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Common Knowledge Alert! The Covid Narratives Are Crumbling

The Covid narratives are falling apart and it feels as if a dam is about to burst. Couple that to stubborn and punishing inflation and there’s plenty for the average person to feel angry about. At times like these, sometimes a few sacrificial people have to be tossed under the bus…

Common Knowledge Alert! The Covid Narratives Are Crumbling

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How Much Has the Government Fudged the Reported Numbers of Public Companies?

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The question isn’t “has the government caused private companies to misstate their financial returns” but “how much has this happened?” Does this help us to explain the mysterious $700 billion federal deficit gap for 2024? Does it help us to understand why the “”markets”” have been behaving the way they have?

How Much Has the Government Fudged the Reported Numbers of Public Companies?

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Money, Secrecy, and Power: How Deep Does This Secret Government Program Go?

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How deep does the rabbit hole go? We know that the government has granted itself the unconstitutional “right” to outright lie on its mandated public financial spending reporting, but does that extend further? And if so, what are the implications?

Money, Secrecy, and Power: How Deep Does This Secret Government Program Go?

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Part 8: Financial System Fragility and Wall Street Skimming

The financial system has evolved into a highly efficient machine…for skimming profits and using opaque complexities to hide the sheer magnitude of the operation. Sure, we get cheaper trades on a per trade basis, but with billions of trades the tiny slices add up. Importantly, the system has a number of weak points about which every investors and financial profession should be aware.

Part 8: Financial System Fragility and Wall Street Skimming

Responses and Risks to the Fragile Financial System

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What would happen to our financial system during a grid down event or, worse, during an electromagnetic event that might cause data loss requiring disaster recovery efforts to resume operations? Obviously the impacts could be large. Let’s explore this together…

Responses and Risks to the Fragile Financial System

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Gold’s Breakout : Cause for Cheer or Concern?

Every investor needs to carefully consider the implications of gold’s recent breakout. It all began on Feb 28th, 2022 when the US seized Russia’s sovereign assets. The rest of the world seems to be saying “message received!” and this will greatly complicate an already precarious US fiscal situation.

Gold’s Breakout : Cause for Cheer or Concern?

Why I’m Anticipating a Financial Attack

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What’s next? I strongly suspect a profound financial disruption initiated by The East as a means of protecting their interests and opening the way to a new multi-polar world. Why do I think this? The price of gold and its behavior since Feb 28, 2022.

Why I’m Anticipating a Financial Attack

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Insanity! Israel Bombs an Embassy, Kills Aid Workers

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Israel bombs and embassy killing 8. Scotland passes ridiculous ‘hate laws.’ The UK demands that every backyard chicken be registered with the state. What do these things all have in common?

Insanity! Israel Bombs an Embassy, Kills Aid Workers

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Israel bombs and embassy killing 8. Scotland passes ridiculous ‘hate laws.’ The UK demands that every backyard chicken be registered with the state. What do these things all have in common?

What Is Even Worth Saving?

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Name me an institution that is not comprehensively failing their stated mission? Harvard and education? The DoD and actual national security? The Fed and a functional monetary system? Congress and serving the people? How about the FDA and the objective fact that the population it allegedly serves has never been less nutritionally healthy or suffering from more self-inflicted pharmaceutical harms?

What Is Even Worth Saving?

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TGT Episode 7: Does SIPC Really Protect My Stock and Bond Portfolio?

I have some good news and some bad news. SIPC ‘insurance’ coverage for your brokerage portfolio operates reasonably well (that’s the good news) but is woefully undercapitalized for a true financial crisis. How much it may or may not cover is far more difficult to unearth than it should be. Here’s what you need to know.