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The Clouds Have Cleared in 2021, and What We Are Seeing Is a Dystopian 2022

The Clouds Have Cleared in 2021, and What We Are Seeing Is a Dystopian 2022 Photo by Javier Quiroga This year was a doozy. Right out of the gate, millionaires were sounding the alarm that the markets were looking overvalued while reducing their risk exposure. In February we got a taste of what could be the […]

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IMF, World Bank & 10 Countries Held Alarming “Simulation” Of Global Financial System Collapse

IMF, World Bank & 10 Countries Held Alarming “Simulation” Of Global Financial System Collapse IMF, World Bank & 10 Countries Held Alarming “Simulation” Of Global Financial System Collapse BY TYLER DURDEN TUESDAY, DEC 21, 2021 – 11:20 PM Earlier this month Reuters produced a report which didn’t receive nearly enough attention among the American public – its […]

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Most Splendid Housing Bubbles in Canada, November Update, after Bank of Canada Ended QE and Put Rate Hikes in Sight

Most Splendid Housing Bubbles in Canada, November Update, after Bank of Canada Ended QE and Put Rate Hikes in Sight Home prices spike in a few cities, “pause” in some, drop in others. Vancouver prices are below August levels. In an amazing development for the Canadian housing market where prices have relentlessly exploded higher – […]

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“Peak Inflation Is Here”- Jim Rickards

“Peak Inflation Is Here”- Jim Rickards Peak Inflation Is Here and Gone Last week Stansberry Investor’s Daniela Cambone interviewed Jim Rickards and got his take on inflation. We think this is a solid interview and Jim makes some good reasonable explanations as to why inflation has done what it has. Rickards puts much of the blame squarely […]

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The Great Supply Chain Collapse

The Great Supply Chain Collapse What’s at the root of the supply chain breakdown? That’s a critical question but the answer is almost irrelevant. The supply chain is a complex dynamic system of immense scale. It is of a complexity comparable to the climate as a system. This means that exact cause and effect cannot […]

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Global supply chain crisis could last another two years, warn experts

Global supply chain crisis could last another two years, warn experts As some bottlenecks ease others are just starting, meaning the post-pandemic economy ‘won’t return to normal any time soon’ China’s Ningbo Zhoushan port in Zhejiang province, a key shipping hub. A new Covid outbreak in the region has raised fears of further delays in […]

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Entice and Orbit become latest energy firms to go bust

Entice and Orbit become latest energy firms to go bust IMAGE SOURCE,GETTY IMAGES Two more energy suppliers have gone bust amid the surge in gas prices, the regulator Ofgem has said. Entice Energy and Orbit Energy, which have about 5,400 and 65,000 customers respectively, ceased trading on Wednesday. The two firms are the latest companies […]

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Turkey Halts All Stock Trading As Currency Disintegrates, Central Bank Powerless To Halt Collapse

Turkey Halts All Stock Trading As Currency Disintegrates, Central Bank Powerless To Halt Collapse Another day, another collapse in the Turkish lira, only this time there was a twist: as the hyperinflating currency implodes, Erdogan has finally had enough of the relentless pummeling, and is starting to shut down its markets. But first, let’s back […]

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‘It doesn’t have to be this way’: Lessons from the slow death of Louisiana’s oil industry

‘It doesn’t have to be this way’: Lessons from the slow death of Louisiana’s oil industry The Gulf Coast is bleeding oil jobs. Here’s what it tells us about a just transition. AP Photo/Cheryl Gerber David Dismukes studies the energy industry for a living. As the executive director of the Center for Energy Studies at […]

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Chairman Powell Paralyzed With Fear As Inflation Takes Over

Chairman Powell Paralyzed With Fear As Inflation Takes Over Public domain, courtesy of the Federal Reserve One thing is certain, inflation is no longer officially “transitory.” For months, recently reappointed Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell kept telling the public that rising inflation was transitory, and would soon subside. It hasn’t, and isn’t likely to in the near future […]

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Don’t blame capitalism. Capitalism itself isn’t “bad”; it’s the effects that are bad. — Nate Hagens

Don’t blame capitalism. Capitalism itself isn’t “bad”; it’s the effects that are bad. — Nate Hagens Capitalism has allowed us to throw a two-century party – We trashed the place, drank the booze, burned the furniture — It’s time to wake up, act like adults, and behave responsibly. — Nate Hagens “Here in America when bad […]

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‘The Big Stall’ details how neoliberal think tanks blocked action on climate change

‘The Big Stall’ details how neoliberal think tanks blocked action on climate change Donald Gutstein’s well-researched new book is a deep dive into the strategies that Canadian oil companies and their friends have implemented to prevent political action and reverse catastrophe. The Bill Stall: How Big Oil and Think Tanks are Blocking Action on Climate […]

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How I Robbed the World Bank

How I Robbed the World Bank I have always had a bad attitude toward official secrets regardless of who is keeping them. That prejudice and John Kenneth Galbraith are to blame for an unauthorized withdrawal I made from the World Bank. When I lived in Boston in the late 1970s, I paid $25 to attend a […]

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European Gas Prices Hit Record High As Germany Blocks Nord Stream 2

European Gas Prices Hit Record High As Germany Blocks Nord Stream 2 European gas futures surged to a record high on Tuesday after Germany blocked Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline from launch because it did not comply with European law. German foreign minister Annalena Baerbock said all three parties that make up the new government […]

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B.C.’s oil and gas royalty review must take climate action seriously

B.C.’s oil and gas royalty review must take climate action seriously Canada’s carbon tax doesn’t cover most emissions from B.C.’s gas production. The province should adopt a carbon surcharge at the extraction stage. British Columbia’s recently updated climate plan, Roadmap to 2030, promises to integrate emissions goals into the oil and gas royalty system. But the […]

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