Bitcoin price in 2017: Is $2000 on the cards?
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‘Then We Will Fight in the Shade’ – A Guide to Winning the Media Wars
2016 was the year when alternative, independent media went from being merely influential, to affecting the outcome of a Presidential election. As was widely reported, basically every single newspaper in the nation endorsed Hillary Clinton for President. The fact she lost…
Populism in America: “Follow the Money”
One of the most disturbing failures of the mainstream media in this election cycle was its complete lack of historical context for Trump’s brand of populism.If you consumed the mainstream media’s coverage of the campaign and election, you noted their…
“We’ll Look at Everything”: More Thoughts on Trump’s $1 Trillion Infrastructure Plan
To stimulate the economy, create new jobs and generate new GDP requires an injection of new money. Borrowing from the bond markets or off-balance-sheet in public/private partnerships won’t do it. If Congress won’t issue money directly, it should borrow from…
Oops! UK £6 Billion Worse Off After Multi Billion Pound Gold “Accounting Error”
Oops! Experts’ £6 Bln blunder sends UK trade deficit soaring UK failed to measure huge imports of gold coins and bars after Brexit vote By Philip Aldrick Economics Editor The Times, London Britain’s trade deficit with the rest of the…
CRACKS IN THE BOND MARKET – Jim Willie Warns US Debt Default DEAD AHEAD
Foreign USTreasury Bond dumping continues, and even accelerates. China and the Saudis are selling USTreasurys in a near panic. Foreign central banks liquidated a record $375 billion in USGovt debt in the last 12 months. An American disaster lies in…
Buy Silver – May Replace Gold Money In India
Buy Silver – May Replace Gold as Preferred Money of India Silver replacing gold as India’s preferred investment option again after 100 years? by Fergal O’Connor, Senior Lecturer in Finance, University of York The Indian government has been trying to…
[KR1002] Keiser Report: Restoring Faith in Capitalism
We discuss restoring faith in capitalism with executive pay curbs as the ‘let them eat cake’ of the neoliberal era. In the second half Max continues his interview with Lyle Estill, president and co-founder of Piedmont Biofuels and author of…
Additional Thoughts on “Fake News,” The Washington Post, and the Absence of Real Journalism
On November 25, 2016, for the first time in my life, I became a part of the news as opposed to reporting on it. Of course, what I am referring to is the slanderous and amateurishly researched article published in The…
‘Big 4’ step up the Bitcoin game, EY accepts Bitcoin in Switzerland
On Wednesday, September 7th this year, ‘Big Four’ accounting firm Deloitte has opened its first operational bitcoin ATM. The opening was quiet and took place in the downtown Toronto offices of Deloitte’s Rubix blockchain division. Read More
Our “Gaslight” Financial System
The terms gaslight and gaslighting are entering the political media lexicon, with partisans of both parties accusing the other side’s candidate of gaslighting in the presidential election. The terms refers to the 1944 film Gaslight in which Charles Boyer subtly…
Shariah Gold Standard Approved for $2 Trillion Islamic Finance Market
Shariah Gold Standard Approved for $2 Trillion Islamic Finance Market by Jan Skoyles, Editor Mark O’Byrne The Accounting and Auditing Organisation for Islamic Financial Institutions (AAOIFI) and the World Gold Council have made an important decision which was announced yesterday…
Meet Chinese Education Companies — How U.S. Colleges Sell Enrollment to the Highest Bidders
This past Friday, Reuters published one of the most important articles I’ve read in a while relative to the attention being paid to the issue. It details a streamlined practice through which Chinese “education” companies essentially bribe college admissions officers at top U.S.…
A Disintegrative Winter: The Debt and Anti-Status Quo Super-Cycle Has Turned
How would you describe the social mood of the nation and world? Would anti-Establishment, anti-status quo, and anti-globalization be a good start? How about choking on fast-rising debt? Would stagnant growth, stagnant wages be a fair description? Or how about…
Potential “Systemic Crisis In Eurozone” After Italy Votes No, Renzi Resigns
Italy Votes No, Renzi Resigns – Potential “Systemic Crisis In Eurozone” Italy’s Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has said he will officially resign Monday, after voters apparently rejected his proposals for constitutional reform. What should investors keep an eye out for…