Privacy-Oriented Precious Metals: Mike Adams Explains Why Senator Menendez Took Gold Bars for His Bribes
Senator Bob Menendez was indicted last week on multiple charges surrounding corruption and bribery. One of the most eye-opening aspects ...
Tuesday, November 12, 2024
Tag: Top Story
Don’t Blame Capitalism for Consumerism — Blame the Government
(FEE)—In a free market, the high price of a product is generally a function of supply and demand dynamics rather ...
Gold Continues to Defy Expectations and Remain Strong Despite the Fed’s Ongoing Weirdness
The gold market is currently trading in a neutral channel around $1,950, but it is well positioned to benefit when ...
Bank CEOs Have Their Heads in the Clouds
(Mises)—Bank CEOs always have their heads in the clouds. First, pessimists never earn a seat in the corner office. Plus, ...
Public Numbs as Government Debt Bomb Explodes to $33T, Annual Budget Deficit Approaches $2T
(Natural News)—The United States gross national debt just exceeded $33 trillion on Friday, September 15, three months after the federal government's ...
New Admission From the BIS That Central Banks Play in the Gold Market
(Activist Post)—While central bank trading is a primary determinant of the price of gold and other currencies, gold market analysis ...
Governments Start Calling for Price Controls – Rationing and CBDCs Come Next
(Alt-Market)—Last month in the middle of the surreal “Bidenomics” hype I published an article titled ‘Nothing Is Over: Inflation Is ...
Astonishing Percentage of Young Adults in the United States Are Living With Their Parents
(The Economic Collapse Blog)—When are we going to wake up and admit that our system is failing? If close to ...
‘Not Good For Us’: Locals Furious Over Secretive Deal With CCP-Linked Battery Firm
Gotion, a Chinese Communist Party-connected company, has been approved to build a lithium battery plant in Manteno, Illinois. Residents who ...
Potential Pension ‘Meltdown’ Poses Serious Threat to States
(Daily Caller)—Pension liabilities exceeded funding by nearly $7 trillion in 2022, with individual states taking on debt to fund their ...
