right nationalists.

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Anti-immigration and/or demanding sovereign control over the country, is equivocated with racism and extremist viewpoints.  It is quite remarkable to watch unfold, and simultaneously it is something the majority of Americans can well relate to.

Tommy Robinson is leading a demand for a complete change in British government and there are many who support him despite the divisive labels applied by those who control government and media.

The nationalist group is organizing and fighting hard to regain control; however, the opposition elements control all of the power points within the government and media apparatus.  This has created a powder-keg inside the country that continues to destabilize as immigrant groups carry out horrendous crimes against the British people.

Today was an effort similar to the Polish Solidarity Movement, simply to get the nation to realize the scope of the citizens who hold similar views.  The first element in changing direction is to get British citizens to recognize the scale of their unified assembly.   As this is ongoing, the government and media are determined to stop it.

ALEX JONES, THE FALLOUT FROM HERE ON


Posted originally on Rumble on By Bannon’s War Room on: September, 12, 2025

Posobiec: This Is A Mangione Copycat, This Is A Butler Copycat


Posted originally on Rumble on By Bannon’s War Room on: September, 111, 2025

Posobiec: People Are Looking Through Socialist Groups That Are Known To Operate In The Area


Posted originally on Rumble on By Bannon’s War Room on: September, 111, 2025

Paulo Figueiredo: “The Case Against Bolsonaro Is Almost A Copy And Paste Of The Lawfare Used Against Trump”


Posted originally on Rumble on By Bannon’s War Room on: September, 111, 2025