Blog/World Events
Obama Is Targeting Your Retirement Accounts
Presidential approval ratings show that Obama now enjoys the status of a lower approval rating than George W. Bush, and that is really saying something. Obama is [...]
Read More
Summers Blames People Who Save
We are simply drowning with people in charge who have no real world experience. According to the former US Treasury Secretary and Harvard economist Larry Summers [...]
Read More
Tax Rebellion in Denmark?
In Fredensborg, Denmark, ten official cars from the Tax Administration Office were set on fire and destroyed overnight in a protest. Police received notification [...]
Read More
Distinguishing the Three Flavors of the Debt Crisis
Not all debt has the same economic effect, for like ice cream, there are at least three basic flavors: If someone borrows to create a business, this is the most [...]
Read More
The Fed & Interest Rates: The Nightmare That Will Not End Nicely
QUESTION: Mr Armstrong; You have written that the Federal Reserve remains on track to raise interest rates later this year and this will accelerate the capital [...]
Read More
Municipals Squeezed Between Feds & State
In response to questions from a major U.S. city and the debt crisis, I will not mention the names for this is sensitive and highly political. I have decided to [...]
Read More
Global Warming Stopped 16 Years Ago
The Daily Mail released the numbers, showing all along that this idea of global warming has been just a natural cycle. London used to be horrible to live in during [...]
Read More
Why Negative Interest Rates Invite a Dark Age
The quest to eliminate cash is all about Negative Interest Rates for as long as cash exists, people would withdraw their money from banks and stuff it in a [...]
Read More
FIFA & U.S. Law
The greatest exports of the United States have been McDonalds, blue jeans, rock ‘n’ roll, and of course laws that they stretch to worldwide jurisdiction. All [...]
Read More
EU Looking at Consolidating All Member Debt – Is It Too Late?
The European Union (EU) is now looking at consolidating all member debt, which is what they should have done from the start. The question remains – Is it too late [...]
Read More
