Not a Puppet. Decorum Matters
August of 1945, a group of smiling Soviet schoolchildren presented the American ambassador in Moscow with a hand-carved wooden replica of the Great Seal of the United States. It appeared to be a simple gesture of friendship between wartime allies.
It was actually one of the most ingenious espionage devices ever created.
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In recent weeks, I’ve noticed a recurring theme in the questions people have been asking me: If someone doesn’t use a bank, where do they keep their money? Is there a casino loophole? Is there some hidden vault system most people don’t know about? Instead of answering those questions one by one, I decided to break it all down in one place. From cash and gold to prepaid cards and cryptocurrency, here’s what’s real, what’s myth, and how money actually moves outside the traditional banking system in the United States.
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