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15:13Now PlayingWelcome to New World Next Week — the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news. In this week’s episode:
Story #1: China Launches Yuan Gold Fix To "Exert More Control Over Price Of Gold"
China Launches Yuan Gold Fix To Boost Power In Global Bullion Market
Deutsche Bank Settles U.S. Gold, Silver Price-Fixing Litigation
Even The Simpsons' New ‘Tapped Out’ Game Update Knows Gold is Good
Story #2: Obama Succumbs To Saudi Pressure On 9/11 Lawsuit Bill
“If We Let Americans Sue Saudis For 9/11, Foreigners Will Begin Suing US Non-Stop”
Corbett Report: PFT Live - Debunking The 28 Pages
Media Monarchy: Interview w/Richard Gage
Story #3: New Poll Shows Only 6% of People Trust The Mainstream Media
PDF: “A New Understanding: What Makes People Trust and Rely on News”
Flashback: Facebook Reveals News Feed Experiment To Control Emotions (Jun 2014)
#GoodNewsNextWeek: Jury Nullification For The Win
#NewWorldNextWeek Headlines: ”We Express Deep Apologies" - Mitsubishi Admits Rigging Emissions Test Data
Thailand Asking Foreigners For Bank Account, Social Media, Hangout Details
CFR Clooney Raised $15 Million For Hillary & DNC, Denounced Money In Politics Day Later
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