Although the idea of Classical money — in practice, a gold-based currency — is not popular today in the U.S., it actually has quite a lot of support elsewhere. Both China and Russia are clearly making moves in that direction, even if perhaps in the form of contingency plans should the present dollar-b... read more

It’s Not Employment

Free markets are a function of supply and demand whereas capital markets are a function of credit and debt The bankers’ ponzi-scheme – which began with the distortion of free markets in 1694 when the Bank of England began issuing debt-based paper banknotes alongside the Royal Mint’s gold and silver coins – is coming to an end. The ban... read more
Rob Kirby thinks the global economy is in deep trouble. What is the problem? Kirby contends, "The real problem is with the money itself. We need to revert back to real capitalism which is real weights and measures and honest commerce. Otherwise, we are going to devolve into a very dark period of feudalist oppression." Why is this happening? Kirby thinks, "It doesn't really matter who occupie... read more
Arizona legal tender bill SB1096 attempts to account for details of implementation which Governor Jan Brewer said was the main reason... read more

Ron’s Gold Update: Foreign Nations Run from the Dollar

In this heightened era of government tax and spend – where printing more money is the Fed’s only solution – even our allies are sprinting from the dollar. Nations like Russia and Japan could be turning to the gold standard, and the U.S. is none too pleased.    
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There’s no question about it – the Fed and the Government’s taxpayer-funded Exchange Stabilization Fund have all of the markets under “lock-down” control right now. The real economic data plus the geopolitical risk becomes worse by the day. And yet, just when it looks like the stock market is going to drop off a cliff, out of nowhere the S&P 500 futures take off straight up as if la... read more
Since there is a lot of talk about a potential gold re evaluation following an international monetary reset, I wanted to interview David Morgan, renowned silver market analyst, in order to have his views on a couple of topics, including silver evolution, silver manipulation, and the potential p... read more
In the spring of last year, and on the heels of the Cyprus “bail in”; informed investors know there was a global stampede into physical bullion – and out of the banksters’ fraudulent  read more
Sometimes pictures are far more effective in communicating an important point. They are extremely effective in undermining respect and confidence, when in the cartoon format. A sequence of graphics struck the cognitive circuits recently. Long explanations will not serve well. The US Federal Reserve has been prin... read more
If the gold market gets revalued and becomes part of an international basket of currencies, where does gold have to be re-priced, just looking at the mess we have today?” Williams: “I’ve seen some really credible work from guys like Paul Brodsky and Lee Quaintance that makes the case for a $10,000 gold price and makes it effortlessly... I’ve seen similar people talking about $5,0... read more