Blog/Europe’s Economic History
Jewish Bankers vs. All Bankers
Since Jews founded Goldman Sachs, some people assume that qualifies it as a Jewish bank, which makes it evil. I think it should be pointed out that Hank Paulson, [...]
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Is There a Way Out of this Mess?
QUESTION: Marty Thanks for bringing such clear view of what is happening, but please, come to us with an “ideal solution”. I fully agree with your [...]
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Britain Seizing Pension Funds?
I have been warning that Chancellor George Osborne is probably going to go down in history as the man who destroys what is left of the British empire. He has [...]
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Alternative Currencies of the Great Depression
QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong, have you ever heard of a short lived Wörgl Experiment in Austria? It was shut down by the Austrian Central Bank they say because it [...]
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Money: What Is It? What is Interest? What is the Wealth of a Nation?
Angela Merkel and IMF chief Christine Lagarde can laugh it up as Europe burns down. The whole crisis stems from antiquated ideas that center on what money actually [...]
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Farage on Europe at the Heritage Foundation
Nigel Farage may be the only practical politician these days because he came from the trading sector. He explains the Euro-Project and its failures. He makes it [...]
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Margaret Thatcher Was the ONLY Head of State Who Saw the Risk of the Euro
Let’s face reality. Margaret Thatcher was a polarizing figure for most in Britain failed to understand what she really was trying to accomplish. Her whole [...]
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There is Only One Way Out For Greece
Brussels has been dead wrong. The stupid idea that the euro will bring stability and peace, as it was sold from the outset, has migrated to European domination as [...]
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The Dream of the Euro – Misinformed Politicians
On April 23, 1998, Helmut Kohl addressed the Bundestag concerning the introduction of the euro. In a solemn and statesmanlike manner, the prosperity of the [...]
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Merkel’s Amnesia: What Goes Around Does Not Always Come Around
Merkel is obsessed with the German hyperinflation (which leads to demands for austerity) and assumes that her personal promise that Greece will be made to pay back [...]
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