Category Archives: Economics

America’s Epitaph: Suicide by Charity?

Charitable giving is a hallmark of Western civilization, but could it also become the West’s downfall? In this article, I provide a link to a fascinating and thought-provoking short book which argues that charity had morphed into co-dependency, and co-dependency will destroy our culture.

Is the Money You Didn’t Get From the CARES Act Being Charitbly Redistributed To Save Foreign Governments, Prop Up Wall Street, and Set Up the World’s Greatest Heist?

Where did those CARES Act funds that were supposed to help out struggling Americans, disappear to? Why is Secretary of the Treasury, Steve Mnuchin, sitting on $360 billion in excess slush funds? Could they be going to undergird failing foreign institutions and prop up Wall Street, possibly in preparation for the world’s greatest heist? Could the murky Exchange Stabilization Fund hold the answers?

FedCoin and Depreciating Digital Dollars: What Will An Electronic Cash Future Look Like For You?

Economists may have all the answers when it comes to getting our economy back on track, but what will everyday life actually look like after the great reset to a completely digital currency? America’s current political and economic situation is pretty crazy right now, isn’t it? We have the highest unemployment rate ever and breadContinue reading “FedCoin and Depreciating Digital Dollars: What Will An Electronic Cash Future Look Like For You?”

Yes, Virginia, The Price of Gold IS Being Manipulated – But The Central Bank Dams May Not Hold Back Demand For Much Longer

Today’s column comes to you courtesy of Chris Powell, Secretary/Treasurer of the Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee (GATA). GATA has been – and remains- the premier organization documenting the how’s and why’s of global precious metals price and market manipulation. In this article, Chris gives an excellent summary of the mountains of evidence that have beenContinue reading “Yes, Virginia, The Price of Gold IS Being Manipulated – But The Central Bank Dams May Not Hold Back Demand For Much Longer”