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September 03, 2016
Government actions are inevitably price fixes, and price fixing always distorts economies and makes things worse. The way to compensate for government ruin is to do away with ruinous policies. In other words, the “solution” is LESS government. ...
September 03, 2016
There is no lesson to be drawn from Dilma Rousseff's impeachment except perhaps for Brazilian politicians who should note that if they offend Washington, or don't pay enough attention to its interests, they too can end up losing their positions - or worse. ...
September 02, 2016
Another stage in central banking debasement is drawing to a close. Economies around the world and in the US are not recovering, no matter what US employment figures purportedly show, and no matter how they are adjusted upward. ...
September 01, 2016
Yesterday, the Internet was filled with articles explaining that the fedgov is going to take over the election process. Forewarned is forearmed, of course, but a steady journey toward one's goals is surely better than a panicked one. ...
September 01, 2016
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August 31, 2016
There is certainly a chance, perhaps a good one, that Hillary could lose. Ordinarily, we present the idea that Hillary may win because she is so obviously the candidate of the technocratic elite. But this may be a kind of ruse. ...
August 30, 2016
This “Anthropocene” meme is even more obnoxious than usual. For instance, it is presented within a scientific context that is intended to provide credibility to a broad spectrum of propaganda. Pollution, environmental degradation, global warming, etc.,thes ...
August 30, 2016
Judge: Kim Dotcom can livestream legal fight against the US … Internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom wants to livestream his legal battle against the United States on YouTube. Dotcom’s lawyers have asked if they can film his extradition appeal, which began Mond ...
August 29, 2016
The larger concern is probably not that Hillary will unconstitutionally attempt to impose blanket censorship but, instead, the real possibility of third-party banning as a matter of policy. ...
August 29, 2016
No matter the stock manipulations sending the market higher or other manipulations sending metals down against the dollar, we suggest at least a partial concentration on gold and silver. When the end comes, what will remain, as before, are money metals. ...
August 28, 2016
The Pentagon continues to escalate tensions in Russia and Asia in order to ensure, at least partially, that its $1 trillion budget request moves through Congress without a hitch. Increasingly, this manipulative behavior is being questioned by the alternative 'N ...
August 27, 2016
The Federal Reserve meeting at Jackson Hole has been covered by the mainstream media in ways that gave the impression that policy discussions were a kind of theoretical exercise. They are not. The debate is certainly cast in theoretical terms but the results wi ...
August 26, 2016
Are anti-Fed articles appearing in mainstream publications part of an extended program of ruining the Fed’s already-shaky reputation in order to remake it as part of a global central bank? ...
August 26, 2016
There is documented support that this meme was created and promoted by the CIA and this article should have mentioned it. This is part of the problem that afflicts US mainstream journalism today, and it helps explain why modern media is currently held in low re ...
August 25, 2016
The Federal Reserve is now contemplating a rate increase, presumably one of .25%. In fact nothing has changed. The quasi-depression that afflicts the US and the world remains. The impatience of central bankers also remains. ...
August 25, 2016
Are we really running out of sand? The solution, as always, will be more government and more regulation. The sand-scarcity meme is especially attractive to elite because they are looking for international problems to resolve. ...
August 24, 2016
North Korea's sudden discovery of miniature nuclear weapons is certainly an advantageous occurrence for the Pentagon. It provides justification for Congress to vote the Pentagon as much money as it needs. ...
August 24, 2016
Hillary's recent actions seems calculated to reinforce her opponents' suspicions. The idea is that perhaps she wants her opponents to think the worst of her. ...
August 23, 2016
One can never have too much freedom, in our view. And one can never have too little communism. Human action is preferable to authoritarianism. Societies work best when people (absent sociopaths) are left to their own devices. ...
August 22, 2016
TIME magazine has written yet another horrible article, this one basically calling for the Internet to be controlled and censored because of too many "trolls." ...
August 22, 2016
A recent poll released by the USC/LA Times, here, found that Trump held a two point lead over Clinton, nationally.
The daily poll questioned some 3,000 US citizens. ...
August 22, 2016
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is operating a violent campaign against drugs and corruption since coming to power two months ago.
He is receiving considerable criticism as a result. ...
August 21, 2016
The entire apparatus of monetary leadership and its influence on the marketplace itself, does not deliver what it is supposed to.
The idea is that the Fed provides additional liquidity as necessary. But this is a form of price-fixing. ...
August 20, 2016
The US was able to do so much damage domestically and abroad because of its virtually unlimited spending power.
Now things are changing. Between the Russian announcement and yuan/RMB convertibility, the US will gradually have more trouble printing money at ...
August 20, 2016
The lack of proper Pentagon accounting is a huge story. What is even bigger in our view is the constant fabrication of Pentagon technological successes.
The Pentagon’s NATO/NASA axis – the public part of the Pentagon’s mission – is riven with fraud. ...
August 19, 2016
Citi’s rashness may have an explanation other than greed.
Is it possible the US government is using Citi as a stalking horse to gather in as many derivatives contracts as possible? ...
August 19, 2016
Perhaps the most intriguing and perplexing question of all is whether China and Russia are merely reacting to Western and US provocations or whether these two countries seek to advance such tensions for purposes of their own. ...
August 19, 2016
This Atlantic article promotes the idea that many men will be angry with President Hillary because of her gender.
In fact, a good deal of antagonism will stem from her actions, especially if she makes radical changes such as banning guns. ...
August 19, 2016
The amount of “manmade” carbon is really infinitesimal when put in the proper atmospheric context.
Despite the paucity, this tiny portion is said to provide the “tipping” point - plunging the world into molten despair. ...
August 19, 2016
The swimmers who apparently lied about being robbed are now conveniently placed to bear the brunt of Brazilian anger at the US.
Talk about being in the wrong place at the wrong time. None of them understood the subtext of what is going on in Brazil. ...
August 19, 2016
Satanic worship is beginning to edge into the mainstream with various Luciferian churches arising and advertising their presence.
This sort of religion seems to be expanding alongside of internationalism itself.
It is certainly possible that the “prank ...
August 19, 2016
Whenever there is tension military anywhere in the world that involves the US, it often involves the nuclear “threat” as well.
But as we have been reporting, there are considerable questions about nuclear weapons – how powerful they are and even if the ...
August 18, 2016
Whether the “power to stop Hillary” actually exists, the reality is that if Hillary does become president, internationalism and corporate technocracy will probably increase exponentially.
Additionally, the warring abroad and currency debasement domestica ...
August 18, 2016
NPR is going to ban feedback to its articles. No doubt the move is being made because NPR leaves out so many facts.
The feedbacks tend to be a good deal more informative than the articles themselves. ...
August 17, 2016
On a variety of fronts, the sociopolitical and economic policies of the US, Canada and Mexico are being harmonized.
If Hillary gets into office, this extensive harmonization will allow swift action to realize a potential union. ...
August 17, 2016
It is relatively easy to dig up coal, or even in some cases oil, and use it. But solar and wind are not so easy to capture and not so reliable.
We’ve pointed out many times that the real reason governments are anxious to migrate to such “environmentally ...
August 17, 2016
Hillary and Trump both have in mind mobilizing massive infrastructure building programs in the US. Is this ultimately a good notion? Not, perhaps, according to Robert Caro's great book, The Power Broker.
Ideally, people should take care of their infrastructu ...
August 17, 2016
Has film-maker Michael Moore revealed the truth about Donald Trump’s campaign?
Is it just a publicity stunt gone wrong? ...
August 16, 2016
We had some trouble with the site and stories will be up later today. In the meantime come visit our new links feature - Notable News - or view stories you may not have seen yesterday. The problems were internal and everything is fixed now.
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August 15, 2016
It is perfectly likely that under Hillary the concept of a North American Union, long denied and even mocked as "conspiracy theory," will continue to take shape.
Some aspects of it could become a reality sooner rather than later. ...
August 15, 2016
The Bloomberg argument against gold is based on a “recovery” in the US economy. But there is a good deal of dissension about this so-called recovery.
Libertarian politician and commentator Ron Paul recently posted an article entitled, “The Phony Job Re ...
August 14, 2016
This New York Magazine article is a perfect example of why people hate the mainstream media more and more.
They can see simple truths on the Internet that are never reflected in the West’s most prestigious publications. ...
August 13, 2016
And now the larger question: Do money metals have to be shaped into coins in order to perform monetary functions?
In India, gold jewelry adorns women but that doesn’t mean it can’t be used as “money” as necessary. In fact, that’s the whole point. ...
August 12, 2016
The deterioration of Europe continues apace.
If we are correct, the difficulties in Europe are not going to be resolved any time soon and may well simply grow worse for the foreseeable future. ...
August 12, 2016
Public shaming of drug users would be just one more offensive element in a tapestry of such elements.
The cost of the Olympics, the corruption, the aggrandizement of the state and the general waste of the public’s money are all reasons to remove or reduce ...
August 11, 2016
Take clear, certain steps to securing one’s safety and prosperity.
Part of this involves an investment in gold and silver, the world's historical money metals with value that has been affirmed over millennia. ...
August 11, 2016
We’ve been running a series of articles questioning aspects of the Pentagon’s nuclear program and of nuclear weapons in general.
Over the years, our questions have multiplied rather than diminished. ...
August 10, 2016
It is no coincidence that copyright began after the advent of the Gutenberg Press.
As Wikipedia informs us, “The origin of copyright law in most European countries lies in efforts by the church and governments to regulate and control the output of printe ...
August 10, 2016
This Baker test is in line with other films we have seen documenting the early successes of the US nuclear program.
Perhaps it is just what it purports to be, but we have difficulty accepting that it has not been tampered with, especially given other films ...
August 09, 2016
We have often pointed out that the era from 1940 to 1970 constituted the most extraordinary three decades in human history. In this scant time period, US fedgov discovered nuclear bombs and went to the moon.
We don’t trust this narrative at all. ...
