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 →
In part one, we just finished talking about reducing your material footprint, so that you start to wean yourself from the “luxury must-haves” that you consume now. This also goes for any vices you have. The sudden withdrawal from nicotine, … Continue reading →
Undoubtedly, you’ve seen the recent shakeup in the news on how the Fed is thinking about tightening up the free money they’ve been handing out to bankers. The purpose of all this printed money, we were told, was to give … Continue reading →
I’m not sure what’s going on, as I haven’t had a chance to check the news. Though I’m not sure there would be any quite yet, as it just happened. On my Mac, I have Dashboard Widgets that keep tabs … Continue reading →
This is one of those “shoes” that we have been waiting to drop. The rest of the world is fed up with our monetary policies and the inflation that we’re exporting. While small countries can’t do much about it, the … Continue reading →
What Was The QE3 Announcement – What Does It Mean? Here is what the Fed announced: The central bank will buy $40 billion of mortgage-backed securities a month, and is willing to take more action if the labor market doesn’t improve, … Continue reading →
Here’s a recipe for disaster: “ the Fed will keep injecting money into the economy until growth picks up and unemployment starts dropping significantly.” QE1 and QE2 didn’t work, so now we need QE3. You would think that they’d learn, but … Continue reading →
Are you ready for food shortages? Record heat and drought killing crops… Drought pains & market moves Crop conditions are the worst they’ve been in decades. USDA recognized at least part of that likely slash in crop output in its … Continue reading →
This is the sort of thing I was talking about in a previous post. The jobs data is skewed to look better than it is because we don’t want any investors to get spooked and crash the markets. As preppers, … Continue reading →
Another indicator that the economy is still weak and faltering. No matter what people are saying, rising unemployment is a bad sign. U.S. Adds 163,000 Jobs In July; Unemployment Rate Rises To 8.3% All of the news articles on this … Continue reading →
