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Source: ZeroHedge

On October 14, the European Parliament will debate the introduction of chat monitoring – or, in other words, the end of postal privacy. All factions will lay their cards on the table. We will see who truly stands with the citizens, who defends the values of a free civilization, and who upholds the foundations of civic liberty. Many likely will not.

In her speech, Christine Lagarde painted an unusual overall picture – a narrative that clearly fits into the ongoing currency war with the United States. Between the lines, she suggested a general loss of confidence in the U.S. dollar, without explicitly naming the supposed culprit. She implied that Donald Trump’s abandonment of climate policy and deregulation of the U.S. economy was erratic, shaking investor confidence in the American capital market.