All Things Political
// FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – January 31, 2012 Contact: Megan Duffield, 617-864-8300 x122 Silver Circle will be setting up a booth next to Ron Paul Swag at CPAC 2012 this February, giving away free silver rounds to lucky CPAC goers, … Continue reading
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// Last week, we explored the three functions that money serves and learned that money has enabled so many of the modern world’s advances in material prosperity and standards of living by acting as a: 1) Medium of exchange, 2) … Continue reading
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// The news we were anxiously awaiting finally came last Friday. South by Southwest Film Festival contacted us with the news that Silver Circle would not be playing this year at their show. We were really hoping the news had … Continue reading
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// The best news all week could easily be this: Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner, the last member of the Obama administration’s original economic team, said he doesn’t expect to remain in office if the president is re-elected. “He’s not … Continue reading
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// It’s not the animators fault. Sometimes this software has a mind of its own. However, while our crew works out all the bugs, you can get a good chuckle from the funny trip-ups that were found this week:
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// There’s this meme floating around on YouTube. There’s these videos satirizing the ridiculous things people say, usually broken down by demographic. Shit white people say. Shit black people say. Shit rich people say. Shit hipsters say. Shit zombies say. … Continue reading
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// “Crisis takes a much longer time coming than you think, and then it happens much faster than you would have thought.” -MIT economist Rudiger Dornbusch At President Obama’s State of the Union Address this year, which was heavy on … Continue reading
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// Bernard von NotHaus is the monetary architect of The Liberty Dollar which was a privately minted silver medallion that was at one time the most popular barter currency among precious metal enthusiasts. In 2007, after 10 years of legitimate business, … Continue reading
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// Oh yes, we’re tackling the big question today. No more subtly alluding to a certain view of money and economics while assuming you “get it” too. I’m going to break it down to the fundamentals here and do so … Continue reading
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// In the case of US v. Jones the Supreme Court ruled unanimously that law enforcement required a warrant to install a GPS tracking device on nightclub owner Antoine Jones’ car. In doing so they tossed out his drug conspiracy … Continue reading
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