A case study of physical gold stored in London Vaults in LBMA 400 troy ounce gold bars has been undertaken by Ronan Manly, Koos Jansen, Bron Suchecki and Nick Laird. Nick Laird has just completed a great article replete with

Read more about the new open-source shareholder-style blockchain voting app allows Bitcoin holders to vote on development issues

Last week, I tweeted the following with regard to my prediction about what would happen to the Volkswagen CEO after pretty much destroying the company’s reputation due to the emissions cheating scandal: CEO will be fired and receive a $150 million exit package with

One of the more remarkable characteristics of American life is our passive acceptance of systems that are so obviously completely insane. Yes, I refer to our healthcare system, a.k.a. sickcare because in America sickness is profitable and health is not,

By David Bryan The future direction of the planet is between the central bank’s counter-party paper Ponzi currency or the independence of real money. Foresighted central banker John Exter is famous for his classification of risk assets. Using Exter’s Golden Pyramid

Why Has Labor’s Share of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) been declining for 40 Years? The question cuts right to the heart of the core socio-economic issues of our era: the decline of secure work and the explosive rise of wealth

Predictions are that we will soon be seeing the “nuclear option” — central bank-created money injected directly into the real economy. All other options having failed, governments will be reduced to issuing money outright to cover budget deficits. So warns

Currency wars and bitcoin takes a look at competitive devaluation in international affairs and how bitcoin might be a better alternative.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has its place but not for transcribing song lyrics that’s for sure. Hey, IBM Watson,  here’s a news flash for you. When it comes to transcribing, our human professionals, Colby and Scheane are much smarter than you!

It would be bad enough if U.S. wars overseas were merely a gigantic waste of taxpayer money. Although they certainly are that. It would be bad enough if U.S. wars overseas resulted in the inadvertent deaths of countless innocent civilians

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Stacy Summary of the Day: The British people have spoken – a PM putting his penis in a dead pig is not a turnoff to the electorate. At least not if said PM is a toff, apparently. I’m assuming outside

What the British are really laughing about Outsiders to the British cultural landscape are focusing on the central detail that a leader of a G8 country screwed a dead pig, because it’s hilarious. But the howling laughter of the British

We discuss the role of #PigGate on national and economic security. We also look at the war machine and the Norman Bates-like fight Janet Yellen is having with the markets. In the second half, Max interviews Mark McGowan – aka

– What Keynes would think of today’s “Neo-Keynesians” – Unlike his acolytes, he understood the value of gold and the dangers of currency debasement – Keynes did not desire “a world where currencies are backed by nothing more than a