Venezuela's federal bank: Listing poor exchange prices is "cyberterrorism"

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Venezuela's federal bank: Listing poor exchange prices is "cyberterrorism" Anonymous 12/27/15 (Sun) 06:35:17 No.14507

>Cyrus Farivar is reporting that the government of Venezuela has decided the best way to keep its citizens from learning more about its collapsing economy is to sue the US-based operators of a currency exchange information website… in a US federal court.

>The US-based website that publishes a daily unofficial exchange rate between American dollars and Venezuelan bolivares has recently filed a vigorous defense in a strange international lawsuit. The site, DolarToday, was sued in October 2015 by the Central Bank of Venezuela (CBV) in federal court in Delaware, where the site is based.

>In its bizarre and bombastic civil complaint, the US-based lawyer for the CBV argued that the three Venezuelan-American men who run the site are engaged in "cyber-terrorism" designed to create "the false impression that the Central Bank and the Republic are incapable of managing Venezuela’s economy."

https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20151221/09492833147/venezuela-sues-us-website-racketeering-cyberterrorism-to-try-to-shut-them-up-about-exchange-rates.shtml

How long until the Fed tries the same?

Anonymous 12/27/15 (Sun) 06:54:24 No.14509

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>In its bizarre and bombastic civil complaint, the US-based lawyer for the CBV argued that the three Venezuelan-American men who run the site are engaged in "cyber-terrorism" designed to create "the false impression that the Central Bank and the Republic are incapable of managing Venezuela’s economy."

Citing facts is terrorism for them?

>How long until the Fed tries the same?

They're already doing this off the books.

Anonymous 12/27/15 (Sun) 22:27:07 No.14564

After reading some works on agorism by Konkin, then looking over towards Venezuela, you can see the counter-economic revolution unfolding and flourishing in real time. The free market is an unstoppable force of nature.