An article by Jeff Thomas, feature writer for Strategic Wealth Preservation, Doug Casey’s International Man and 321gold.com As an increasing number of people realise that their home country is becoming a liability to them, the most common question I hear from them is, “What do I have to do to remain where I am and…
Like So Much Mulberry Bark
In 1260, Kublai Khan created the first unified fiat currency. The jiaochao was made from the inner layer of the bark of the mulberry tree. It’s of interest that the mulberry tree was quite common in Mongolia.
Should You Be Worried?
Governments, particularly in the First World countries, are headed in a decidedly totalitarian direction and the frequency and magnitude of the changes being implemented are on the increase.
Seventeen-Year Locusts and Eighty-Year Wokists
We’re in for a long and painful period, as in all wars in which humanity itself is the intended victim.
What Would Be the Aftermath of a Globalist Failure?
Internal collapse may arguably be a good way to introduce a totalitarian rule to the US, but it’s not a viable means to remain a global leader afterward.
Falling from Grace
The US has reached the classic stage when it has become a reckless bully and its support structure of allies has begun to de-couple as a result.
The Dynamics of a Riot
The Dynamics of a Riot – Precious Metals International, Ltd.
An article by: Jeff Thomas.
GIVE ME LIBERTY OR GIVE ME DEBT!
As Patrick Henry stated in 1977, “GIVE ME LIBERTY OR GIVE ME DEBT!” has now more meaning for American economy when it was first pronounced.
Where’s Your Loyalty?
By Jeff Thomas, Feature Writer for Doug Casey’s International Man and Strategic Wealth Preservation Recently, after reading an essay of mine, a reader angrily questioned my loyalty to the USA. My immediate reaction was that I’m not a US citizen. I therefore tend to observe the US dispassionately, just as I’d observe any of the…
Tax Havens and the Greedy Rich
Additionally, the world is looking at large-scale, international economic collapse in the relatively near future. What part will this play in the OECD’s efforts?