Avarice is never appeased. Greed is never satisfied and the fires that Ayn Rand inflamed will not
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DARRYL ROBERT SCHOON: Gold: Who's Selling Who's Buying Who's Lying The sharp drop in the price of gold has ignited a firestorm of buying. For 30 years, the demand for gold has exceeded the mined supply by 25%. The question, where is the gold coming from must be asked. Some believe 'Yamashita's gold', the gold stolen from China by Japan then by the US may be the source. full article...
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Dollars & Sense, Show 57: The Economic Crisis, Then and Now Since 2007, the economic collapse has continued to erode the global economy as debt is now overwhelming the ability of capitalist economies to expand. When the global economy collapses, we'll finally be free of the bankers' dream of eternal debt. full article...
Suntech - The rise and fall of China's sun king The story of an adopted son of a poor Chinese couple to a billionaire and back is a modern day morality tale. Worthy of thought and reflection.
The bankers' 300-year old paradigm of credit and debt is collapsing. Its collapse, however, is coinciding with the passing of a far older and far more fundamental paradigm - gender inequality. Yin and Yang are coming into balance.
DRSCHOON.COM features the articles of Professor A. E. Fekete of the New Austrian School of Economics, a leading expert on gold and its role in financial markets and the economy.
Gold Backwardation and the
Collapse of the Tacoma Bridge
THE DAILY BELL INTERVIEW
with Professor Antal E. Fekete
of the New Austrian School of Economics
May 5, 2013
Q. Nice to speak with you again. Let’s jump right in. Why is the price of gold declining?
A. Columbia University professor Michael Woodford, the world’s most closely followed monetary theorist said recently that if we are going to scare the horses, might as well scare them properly. He said it in an allegorical sense: loose talk about ending QE and about exit strategies are amateurish. Telling the world that central bank financing of the public debt is here to stay and that QE is forever, is professional. The allegory can be extended from fiscal policy to monetary policy as well. The demand for dollars is waning spectacularly due to its unprecedented debasement that, to add insult to injury, is done with great fanfare. The price of paper gold was declining in April because Bernanke now thinks it’s time to scare the horses properly. They have strayed too far afield to graze. They should get back to the dollar turf. full article...