All Things Political
This pirate doubloon appears silver at first, but bring it into the sun and it mysteriously changes to gold. Of course it isn’t truly silver or gold in the precious metal sense. It’s just a color change. But it’s … Continue reading
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This infographic about gold is part of a multi-part infographic series that covers: 1) The History of Gold; 2) Gold Mining & Supply; 3) Gold Uses and Demand; and 4) Gold as an Investment. Gold is a precious metal with … Continue reading
Posted in Monetary Policy | Tagged commodities, commodity money, finance, Gold, infographic, monetary policy, Money, news, precious metal | Comments on Facebook
Listen to this: Turkey has exchanged nearly 60 tons of gold for several million tons of Iranian crude oil, despite its promises to uphold Western sanctions on Iran’s energy sector, according to recent Turkish reports. By using gold instead of … Continue reading
Posted in Rebel of the Week | Tagged central banking, commentary, Fiat Currency, foreign policy, Gold, Iran, monetary policy, oil, precious metals, Rebel of the Week, sanctions | Comments on Facebook
I’m writing fast because I don’t know how much longer I have. PLEASE mirror this post. Copy and Paste it. Share it. Do whatever you can to tell people before it’s TAKEN DOWN! URGENT!!! Here’s what happened…
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Alien/Human Hybrid, Aliens, Ancient Aliens, Anunnaki, Gold, Megan Duffield, Nibiru, Precious Metals Week, Reptilians, Reptoids, silver circle, Sumerian Texts, Tinfoil Tuesday, Zecharia Sitchin | Comments on Facebook
This January, when I read that fashion designer Jean Paul Gaultier was producing a limited edition of 5,000 1-ounce gold bullion bars bearing his design, I thought, “Finally someone big is catching on to this!” I had already known for … Continue reading
Posted in Monetary Policy, United States | Tagged bullion, commentary, couture, fashion, Gold, jean paul gaultier, pop culture, Pop Friday, precious metal, precious metals, Silver | Comments on Facebook
I am proud to finally published our first completed draft of the Top 100 Sound Money and Precious Metals Blogs and Websites! These are in absolutely NO particular order and this list is not intended as a ranking of these … Continue reading
Posted in Monetary Policy, United States | Tagged central banking, dollar, economic collapse, economic crisis, Economics, economy, End the Fed, endthefed, euro, eurozone, Federal Reserve, finance, Gold, greece, investing, libertarian, libertarian finance, monetary policy, news, personal finance, precious metals, Silver, sound money, top 100, yuan | Comments on Facebook
Kitco.com is a website that facilitates the buying and selling of precious metals such as silver, gold and even platinum. The exchange of precious metals is not usually on most people’s radars unless they’re buying jewelry. Yet it’s important to remember … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Gold, Kitco, London Fix, platinum, Precious Metals Week, Silver, Spot Price | Comments on Facebook
So…. I missed TinFoil Tuesday. But there’s so many conspiracy theories that are just perfect for Precious Metals Week that I figured a Tinfoil Twofer was in order. We could talk about the musical chairs locking mechanism at fort Fort … Continue reading
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In 1933, the US government, by mere executive order of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, seized all US gold bullion coins from its citizens (well– all that weren’t illegally stowed away or moved overseas) and made it illegal to “hoard” gold … Continue reading
Posted in Monetary Policy, United States | Tagged bullion coins, commentary, commodities, Economics, End the Fed, endthefed, FDR, fed, Federal Reserve, Gold, history, metal, metals, monetary policy, precious metal, Silver, Tinfoil Tuesday | Comments on Facebook
In last week’s Money Monday feature, I shared my first experience buying gold and silver bullion coins for the purpose of protecting my savings from inflation and the risk of a major run on the global banking system, which many … Continue reading
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