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Transition Towns, Re-localisation, COVID-19 and the Fracking Industry.

Transition Towns, Re-localisation, COVID-19 and the Fracking Industry. The vulnerabilities of the global village and its economy have been laid bare by the assault of the coronavirus (Sars-CoV-2), which has led to a pandemic of the infectious disease, COVID-19. The mobility chains that enable the flow of civilization are now substantially truncated, with collapsing demand for transportation […]

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Central Banks Add More Gold to Their Reserves

Central Banks Add More Gold to Their Reserves Central banks continued their gold-buying spree in February, although the pace of gold purchases has slowed compared to last year’s near-record purchases. On net, central banks globally added another 36 tons of gold to their reserves in February, according to the latest data released by the World Gold […]

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Farm-Labor Crisis under COVID-19 Sends Countries Scrambling

Farm-Labor Crisis under COVID-19 Sends Countries Scrambling Miserable, crowded living conditions of Europe’s foreign farm workers put them at much greater risk. And they’re staying away. In one of the many paradoxes of the new world we live in, Western European countries that have seen millions of jobs wiped out in a matter of weeks […]

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The Road to Perdition is Paved With Evil Intentions–A Final Reckoning

THE ROAD TO PERDITION IS PAVED WITH EVIL INTENTIONS – A FINAL RECKONING In Part 1 of this article I pointed out how we have allowed ourselves to be cowed by authoritarian “experts” who have proven to be nothing but incompetent and wrong every step of the way, while the financiers have used the crisis once again […]

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Deep Economic Suffering Has Erupted All Over America, But Guess Who The Federal Reserve Is Helping?

Deep Economic Suffering Has Erupted All Over America, But Guess Who The Federal Reserve Is Helping? As millions upon millions of Americans lose their jobs in the greatest wave of unemployment in U.S. history, the Federal Reserve has decided that now is the time to spend trillions of newly created dollars in a desperate attempt […]

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The Saudi-Russian oil price war tag team: Are things what they seem?

The Saudi-Russian oil price war tag team: Are things what they seem? To the casual observer Saudi Arabia and Russia, two of the top three producers of oil in the world, have been having a spat about what to do about low oil prices. (See here and here.) Each has accused the other of bad faith and counterproductive […]

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The Elites Are Already Prepared for the Coming Collapse of the Dollar Bubble

The Elites Are Already Prepared for the Coming Collapse of the Dollar Bubble Today, stock market investors are hoping desperately for Weimar-style hyperinflation to boost equities prices to dizzying heights in what some call a “crack-up boom”. In terms of money creation, we are not there yet, but such levels of fiat printing could happen […]

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Why the price of silver could skyrocket

Why the price of silver could skyrocket By the mid-6th century BC, Darius the Great was ‘King of Kings’, ruling over the vast Achaemenid Empire. By that time, gold and silver had already been in use by earlier civilizations for thousands of years. There are cuneiform tablets that are nearly 4,000 years old from ancient […]

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Coronavirus Shutdown: The End of Globalization and Planned Obsolescence – Enter Multipolarity

Coronavirus Shutdown: The End of Globalization and Planned Obsolescence – Enter Multipolarity The coronavirus pandemic has shown that the twin processes of globalization and planned obsolescence are deficient and moribund. Globalization was predicated on a number of assumptions including the perpetuity of consumerism, and the withering away of national boundaries as transnational corporations so required. […]

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Total system failure will give rise to new economy

Total system failure will give rise to new economy Covid-19 driven collapse of global supply chains, demand and mobility will painfully spawn next great tech-led economic models Is the world on a collision course with the financial and economic equivalent of a meteor impact with shock wave? Nobody, anywhere, could have predicted what we are […]

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Oil Price War Claims Another Victim

Oil Price War Claims Another Victim The oil price war has already claimed its first victim. Whiting Petroleum Corp. (NYSE: WLL), once the largest oil and gas producer in North Dakota’s Bakken Shale, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy becoming the first major shale producer to do so in the current year. Whiting has cited the “severe […]

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“Down The Rabbit Hole” – The Eurodollar Market Is The Matrix Behind It All

“Down The Rabbit Hole” – The Eurodollar Market Is The Matrix Behind It All Summary The Eurodollar system is a critical but often misunderstood driver of global financial markets: its importance cannot be understated. Its origins are shrouded in mystery and intrigue; its operations are invisible to most; and yet it controls us in many […]

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Long Pitchforks And Water Cannons

Long Pitchforks And Water Cannons The juxtaposition of the following two tweets is absolutely stunning and just freaking… WOW! Potential Major Political Blowback  Can you imagine the political blowback that is coming if the economy doesn’t snap back soon as the levered bad actor oil companies (just to name one sector)  have been bailed out while […]

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Takeover

Takeover We can’t print ourselves out of this crisis again, but that isn’t stopping the Federal Reserve from trying. Thursday’s intervention program, the latest in a string of panic moves to keep the financial system afloat, constitutes a complete takeover attempt of the market ecosphere, only the buying of stocks directly is last missing piece […]

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What the Sunrise Will Show

What the Sunrise Will Show A storm blew in late last night, dropping trees and powerlines and sweeping the porch of all chairs, bowls, and benches. At 5 a.m. I took a short walk to take stock of the yard and barnyard areas before returning to my desk to type this post. Now, waiting for […]

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