All Posts Tagged With: "US Dollar"
End of the Road (video trailer)
Here’s a trailer for a new documentary about the coming financial collapse of the United States.
26Dec2011 | Mark | 0 comments | Continued
Don’t Buy Gold, It’s Not Backed By Anything ! LOL
Perhaps the dumbest human on earth and our dumb ass of the century.
29Sep2011 | Mark | 1 comment | Continued
Wall Street View from the Dollar Vigilante, Jeff Berwick
Good guy, great interview.
10May2011 | Mark | Comments Off | Continued
At least one writer at CNBC gets it…GOLD=GOOD, PAPER=BAD
Those who wrote the Constitution decisively stripped the federal government of the power to issue inconvertible paper money.
21Feb2011 | Mark | Comments Off | Continued
Why Tax Information Exchange Agreements Are ‘Toothless’
Despite the ominous messages being communicated to the public, taxpayers have little to fear from the tax information exchange agreements (TIEAs) to which most tax havens have rushed to commit.
6Dec2010 | Mark | Comments Off | Continued
Europe Blocks the U.S. from Bank Info Snooping
European Parliament members complained that the agreement would have granted the United States far too much power.
7Mar2010 | Mark | Comments Off | Continued
Money and Currency in a Free Society
Great article by David Kretzmann on currency. Definitely check out David’s web site Freedom Chatter, http://davidkretzmann.com/
14Jul2009 | Mark | Comments Off | Continued
How Bad Will the Economy Get? Really, Really Bad
Historically, every financial and economic crisis has been used to further centralize power and concentrate wealth. This one is no different.
14Jul2009 | Mark | Comments Off | Continued
Should The U.S. Dollar Get A New Design? Some Think So…
“We need to rebuild our country, revive our economy, redesign the Dollar bill. Email us your ideas. Win a prize. In God We Trust, In Change We Believe. “
1Jul2009 | Mark | Comments Off | Continued
How Equity And Currency Markets Behave After Financial Crisis
Debt-based monetary systems are inherently unstable. Money is created out of thin air by the banks and lent to government, consumers and businesses. In order to service and replay those debts, the borrowers take on more debts. Asset prices are inflated, and the vicious cycle continues until the debtors are unable to borrow or the [...]
4Jun2009 | Mark | 1 comment | Continued
