Jay Taylor: Evidence Of A Declining Economy
Guest post by Jay Taylor from JayTaylorMedia.com: The first week of 2023 was a “bad news is good news” from the Wall St.
Guest post by Jay Taylor from JayTaylorMedia.com: The first week of 2023 was a “bad news is good news” from the Wall St.
Guest Post by Matthew Piepenburg from Gold Switzerland: If you want to understand modern CBDC, it may be worth considering the context of history, the
Guest post by Matt Taibbi from TK News on Substack: Americans who once venerated self-reliance are building a church of conformity, whose chief means of
Guest Post by Zen Dochterman originally from theconversation.com: A femme fatale who tries to con thousands through her lover’s insurance company. Jobless bikers on drug-fueled adventures
The Fed’s money printing has helped to pump up BlackRock’s asset portfolio, which the company uses to advance its “Environmental, Social and Governance” political agenda.
From Mark E. Jeftovic at Bombthrower.com: The Five Big Takeaways from #Bitcoin2022 Miami Last week was a blur: planes, trains and automobiles from Toronto through
Excerpted from Matt Taibbi’s Substack: The year 2020 will be remembered in the real world for a terrifying pandemic, mass unemployment, a nationwide protest movement,
A recurring theme of modern financial crises is the “temporary” nature of the extreme steps governments take to fix the system. Recall that the massive
Two things about the coronavirus relief checks the government will soon start sending out: First, it looks like they’ll take a while to arrive: Show
With the election of Donald Trump, the US right let its id off the leash. Now pretty much everything conservatives have thought but not said
One of the big recent changes in American life is the ongoing mass-migration from the middle of the country to the coasts, especially those of
Business Insider just posted a Deutsche Bank chart that illustrates the difference between life under the Classical Gold Standard and today’s “modern” forms of money.
Based on both recent history and mainstream economic theory the past few years should not have been possible. When you cut interest rates to near-zero,
There’s a fascinating (and enraging to both sides) argument going on over whether debt really matters. On one side are the Austrian-inspired hard money advocates
Deciding to buy physical gold or silver is a no-brainer. But keeping it once you have it takes some creativity. Back in August the Solari
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