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The Legend Of Bagger Obama

“… you don’t ever know where he comes from or where he’s going.” It is 2008. An unknown figure steps from the mist. No one knows his background. There is no birth certificate. No college transcripts or other records. No known friends. No apparent experience. A virtual blank slate stares at you. Are you watching [...]

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Free Markets Don’t End Like This

“My long view for the US is high inflation which will not show up in the government’s fraudulent statistics, along with a declining standard of living, increasing decay and ultimately leading to chaos, societal and government collapse in the US within a decade or two, maybe sooner.” Craig Harris The following article will seem extreme [...]

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Casey on Government as Gorilla

Casey Research provided the following in an email. Doug Casey is a savvy guy as is David Einhorn who is quoted below. For investors, this might be a good read. At least it should cause you to examine your own investment assumptions. The Gorilla Trade Dear Reader, It has become common for governments to levy [...]

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Rosenberg is Right-On, Again

Image via Wikipedia Rosenberg is Right-On. Here is his daily email with links to the full piece. The only part that I might take issue with is his contrarian play on T-bonds. The emboldening was added by me. Breakfast with Dave Read full article (PDF 902KB) Read summary (PDF 427KB)  TO READ ARTICLES, MAY BE [...]

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U.S. Government’s Road to Perdition

Image by Francisco Diez via Flickr James Quinn has posted another very informative piece. It is especially useful for those who don’t comprehend the degrees of financial chicanery and deceit to which our politicians have resorted . The article will also enable you to understand the mathematical impossibility of the Federal Government honoring its social [...]

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