By Andrew Korybko Russia has abandoned the troubled South Stream project and will now be building its replacement with Turkey. This monumental decision signals that Ankara has made its choice to reject Euro-Atlanticsm and embrace Eurasian […]
By Mac Slavo Image courtesy Dees Illustration For those paying attention to the global economy and the geo-political environment it’s hard not to see that something very serious is going on. Russia is currently involved in […]
By George Washington Images by William Banzai … OBVIOUSLY! The looting in Ferguson, Missouri is bad. The looters are giving the peaceful protesters against the shooting of Michael Brown a bad name, and provoking an armed (and over-militarized) response by […]
By Michael Snyder From the dawn of history, elites have always attempted to enslave humanity. Yes, there have certainly been times when those in power have slaughtered vast numbers of people, but normally those in power […]
by James Rickards. [Ed. Note: The concept of “money illusion” was first discussed by Jim Rickards in our virtual pages on Aug. 8. Then he only mentioned the concept in passing. Today, he delves further into the subject […]
By Nomi Prins, author of “All The Presidents’ Bankers”, via NomiPrins.com, A funny thing happened on the way to the ‘end’ of the multi-trillion dollar bond buying program known as QE – the Fed chronicles. Aside from the […]
By Tyler Durden Maybe this explains the election results? Challenger reports US companies laid off over 51,000 people in October, the most since May (and 2nd most since Feb 2013). This is a 68% surge MoM (and […]
By Noam Chomsky, Truthout | Op-Ed (Image: USA flag via Shutterstock; Edited: JR/TO)“It’s official: The U.S. is the world’s leading terrorist state, and proud of it.” That should have been the headline for the lead story in The New York […]
By Andrew Hoffman The trials of Job indeed! To that end, I do not recall taking a day off from writing in the past two years – and given the horrific immolation the world’s Central banks […]
Authored by Jim Grant of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer, Central banks are printing rules almost as fast as they’re printing money. The consequences of these fast-multiplying directives — complicated, long-winded, and sometimes self-contradictory — is one […]
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