Topics
-Greece: Andrew’s prediction was right, Greece will come up with a solution for the short term
-The break-up of the EU would be the start of a revolution; when Europe re-starts, it’s going to shock the world
-David Stockman and trickle down economics
-The anatomy of a financial crash; Andrew explains the view of collapsitarians; can the boys hold all this together without a collapse?
-The only thing we can count on in the next 6 months is inflation
-The key to getting the unemployment numbers down
-The 3 worst things you can do with your money; Andrew argues against being debt free
-What would happen if all countries and corporations just didn’t pay the debt or the principle and cut off the money to the banks. I’m sure they the boys, would have some nasty stuff up their sleeves. Would the world be able to ride out the storm? What would the aftermath be?
-Do real copper pennies pre-1943 have any value or rarity?
-When they started ignoring the first article of the Constitution
-How could you make money from owning farmland?
-Investing in coins safely: If you don’t know coins, you better know your coin dealer
-Has there ever been fraud with someone recreating the bar code and case for NGC rated coins?
-What happens to the economy when interest rates start to rise?
-Jim Willie talked about the imminent coming of the global currency reset. Where the BRICS (Primarily China and Russia) form a gold standard for currency that replaces the USD as the worlds trading currency (petrol currency) and the dollar resets (crashes). Does Andrew agree or disagree with Jim Willie’s analysis/predictions?
-The story of the Lost Utah Gold
The Real World of Money Archive
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4 comments:
Gause rightly said that David Stockman, former Reagan budget director, woke up too late.
Indeed he did, and for some reason, some prominent anarcho-capitalists who purport to hate the state (Lew Rockwell and Tom Woods), have given him all sorts of undue praise.
Stockman is the one who agreed with Bill Maher that "the Second Amendment is bullshit."
Regardless of whether you interpret the Second Amendment as not recognizing an individual right to keep and bear arms, and only in the context of a well-regulated Militia (by the States), it's not bullshit, and such a statement betrays contempt for the unique form of government and society the U.S. had that made it the most prosperous nation in the history of the world.
http://fauxcapitalist.com/2013/12/31/tom-woods-said-he-wont-have-money-cranks-on-his-show-but-why-is-he-having-constitutional-crank-david-stockman-on-his-show-who-agreed-with-bill-maher-that-the-second-amendment-is-bullsht/
Interesting re Stockman - now singing from the same hymn book. As for Gause, I see him as a lightweight. Never raises the obvious Jew control and influence over vulture capitalism and banking; reluctantly mentions Rothschilds and only when cornered. Like I said - the lightest of weights.
As for "when they started ignoring the first article of the Constitution," that was not any later than the Coinage Act of 1792, as it unconstitutionally created a private central bank. Even though Hamilton argued for the necessary and proper clause granting Congress the power to create a central bank, it was unconstitutional due to Congress' delegating a power that could not be delegated to a private entity, just as the declaration of war can't be.
It was also unconstitutional because it declared gold, silver and copper coinage lawful tender, meaning it had to be accepted for the settlement of private debts, and only the States were given such a power (not obligation), but only for gold and silver coinage.
Correction: I mean the Act in 1791, that created the First Bank of the United States, for the reason that it created a private central bank.
The Coinage Act was also unconstitutional for the lawful tender issue I mentioned.
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