Economic Weaponry as a Tactic of Total War by Kevin Freeman (April 11, 2018)

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[Download PDF] While the reality of economic warfare is beyond question, the traditional view has been that economic weapons are limited at best. Summing up these thoughts as recently as 1993, historian Tor Egil FŅrland wrote that: “modern analysis of the effectiveness of economic warfare leads to the conclusion that if circumstances are right, economic […]

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The increase of economic warfare by China and others by Kevin Freeman (Apr. 04, 2018)

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Kevin Freeman discusses the latest increase of economic warfare around the world with specific focus on: Tariff crisis with China Beijing’s economic warfare agenda against the US Possibility of attack on telecommunication cables

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China’s attacks on the US continue and Kevin Freeman breaks them down. (Mar. 27, 2018)

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Kevin Freeman discusses how China is poised to use the US Treasury debt they own against our economy. There is also a disturbing report of China is working to take over of telecom software. He also talks about the increasing risk of US ports being harmed by a group that is building missile delivery devices […]

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Recent Russian Attacks on the US Electrical Grid via Cyber Warfare by Kevin Freeman (March 20, 2018)

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Russia continues to wage cyber war against the United States and their continued attacks are designed to weaken the US in a way to diminish our economy. Russian attacks on US energy grid Serial bombings in Texas Importance of UK acknowledging threat from Russia

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Is President Trump starting a trade war? by Kevin Freeman (Mar. 12, 2018)

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Kevin Freeman discusses the recent impact of the announced trade tariffs on steel and aluminum and will it start a trade war. President Trump’s tariffs on steel and aluminum Chinese ‘retaliation’ to a ‘trade-war’ Risk of Beijing dumping U.S. debt

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China’s Unrestricted Warfare by Kevin Freeman (Mar 05, 2018)

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Kevin Freeman discusses the impact that China’s unrestricted warfare being waged against the United States. Import quotas on steel and aluminum Unrestricted warfare in the global marketplace The real threat from China (PART TWO): Economic warfare of hostile and friendly nations Defining the internet of things Implications of extreme tracking Why CFIUS must be reformed

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Did Spooks Spook the Market? Kevin Freeman on iSpy Radio

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Just imagine if you had the ability to create panic in the stock market like a precision bomb. You could make a lot of money when the sheep begin to stampede. Last week we had a bumpy ride with the Dow Jones and other markets showing incredible volatility and the timing of it was rather suspicious. […]

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Our enemies are poised to use our debt against us and other economic threats by Kevin Freeman (Feb. 20, 2018)

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Russia is poised to use the US debt as a weapon against us along with other key risk factors the markets should be aware of. Russian subversion methods Intelligence agencies acknowledging reality of Moscow’s unrestricted warfare Are we facing a debt catastrophe?

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History of Economic Warfare… by Kevin Freeman (Feb. 13, 2018)

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Article by Kevin Freeman – from the February issue of Tactics and Preparedness Download PDF OIL EMBARGOS AND CURRENCY ATTACKS HAVE LONG SUPPLEMENTED DIPLOMACY. Economic warfare is not a new concept. In fact, it has a long and storied history and has played a significant role in the outcome of major conflicts. For the purposes of […]

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Is the Stock Market being manipulated? by Kevin Freeman (Feb 7, 2018)

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Kevin Freeman discusses the possible reasons why the Stock Market is seeing wild swings and who may be manipulating it and how. The recent stock market volatility Significance of timing of this specific drop U.S. adversaries and the reserve currency

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