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When people ask, "Who is the 'they' pulling the strings on world events and the direction of money and power?" Journalist, lecturer and founder of the 'Canadian Patriot Review,' Matthew Ehret sheds light...
JP Cortez is the Executive Director of the Sound Money Defense League, a nationally renowned policy group known for its fervent commitment to advocating for a stable and constitutional monetary system.
On this week's episode, Peter covered a record setting week for gold and a stellar week for silver. With the metals nearly cresting $2800 and $35, respectively, Peter sees this price action as confirmation that the Fed's recent rate cuts are a mi
"No evil dooms us hopelessly except the evil we love, and desire to continue in, and make no effort to escape from." – George Eliot
In the 2020 election, an interesting candidate made his way onto the scene for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination: Andrew Yang. Yang made a splash in particular for his promise to give everyone $1,000.
The BRICS nations (originally Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) are meeting in Russia this week, and many alternative economics writers are making much of how these nations will be working hard to replace the dollar, but it is really now
One of the main reasons why Americans are in such a foul mood right now is because the economy is in really bad shape and it just keeps getting worse.
The global Covid response was the turning point in public trust, economic vitality, citizen health, free speech, literacy, religious and travel freedom, elite credibility, demographic longevity, and so much more.
Many people oppose the free market because it leads to inequality of wealth and income. It is unfair, they say, that some people have vastly more money than others.
Many people consider a monopoly to be any business with a high market share. But the historical definition is rather different.
Unsustainable deficits and galloping debt levels, combined with a crumbling military, are the perfect recipe for the end of an Empire.
Many citizens want more government control of the economy to curb rising prices. It is the worst strategy imaginable.
In times of disaster and destruction, a common narrative often emerges that rebuilding efforts will lead to economic growth. The idea that repairing damage and replacing destroyed goods creates jobs that spur consumption and stimulate economic activi
Goodbye Digital, Hello Physical
Jp Cortez, executive director of the Sound Money Defense League, recently joined Jon Forrest Little on SilverWars to discuss states releasing gold and silver from state taxation across the country.
Sowell has an amazing ability to communicate timeless truths succinctly.
What did people do with the extra time they got from working less? In short, the answer is, they relaxed.
That most of us live in a low-value, low-trust economy of shoddy goods and services hidden beneath high-tech frictionless, faceless transactions is not recognized.
Like waves on the ocean, countries tend to go through economic cycles.
Over the past century, monetary systems change about every 30–40 years on average. Before 1914, the global monetary system was based on the classical gold standard.
As should be evident by now, Donald Trump is about 90% bombast and 10% substance when it comes to policy matters.
This year is shaping up to be one of the most legislatively successful in U.S. sound money history.
Analyst and financial writer John Rubino has long warned of a massive financial crisis.
There are a lot of economic concepts people get wrong. Here are some of the most common missteps.
Yesterday Peter joined Michael Gayed and Will Rhind on the Lead-Lag Report. They cover a variety of topics, including the future of the dollar, China's role in the economy, the prospects of war in the Middle East, and gold's path to a $3000 price
Sabrina Carpenter has been a star since she was 12, staring on Disney's Girl Meets World. Now she's a singer and, I've heard, she has broken records set by the Beatles. She's recorded a catchy cover of Nancy Sinatra's 1965 hit "These Boot
Peter recently joined Francis Hunt on his Youtube channel, The Market Sniper, for an interview. Throughout the course of their conversation, they cover the future of gold, destructive campaign promises made by Kamala Harris, soaring deficit figures,
Can you live without a bank? Absolutely. I keep only enough in my bank to cover bills and rely on alternative currencies like precious metals, goldbacks, and privacy coins for the rest.
Tune in for the second week of the 45-Day Exit and Build Challenge!
I have been intrigued by the significant increase in global liquidity during 2024, driven by extensive money printing and debt expansion, and how it impacts Bitcoin's price.
