Blog/World Events
Hunter Biden Countersues Laptop Repair Shop Owner
Computer repair shop owner John Paul Mac Isaac was in the wrong place at the wrong time. He found the horrendous, unspeakable content on Hunter Biden’s laptop [...]
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The Decline & Fall of the United States
COMMENT: Hi Marty, Seems to me the Democrats are following the time honored practice South American governments have resorted to in recent years when one party [...]
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Alvan Bragg & the Destruction of the United States
If Donald Trump is arrested or even indicted by this personally motivated prosecutor in New York City, this is not just un-American for the ruling party to use [...]
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WOKE Culture is Destroying the Economy & our Nation
The collapse of Credit Swiss as well as SVB, Signature, and more to come, have a common theme – the FAILURE of RISK MANAGEMENT. When we look closer at the [...]
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We Are in the COMPLEXITY & The Collapse of International Law
We are in the middle of a convergence of so many crises it is hard to keep track. The SWAMP in Washington has always been out of control. There is even a [...]
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Yellen Casts Doubt of Covering All Depositors
We have a serious problem here. Depositors in a bank are NOT risking their money as an investor in a hedge fund. They expect honesty and stability. If the [...]
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What Reagan Would NOT Do
America should violate international law to begin World War III, or as Senator Lindsey Graham worded it: “We should hold accountable and say that if you ever get [...]
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Financial Crisis of 2023
QUESTION #1: Marty, I think your warning about the collapse of leadership in government and the private sector rings true as Ken Griffin, the founder of hedge fund [...]
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PRIVATE BLOG – The Fed, QE & China
PRIVATE BLOG – The Fed, QE & China Private blog posts are exclusively available to Socrates subscribers. To sign-up for Socrates or to learn more, please [...]
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Cash Not Accepted
There once was a time when cash was the undisputed king. Merchants preferred cash payments over credit, and there were often incentives for paying with paper. I [...]
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