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Tag: Sovereign Debt Crisis

America’s Sovereign Debt Crisis Has Already Begun

The United States has crossed a threshold that historically marked the beginning of sovereign debt crises for empires throughout history. According to newly...

Japanese Are Feeling the Economy Collapse in Real-Time

Japan spent decades trying to convince the world that endless debt, money printing, and zero interest rates could continue indefinitely without consequences. Now...

From Taxation to Confiscation

Governments always begin with taxation because it is the most straightforward and politically acceptable means of raising revenue, yet history has shown repeatedly...

France Moves Its Gold Home as the Sovereign Debt Crisis Quietly Unfolds

The Bank of France has just completed a major restructuring of its gold reserves, selling 129 tonnes of gold previously stored at the Federal Reserve Bank of New...

US Government Spending Soared 10,000% in Past Century

Government spending per person in the United States has soared nearly 10,000 percent over the last century, as reported by the Federalist. The number is staggering,...

Is the US Bailing Out Argentina?

Question: Why is the $20 billion to Argentina not mentioned in the government budget debacle? Is this not more reckless spending? Answer: It’s unclear how much of...

China Continues to Offload US Treasuries

China has been offloading its US Treasury holdings for years. Once the top holder of US debt, China cut its US Treasury holdings for the third consecutive month...

CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act and the CLARITY Act

I just signed the landmark legislation passed today by House Republicans to strengthen American crypto innovation. The CLARITY Act, GENIUS Act, and Anti-CBDC...

EU Proposed €2 Trillion Defense and Climate Budget – Another Crack in the Bloc

The European Union has just proposed a staggering €2 trillion budget over seven years, with a major focus on military defense spending. Once again, Brussels is...

Bessent Disagrees on US Credit Downgrade

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent rebuked Moody’s lowered rating of US credit from AAA to AA1. “First of all, I think that Moody’s is a lagging...