Topic: Iso

A new international financial messaging standard, ISO 20022, is set for full implementation by late 2025, potentially leaving behind those who do not comply. Nathan Derriman discusses the role of utility-based cryptocurrencies and his business, CashU, which uses AI algorithms to help individuals navigate the shifting financial landscape. He emphasizes the need for financial sovereignty to resist the encroaching digital control grid.

Mike Adams, who runs an ISO-accredited lab, discusses how law enforcement laboratories have been caught faking results for drug convictions. He and Eric Coppolino critique the use of high cycle thresholds in PCR testing, arguing it creates "signal" out of background noise. They suggest that many DNA-based criminal convictions may be based on fraudulent molecular science.

Major credit card companies have adopted a new International Organization for Standardization (ISO) merchant code to track firearm and ammunition purchases in the United States. Jones characterizes this as the implementation of a global social credit score managed by the United Nations. He warns that this digital tracking will eventually extend to monitoring food, fuel, and medical purchases to enforce compliance.

Mike Adams describes his ISO 17025 accredited laboratory and his efforts to analyze post-vaccine clots. He references Ed Dowd’s data on accelerating excess deaths in the insurance industry, predicting a 100% increase in U.S. excess deaths by the end of the year.