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Interesting podcast with Nobel Peace Prize nominee, Robert David Steele. Open sources lead to peace and prosperity for all. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVBknoOSVIQ&feature=youtu.be  

“Once Latin America’s richest country, Venezuela can no longer feed its people, hobbled by the nationalization of farms as well as price and currency controls.” Please see the WSJ article from May 5, 2017.   I posted elsewhere some thoughts … Continue reading →

  This graphic and title are lifted directly from demonocracy.info, which has great graphics to help visualize a very precarious financial system and monetary policy. With my interest spurred from the recent post on fractional reserve banking, I wanted to … Continue reading →

Overlaying three historical charts from the year 2000 to today: money supply in $Trillions, gold and silver in dollars/ounce. Metals dropped off of the growth curve in 2012, although the money supply has continued to grow (devaluing the dollar). One … Continue reading →

Just finished a great one! Excellent and often laugh-out-loud satire of the follies of war. Written by Czech Jaroslav Hasek in the aftermath of WWI. He mocks the Monarchy, bureaucracy, military, church and the throngs of their ridiculous adherents. Hasek … Continue reading →

  TED talk. Michael Vlahos, PhD, professor at both the  US Naval War College and Johns Hopkins, consultant for both the Dept of State and the CIA, national security commentator, etc. His predictions for US Empire seem about right. It … Continue reading →

  Additionally, realize that you can never own your property. Even after you pay off the mortgage to the bank, you will continue to rent your property from the government via property taxes that for a median home value of … Continue reading →

(See the Bloomberg article on Fed interest rate manipulation.) The Fed (your totalitarian financial Gov Sponsored Enterprise) forces interest rates artificially low, which means you can make no money by lending your savings to banks and other corporate entities through … Continue reading →

Article by Carmen Elena Dorobăț at Mises Institute today.   In my opinion, economists are politically-motivated behavioral scientists – sociologists that crunch numbers. Their soft science of behavior observation does not give them an ability to plan economies, create monetary … Continue reading →

(Graphic and data from article sourced here from CNS news)   US Gov took over $600B from individuals in the month of February – a record. Regardless, it still cannot meet its obligations without the continual creation of debt: a … Continue reading →