Topic: Payroll

Payroll comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from February 2015 to September 2023.

February 2015 September 2023

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The Arkon & The Greek | Godspeek: Technological Manipulation, Spiritual Subversion, & Etherial Influence
• 47:15 - 51:15

The Arkon & The Greek | Godspeek: Technological Manipulation, Spiritual Subversion, & Etherial Influence

Secret Societies, Freemasonry, and Population Control

The guests analyze secret societies and the Catholic Church as organizations built around tiers of knowledge and population control. They discuss JP Morgan’s alleged strategy of using payroll to prevent rebellion. The Greek suggests that true knowledge must be given from an upper plane, as humans cannot easily elevate themselves to prove these hidden dynamics.

Jeff Berwick | Hacking A Broken System, The Shemitah Cycle & The Jubilee Year
• 14:42 - 18:08

Jeff Berwick | Hacking A Broken System, The Shemitah Cycle & The Jubilee Year

Independent Contracting and Tax Write-Off Strategies

Transitioning from an employee to an independent contractor allows individuals to retain more income by avoiding payroll taxes and utilizing business write-offs. Employees face high costs from systems like Obamacare and lack the ability to deduct daily expenses like transportation and housing. Avoiding the debt trap of higher education is also recommended to maintain financial mobility and independence.

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Ellen Brown | Bankster Thugs, The Web of Debt, & The Public Banking Solution
• 47:29 - 51:57

Ellen Brown | Bankster Thugs, The Web of Debt, & The Public Banking Solution

Independent Economic Research and Protecting Personal Liquidity

Ellen Brown discusses her background as a lawyer and writer, emphasizing her independence from financial institutions. She explains how she gathers information from global whistleblowers and tips. The conversation covers the impact of the Cyprus "theft" on local businesses and payrolls, suggesting that the targeting of large accounts was a strategic move to prevent mass protests while still seizing significant capital.