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Mark Blyth: You have to go back quite a way to get to the roots of this. You almost have to go back to the origins of capitalism itself. Go back to the time of John Locke and the English Revolution back in the 17th century; what you have is a bunch o

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http://www.lewrockwell.com-Charles Hugh Smith

Given the presumed 17% expansion of the global economy since 2009, the tiny increases in production could not possibly flood the world in oil unless demand has cratered.

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http://www.zerohedge.com, by Erico Matia

It has been centuries since the Portuguese last dominated the world's seaways, but in glancing over recent headlines one would be forgiven for thinking that their pirates are still running around.

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arclein

It's preposterous. Mises was monumental, and his works deserve to be studied and learned throughout a lifetime. He wasn't just one thing: he was a human being with changing views, moods, missteps and corrections, contributions that have been lost

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November 16th, 2014 has been called, "the day money died." In any case, it may have been the day deposits died as money. Unlike coins and paper bills, which cannot be written down or given a "haircut,"...

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During the American Economic Depression of the 1930's, some bank deposits were devalued by 40%. In simple terms, this meant that deposits valued at $1,000 were deemed to be worth only $600. A plan agreed at the G20 Summit

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