Owning gold makes us less vulnerable to centralized dependency.
John Aziz of azizonomics.com recently wrote a post about how the centralization of the global economy puts us all at risk. Here is a quote from his post: “Centralisation concentrates decision-making. Centralisation acts as a transmission mechanism to transmit and amplify the effects of centralised decisions throughout a system. This means that when bad decisions …
Why the 0.1% don’t want you to own gold.
By the 0.1% I mean, of course, the ultra-wealthy. This is not the same group as the 1%. The 0.1% play at an entirely different level. These are the folks who are worth hundreds of millions of dollars, and sometimes billions. They use their money to buy influence at every level of government. Their financial …
Ben Bernanke can’t print gold. Thank goodness.
As you know, Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, recently outlined his plan for ongoing quantitative easing with QE3. Basically the Fed will keep printing money, pass it down the line to the banks, and then hope it will stimulate some positive economic activity on Main Street. Will it work? Probably not. But we’ll …
Owning gold keeps you independent of a system that controls you.
How dependent are you on your government? How dependent are you on big business for your health, your food, your home and your major utilities? The more dependent you are, the more vulnerable you are. And that’s just how the government and big business like it. They want you to be dependent on them. …
China is buying hundreds of tons of gold. Here is why…
In an earlier post I wrote about how Central Banks around the world have been busy buying gold bullion. I also mentioned that in China consumer demand for gold is down. And that’s true. Consumer demand for gold in China has fallen because their economy is facing some turmoil of its own. Working people have …