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Lacy Hunt On Debt and Friedman’s Famous Quote Regarding Inflation and Money

Lacy Hunt On Debt and Friedman’s Famous Quote Regarding Inflation and Money Lacy Hunt takes on the widespread belief that sustained inflation is on the way in his latest quarterly review. Hoisington Quarterly Review and Outlook 2nd Quarter 2021 Here are some snips to the latest at Hoisington Management Quarterly Review (Emphasis Mine). Too Much Debt In highly […]

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Reset Means Crash of Epic Proportions – David Stockman (Revised)

Reset Means Crash of Epic Proportions – David Stockman (Revised) Reagan White House Budget Director and best-selling author David Stockman says, “This is not the time to be invested in the markets . . . . A reset is just a pleasant name or a clinical name for a crash of epic proportions, which we […]

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Commons and households in a small farm future

Commons and households in a small farm future As I mentioned in my previous post, The Land Magazine recently published a lengthy article from me, ‘Commons and households in a small farm future’. In this post I’m simply going to reproduce the article. The version here is my original draft which is slightly, but not very, different […]

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The Paper Gold Tail Wagging the Golden Dog

THE PAPER GOLD TAIL WAGGING THE GOLDEN DOG   Investors may hope that the biggest financial experiment and debt bubble in history will last another 100 years. And they can pray that the currency system which has lost 98% of its value in the last 50 years will last another half century. But that would […]

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“Alarming Forecasts” Show US Agricultural Belt In For 15-Day Dry Spell

“Alarming Forecasts” Show US Agricultural Belt In For 15-Day Dry Spell Meteorologists at private weather forecaster BAMWX have sounded the alarm of troubling new forecasts for the US’ agricultural belt for the next 15 days. Kirk Hinz, the chief meteorologist at BAMWX, said rising temperatures and drier conditions would be present across the midwestern US, approximately covering […]

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Grocery Prices Could Rise 10 to 14 Percent By October, Grocery Chain CEO Warns

Grocery Prices Could Rise 10 to 14 Percent By October, Grocery Chain CEO Warns This warning offers a painful reminder of how price inflation hurts everyday Americans. American families are already struggling amid mounting price inflation that’s eating away at their budgets, with higher costs for housing, vehicles, and more. Yet a top CEO is warning that […]

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Reports: Pentagon Tracking “Extremist” Web Searches Including “The Truth About Black Lives Matter”

Reports: Pentagon Tracking “Extremist” Web Searches Including “The Truth About Black Lives Matter” “Asking questions, now extremism. Free inquiry, now extremism.” Alex Wong & Linnea Rheborg /Getty Images Reports circulating Tuesday reveal that the Pentagon is working with a contractor to track web searches that it describes as indicators of “white supremacy,” citing the phrase […]

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Defund the Canadian Military

Defund the Canadian Military Progressives should be pushing to defund or abolish the Canadian military. But, first we need to stop bolstering its capacity to kill in US and NATO lead wars. Wednesday the Canadian Foreign Policy Institute and Canadian Voice of Women for Peace released a public letter opposing Canada’s plan “to spend tens […]

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Review: Austrian Economics–An Introduction By Steven Horwitz

REVIEW: AUSTRIAN ECONOMICS – AN INTRODUCTION BY STEVEN HORWITZ June 27 saw the passing of economist Steven Horwitz at the age of 57. His loss will be felt by all who value not just human freedom and dignity, but also good economics, communicated well. Horwitz was heavily influenced by the ‘Austrian School’ of economics. What […]

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Craig Murray: The Decline of Western Power

Craig Murray: The Decline of Western Power The really interesting thing about the G7 summit is that it wasn’t interesting. Nobody expected it to change the world, and it won’t. U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson and other leaders of the G7 watch the Red Arrows fly over in Carbis Bay, June 12. (Simon Dawson, No […]

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Wikipedia Co-Founder Urges Public Not to Trust the Website

Wikipedia Co-Founder Urges Public Not to Trust the Website Wikipedia has become one of the most viewed websites in the world, but can it be trusted as a reliable source? Co-founder Larry Sanger is now warning the public not to trust the website he helped to create. “You can trust it to give an establishment […]

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Weekly Commentary: Under Fire

Weekly Commentary: Under Fire The week had an ominous feel. Ten-year Treasury yields dropped another seven bps to 1.29% – completely disregarding much stronger-than-expected reports on consumer and producer prices, along with inflation expectations.  German bund yields fell another six bps to a three-month low negative 0.35%. Equities were down for the week in Europe, […]

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White House Colluding with BigTech for Censorship

White House Colluding with BigTech for Censorship The White House press secretary Jen Psaki’s recent admission that the administration is “flagging problematic posts for Facebook that spread disinformation” was legally a major development. She has admitted that Facebook is working with the White House to censor Americans so it is acting under color of law. This is a […]

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What if we treated the climate emergency as seriously as we treated COVID–19?

What if we treated the climate emergency as seriously as we treated COVID–19? Prof Alice Larkin, University of Manchester, argues that, if our society were really serious about tackling climate change, we would put much greater priority on social and economic change – as shown by the emergency response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Article from […]

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Julia Barnes Discusses Her New Documentary “Bright Green Lies”

Julia Barnes Discusses Her New Documentary “Bright Green Lies” Happy Earth Day!! The above picture looking into Glacier National Park was taken last year and is among some of my favorite pictures of the trip.I’ve mentioned the book Bright Green Lies several times and now that the movie documentary is out (today!), here is a discussion from filmmaker Julia […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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