Natural disasters are familiar aspects of our geographical, social, and cultural landscape — but that doesn’t mean that they are any less impactful for their prevalence. In fact, their familiarity makes them more so. Our news feeds are filled … Continue reading →
Another listener, Richard, wrote in: Perhaps you can answer this question about precious metals and bugging out. Let’s say you need to bug out of the country. Would American Gold Eagles still be valuable outside of the United States or … Continue reading →
Listener John wrote to ask: I was recently listening to [your podcast about preparing] for a financial collapse [or] economic collapse by having cash on hand, gold and silver, and buying goods. My question is this. I am a business owner … Continue reading →
I’ve talked to a lot of people about why it’s important to own gold and silver, yet I find that most people don’t fully grasp why. Many of the opponents to owning precious metals for preparedness reasons often cite that … Continue reading →
Published on Sovereign Man: Internationalization, Offshore Business, Global Opportunities, Self-Sufficiency and Freedom // visit site July 29, 2013 Kiev, Ukraine Here’s a question– if you’re in the Land of the Free, do you think those green pieces of paper in … Continue reading →
Published on The American Dream // visit site Is the paper gold scam about to be brutally crushed by a crippling shortage of physical gold? If so, what will that do to global financial markets? According to the Reserve Bank of India, “the … Continue reading →
Published on OfTwoMinds blog, The individual with complete control of all his assets is the only truly wealthy person in a kleptocracy. Correspondent Jeff W. recently posed a deeply insightful question: are we investing or are we really just trying to … Continue reading →
Published on Zero Hedge // visit site Follow ZeroHedge in Real-Time on FinancialJuice This fall, the US government might go the very same way as Detroit and end up filing for chapter-11 help. In other words, it will end up asking itself … Continue reading →
Published on InvestmentWatch // visit site by Charles Hugh-Smith Purchasing power and exposure to real costs are more realistic measures of inflation than the consumer price index. That the official rate of inflation doesn’t reflect reality is easily intuited by … Continue reading →
