All Things Political
Know anybody who hasn’t been unplugged from the political matrix yet and actually supports Barack Obama or Mitt Romney while fiercely loathing the other candidate and says so with a straight face? Know anyone who’s so wrapped up in this … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged barack obama, foreign policy, Mitt Romney, monetary policy, news, politics, statism, war | 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
“Think of everything we’ve accomplished, man. Out these windows, we will view the collapse of financial history. One step closer to economic equilibrium.” -Tyler Durden, Fight Club One of the most popular and useful resources in the world of sound … 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
Posted in Monetary Policy, United States | Tagged bullion, bullion coins, coins, commentary, finance, Gold, libertarian finance, metal, monetary policy, Money, numismatics, precious metal, Silver | Comments on Facebook
There may have been a few oversights, but a list worth looking at. And don’t forget to visit our official website to learn more about the Silver Circle Movie: http://SilverCircleMovie.com
Posted in Monetary Policy | Tagged banking, banks, Economics, economy, finance, media, monetary policy, news | Comments on Facebook
Suiting action to words last week, I finally made a trip to a local coin store in my city to start my run on the global fiat banking system by letting their bad money drive the good money (gold and … Continue reading
Posted in Monetary Policy, United States | Tagged bullion, bullion coins, coin shop, coins, commentary, Gold, metals trading, monetary policy, precious metals, Silver, silver coins | Comments on Facebook
So I wake up this morning and the lead headline on The Drudge Report is the one you see pictured above, “EURO SURVIVES,” with a link to an AP article entitled, “Euro crisis far from over, stock analysts warn.” I … Continue reading
Posted in Monetary Policy, United States | Tagged commentary, Economics, eu, euro, europe, european union, europhoria, eurozone, finance, financial markets, greece, monetary policy, Money Monday | Comments on Facebook
“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 While our detractors will paint us as paranoid survivalists wearing tinfoil hats so the government … Continue reading
Posted in Monetary Policy, Uncategorized, United States | Tagged commentary, economic collapse, Economics, economy, monetary collapse, monetary policy, survivalism, the Fed, tinfoil hat, Tinfoil Tuesday | Comments on Facebook
No seriously. I missed this item last week, but this totally happened: Republican presidential hopeful Rep. Ron Paul certainly wants to end the Federal Reserve. But he also has to eat breakfast. One day after chairing a hearing on proposals … Continue reading
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