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The Coming of the Roman Tax Collectors.

The Coming of the Roman Tax Collectors

Jeff Thomas’s article parallels the decline of the Roman Empire with current economic trends. He highlights how excessive taxation and government spending led to economic migration and deterioration in Rome. The same issues, he argues, are evident today with increasing entitlements, debt, and restrictions. Early exiters from these systems typically fare better.

The Frogs Will Boil Themselves

The Frogs Will Boil Themselves

Jeff Thomas’ article uses the “boiling frog” fable to illustrate how gradual removal of freedoms through media campaigns can lead Americans to willingly diminish their own rights, particularly regarding the Second Amendment. He warns that manipulating public opinion could ultimately result in a Constitutional Review that would undermine the Constitution and increase government power.

How Close Should Your Wealth Be?

How Close Should Your Wealth Be?

Recently, an eminent gold adviser whom I know and have a high regard for, stated that holders of precious metals would be well-served by keeping their metals in a remote location, saying, “distance equals security.” (He lives in the US and recommends storage in New Zealand, as it’s as far away from him as possible.)