Michael Krieger I cannot overstate the significance of today’s New York Times editorial board endorsement of the elitist scheme to ban large denomination cash from public circulation. This is the latest example of the editorial board […]
Submitted by Tyler Durden o Despite OPEC’s El-Badri proclaiming that Iran and iraq “didn’t refuse to join the production freeze,” oil prices are tumbling this morning on comments from Iran’s oil minister that OPEC’s call […]
by David Stockman The bear will soon be arriving in earnest, marauding through the canyons of Wall Street while red in tooth and claw. Our monetary central planners, of course, will once again—for the third time this century——be utterly shocked and unprepared. That’s because […]
Courtesy of: The Money Project The Money Project is an ongoing collaboration between Visual Capitalist and Texas Precious Metals that seeks to use intuitive visualizations to explore the origins, nature, and use of money. At […]
by John Rubino on February 22, 2016 In good times, Silicon Valley is the kind of place we all fantasize about: Shiny new buildings full of genius techies rollerblading down the halls, eating free gourmet […]
by Thierry Meyssan Russia questioned the future of Turkey when it delivered to the Security Council an intelligence report concerning Turkey’s activities in support of jihadists. The document includes about ten revelations which implicate the […]
Michael Krieger This article was written by Michael Krieger and originally published at hisLiberty Blitzkrieg website. Editor’s Comment: Things are entering a desperate point of chaos. Student loan debt is one of Wall Street’s biggest […]
by Jon Rappoport February 19, 2016 (To read about Jon’s mega-collection, The Matrix Revealed, click here.) Let’s try to assess US immigration policy vs. Vatican immigration policy. Just a thought. Might turn up something. Who […]
by Tyler Durden You would have thought that if there was any one event that could turn Europeans against the notion that the EU is capable of accommodating the millions of asylum seekers fleeing the […]
by Tyler Durden In the new bifurcated normal US economy, with the manufacturing sector unofficially in recession, it has been the growth of the services sector, and, as we detailed here, implicitly the surge in […]
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