Politicians can only do two things: cause problems and spend money. With the new debt plan, they’re doing both. I don’t generally like to bring up politics here, but even a buffoon can see the idiocy in what has been … Continue reading →
Is the FedGov starting to confiscate gold from citizens? Rare ‘Double Eagle’ Gold Coins Ruled Property of U.S., Not Collector’s Family A US mint gold coin is pictured in this undated file photo. (Tim Hawley/Getty Images) Share Comments Print … Continue reading →
Homemade Gold Panning Just in case it becomes a necessity. Remember, they had to do it in Zimbabwe (their government also printed money at record-brealing levels). … Continue reading →
With gold hitting new all-time highs yesterday in dollars, euros and pounds, today King World News interviewed legendary trader Jim Sinclair and Dan Norcini to get their take on where things stand in the gold market. When Sinclair was asked … Continue reading →
Apologies for my lack of podcasts lately. I’ve been terribly busy and haven’t been able to find time to get these pushed out. So instead of sitting on them any longer, I’m just going to release all of them now. … Continue reading →
This weekend I went to the local Honeyville Farms retail store to pick up some items. When I was last there a couple of weeks ago, the 50 lb. bags of wheat were $13.49. I was quite shocked to see … Continue reading →
Food Companies Warily Try to Pass Along Higher Costs – WSJ.com An inflationary tide is beginning to ripple through America’s supermarkets and restaurants, threatening to end the tamest year of food pricing in nearly two decades. Prices of staples including … Continue reading →
One in Four Americans Is Enrolled in a Government Food Program – ABC News The United States is increasingly a safety-net nation, with one in four Americans now enrolled in one of the 15 federal feeding programs. Forty-two million people … Continue reading →
I’ve been saying for a couple of years now that we’re looking at a global food crisis and with it, much higher food prices. That’s without an economic collapse. When the economy goes belly up, food prices are going … Continue reading →
?(Listen to The Preparedness Podcast on any of your favorite audio players. Find us in iTunes here: Preparedness Podcast iTunes Link</a> or go to PrepCast.info for direct links to the audio files.) ?Perspectives on America, Short Takes on Wealth … Continue reading →
