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East vs. West Division Is About The Dollar – Not Nuclear War

East vs. West Division Is About The Dollar – Not Nuclear War The interesting thing about working in alternative economics is that inevitably you will become the designated buzzkill. You may be presenting the facts on the ground and the reality behind the numbers, but most of what you have to report will not be […]

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Global Elites Are Getting Ready To Blame You For The Coming Financial Crash

Global Elites Are Getting Ready To Blame You For The Coming Financial Crash Those people that have any doubts about where the narrative is headed for global economic stability simply have not been paying attention lately. As I pointed out in my pre-Brexit referendum article, Brexit: Global Trigger Event, Fake Out Or Something Else?, the story being […]

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The Noose Is Tightening Quickly On The Global Economy

The Noose Is Tightening Quickly On The Global Economy The investment world has an embarrassingly short attention span.  But frankly, it is a necessity.  If daytraders, hedge funds and other horses in the carousel actually had to look beyond the next week of market activity or study back on market history in comparison to today, […]

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The World Is Turning Ugly As 2016 Winds Down

The World Is Turning Ugly As 2016 Winds Down I have to say that the negative reverberations in our current economic and political environment are becoming so strong that it is impossible for people to not feel at least some uneasiness in their gut. I imagine this is the same kind of sensation many felt […]

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The Reasons Why The Globalists Are Destined To Lose

The Reasons Why The Globalists Are Destined To Lose Under the surface of almost every sociopolitical and economic event in the world there burns an ever-raging, but often unseen, war. This war, for now, is fought with fiction and with truth, with journalistic combat and with quiet individual deeds. It is defined by two sides […]

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Are Globalists Evil Or Just Misunderstood?

Are Globalists Evil Or Just Misunderstood? I recently received requests from two different readers, one asking for articles covering the “mindset” of globalists (why they do what they do), and another request for articles covering globalist “occultism.” I find that these two topics are very difficult to pursue with a large number of people for […]

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What Will The Global Economy Look Like After The ‘Great Reset’?

What Will The Global Economy Look Like After The ‘Great Reset’? A very common phrase used over the past couple years by the International Monetary Fund’s Christine Lagarde as well as other globalist mouthpieces is the “global reset.” Very rarely do these elites ever actually mention any details as to what this “reset” means. But […]

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How A Collapse In South America Could Trigger Martial Law In The U.S.

How A Collapse In South America Could Trigger Martial Law In The U.S. If an economic system collapses in the woods and no one is paying attention, are there any consequences outside the woods? Well, yes, of course. As with most situations financial and global, however, consequences are not usually taken very seriously until they have […]

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One More Casualty Of The 9/11 Farce – The Petrodollar

One More Casualty Of The 9/11 Farce – The Petrodollar It’s been about 15 years now since passenger airliners struck the World Trade Center towers on 9/11, and we are still suffering the consequences of that day, though perhaps not in the ways many Americans might believe. The 9/11 attacks were billed by the Bush […]

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Oil Market Hype And Crisis Signal Greater Troubles Ahead

Oil Market Hype And Crisis Signal Greater Troubles Ahead Wednesday, 20 April 2016 02:11 Brandon Smith Most people are not avid followers of economic news, and I don’t blame them. Financial analysis is for the most part boring and tedious and you would have to be some kind of crazy to commit a large slice […]

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Lost Faith In Central Banks And The Economic End Game

Lost Faith In Central Banks And The Economic End Game We live in strange economic times, stranger perhaps than at any other point in history. Since 2007-2008, the globally intertwined and dependent fiscal system has suffered considerable declines in every conceivable area. Manufacturing around the world is in a slump, from Japan to China to […]

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Character Traits And Skills That Are Hard To Find During A Crisis

Character Traits And Skills That Are Hard To Find During A Crisis I have never lived through a national scale crisis and like most people, I hope I never have to. That said, with the growing instability present in the state of the world today it would be rather foolish to assume that the near […]

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Central Banks Are About To Leave Fiat Addicted Stock Markets In Agony

Central Banks Are About To Leave Fiat Addicted Stock Markets In Agony Many investors today are not very familiar with market history and tend to live only in the day-to-day mainstream narrative while watching little red and green graphs move up and down. This is not so much an issue in a relatively stable economic […]

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The Stupid Things People Do When Their Society Breaks Down

The Stupid Things People Do When Their Society Breaks Down A frequent mistake that many people make when considering the concept of social or economic collapse is to imagine how people and groups will behave tomorrow based on how people behave today. It is, though, extremely difficult to predict human behavior in the face of […]

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Markets Ignore Fundamentals And Chase Headlines Because They Are Dying

Markets Ignore Fundamentals And Chase Headlines Because They Are Dying Normalcy bias is a rather horrifying thing. It is so frightening because it is so final; much like death, there is simply no coming back. Rather than a physical death, normalcy bias represents the death of reason and simple observation. It is the death of […]

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