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What the Federal Reserve and the United States government have done over the last fifteen years, and to a slightly less obscene degree for the last century, is to distort this relationship by creating money from nothing.
The fiat money system will not disappear just like that. Any expectations or hopes to that end should be tempered.
Fiat money is intrinsically worthless and yet people still value it. Where does this value come from?
It's a perfect time to do something really stupid, like offering zero percent down payments on mortgages.
We all know the problem with fiat currency: the temptation to print more currency is irresistible, but ultimately destructive.
Joining us today is Aaron Day, a liberty activist who hasn't used fiat currency since 2019. James and Aaron discuss the biggest threat to human liberty and the Manhattan Project that Aaron is proposing to come up with a solution for those looking t
We are being destroyed in America by central bankers and inflation
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We need to start thinking outside the current system, which has no solutions.
Today, states across the country are beginning to actively embrace pro-sound-money legislation, inviting a critical examination of how America abandoned the gold standard of money and racked up $34.5 trillion in debt.
Bitcoin has been touted as the solution to monetary debasement, but what is debasement really, and where does it come from?
It's that time of year when market junkies start to build their list of top trade ideas for 2024.
Debt literally takes down empires. The U.S. government was never meant to be a militarized empire, since freedom and empire are mutually exclusive. But alas, the decisions to become an empire were made before any of us were born. In typical fashion,
The day of reckoning for unproductive credit is in sight.
This past weekend, the world witnessed absolute barbarism play out as Hamas agents brutally targeted Israeli civilians.
Tesla and Spacex CEO Elon Musk believes that fiat currency is a scam that is so normalized that we don't even realize that it's a scam.
Gold is nature's money.
Many businesses take payment only by card or phone, but a pro-cash movement is urging people to 'Resist! Defy! Don't comply!'
The entire financial system will soon be OBSOLETE
The United States once had the finest monetary system in history. It was a system that the U.S. Constitution established. It was a system in which the official money of the United States consisted of gold coins and silver coins.
The unencumbered realist concludes that there are no solutions within a status quo structure that is itself the problem.
Governments with the power to print money on a whim can avoid accountability and pursue corrupt agendas.
Any suggestion of returning the monetary system to a gold standard is immediately met with howls of protest. "It's impossible!" were told.
As told in the movie The Big Short, a group of hedge fund managers who saw the housing crash coming used Credit Default Swaps (CDS) to make a fortune.
In 1739, Benjamin Franklin sought to tackle the issue of counterfeit money in America, using a printing press and leaves to create unique raised patterns on the colonial notes.
Here is analysis that makes that case that collapse of the FTX exchange and the FTT token ponzi is a faster version of what will happen to the japanese Yen and the UK Pound.
The current monetary system is on its way out.
Money is one of the most misunderstood topics of our time, and we're seeing the implications of this play out every day.
The Federal Reserve was no doubt troubled by July's decline in the US unemployment rate to 4.5 percent and increase in job openings to 11.2 million.