If you currently live in a country where rights are already eroding rapidly, you may wish to consider the potential for further loss, under the pretext of a “national emergency.”
by Jeff Thomas
by Jeff Thomas
If you currently live in a country where rights are already eroding rapidly, you may wish to consider the potential for further loss, under the pretext of a “national emergency.”
by Jeff Thomas
In recent years, stories coming from those who cross the Canadian/US border have become increasingly like those of the caricatures seen in the films of fifty years ago, depicting East European countries that were under the control of the USSR.
by Jeff Thomas
When we discover that the government that we have been brought up to believe exists for our protection has become no less than the greatest threat to our well-being, we may behave in the way described by Lamar Keene.
by Jeff Thomas
With a second SWIFT system in place, combined with the end of the US dollar as the world’s default currency, the US dominance over international financial system may well end.
by Doug Casey
Why a real government shutdown would be the best thing that could happen to Americans.
by Jeff Thomas
The warning signs are becoming more numerous with each passing day. The choice for Americans today is whether to wait and see if history repeats or whether to plan to be elsewhere before the deterioration advances further.
by Jeff Thomas
As a government becomes more desperate they often resort to measures that attempt to control the international travel options of its citizens. In other words, people controls.
by Jeff Thomas
Gold has been accepted as the primary international currency for millennia. Will Bitcoin change that?
by Jeff Thomas
It is entirely possible that recent events are not enough to convince Americans that it is time to invade Syria. Will there be another Lusitania type event that galvanizes the American public to support an unpopular war?
by Jeff Thomas
It is entirely possible that recent events are not enough to convince Americans that it is time to invade Syria. Will there be another Lusitania type event that galvanizes the American public to support an unpopular war?
by Jeff Thomas
Any country whose government pursues a course in Keynesian economics will eventually pay a major price for its folly, and, in the US and the EU, we are now seeing the economic chickens coming home to roost.
by Jeff Thomas
Dependency upon government is a disease. Once it has been caught, it becomes chronic and does not reverse itself in a population until the system collapses under its own weight.
by Jeff Thomas
Those in Europe or North America may have noticed that governmental restrictions in their home country appear to be on the increase and that, in fact, the velocity of that increase is itself increasing.
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