Trump DOJ ends Holder-era 'Operation Choke Point'

[keehah]

The modern western Stasi remains defiant regardless of nation's court ruling.
As seems a norm with internationalist's predatory abuse and gaslighting.

glj.com.au: Peter Schiff v Nine Network Australia

[2023/11]
The statement released by Nine is as follows, and is
attributable to a Nine spokesperson:

"We stand by our journalists - two of Australia's most
accomplished journalists in Nick McKenzie and Charlotte Grieve
- and the articles, which were found not to be defamatory, will
remain online. 60 Minutes accepts that the Federal Court found
the program conveyed meanings that were not intended by the
program, noting the barriers posed by the current state of
defamation law in Australia to important public interest
journalism. The Euro Pacific Bank was the target of the world’s
largest tax evasion probe that resulted in many local investors
being fined and was a vitally important story to tell Australian
audiences. Schiff's bank was suspended in 2022 amid
catastrophic regulatory failures. Nine will continue to monitor
and report upon the tax evasion and money laundering
investigation led by the J5 – a taskforce of tax chiefs in
Australia, the US, UK, the Netherlands and Canada." - Nine
spokesperson

smh.com.au: The Age and Sydney Morning Herald business journalists recognised at Citi journalism awards

September 2, 2021
Business journalists from The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald have been recognised at the 2021 Citi Journalism Awards for Excellence.

The awards acknowledge the critical role media plays in the Australian and New Zealand business landscape and encourage excellence in business and finance reporting in Australia and New Zealand...

Charlotte Grieve was awarded the young business journalist of the year award for her series Operation Atlantis in collaboration with award-winning investigative journalist Nick McKenzie and 60 Minutes’s Joel Tozer.

The series illuminated the way Westpac, the Perth Mint and hundreds of Australians were caught up in a global tax evasion probe into a Puerto Rican bank.

'If she won an award, imagine the other journalists in Australia'

[Amanda]

fwiw- I don't know much about that case (didn't even know it was going on), but one day I randomly listened to a Schiff video where he talked about his bank. Apparently, he was a FULL-RESERVE bank, so none of that BS normal banks do w/fractional reserves and then no reserves. And then he got targeted by a number of govts.

[keehah]

Not actualy a 'that case'. To get to this settlement Peter has had to win a half dozen or so different court events in Australia. He talks about the entire Zursetung event (my words) against him in his latest podcast. He also says as part of the settlement the corporate fake news journalism has to pay his legal costs of ~$700 000.

As part of disclosure he got access to and posted the original unedited 60 minutes interview: Youtube: Peter Schiff Ambushed by Age Reporter Nick McKenzie on Sept. 2nd 2020

He talks of and reviews his western corporate fake news survival saga in his latest podcast starting at 10 minutes: Youtube: I Won My Defamation Lawsuit in Australia - Ep 933

In other news this week...

smh.com.au: Nick McKenzie wins special Walkley honour as Herald talent nab awards

November 23, 2023
The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age investigative journalist Nick McKenzie has been awarded the special Walkley Honour for Media Freedom, along with investigative journalist Chris Masters, as part of the prestigious annual journalism awards.

The pair received the honour at the 68th Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism held in Sydney on Thursday night