Is World War 3 an inevitable outcome of the current financial system?
Capitalist Eric thinks so . It comes down to a few simple points, which I’ve explained several times over, …
Capitalist Eric thinks so . It comes down to a few simple points, which I’ve explained several times over, …
Two years ago I postulated : We've seen in the past how reliable private sources such as Shadowstats an…
The New York Post warns: " Remote work could cost Americans their jobs within decade, experts say &qu…
That's the position of Neil Oliver, whom we've met in these pages on many previous occasions. I th…
Yesterday I put up an article titled " Vehicle sales as a bellwether for the economy ". Reader An…
... remind me very uncomfortably of an older evil. The highest inflation rate since the Carter administrati…
That's how Michael Yon views the sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines near Germany a few days ago. He…
E. M. Smith has some cogent thoughts on the matter. Two different car traders saying cars are not selling …
This graphic popped up on MeWe yesterday evening. I can't link directly to the post concerned. Clicki…
We've heard from investment guru John Mauldin in these pages on several previous occasions. He's …
It seems that economist Paul Krugman penned some thoughts about English food following a visit to that sce…
... because the cost of living there is going through the roof. Reuters reports that last month, German p…
Divemedic has many years of experience working in the US hospital system. He offers this insight about wha…
Many readers may not have paid much attention to the meeting last week of the Shanghai Cooperation Organiza…
Those of us who've lived in high-inflation societies are watching what's happening today in the USA…
For those unfamiliar with the use of a canary in a coal mine as a safety device, you can read more about it…
It's hard for us in the USA to imagine what it's like for industries in Europe right now, with the …