12 hours ago by scythewieldor

The objective of the activists who gave the USA it’s constitution was to provide the blessings of liberty to their posterity, generations without end. That makes Ronald Reagan,who was willing to sacrifice an America where prosperity could be a general thing in order to make a place where a few could ...

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1 day ago by scythewieldor

Having established that the most compelling constitutional interest is keeping the blessings of liberty secure for future Americans, a conservative must have some ideas for strengthening what remains and restoring that which has been lost. The first thing that needs to be done is to create a 100% de ...

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1 day ago by scythewieldor

The most compelling objective of the activists who founded the united States was to secure the blessings of liberty to their posterity. In other words, if any interpretation dispensed by govenment tends to diminish the blessings of liberty available to unborn Americans, it is an unconstitutional int ...

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1 day ago by Ralph Benko

243,000 new jobs? This is more than respectable. No unseemly disparagement by Republicans welcome, nor victory lap by Democrats. A pox on both their houses. Proto-Supply Sider (who, among other things, generously cut oppressive tariffs) King Canute achieved mythic status by ordering the tide to ceas ...

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1 day ago by Bill Bonner

[1]Image via Wikipedia The price of gold shot up yesterday. Reports said investors were betting on another round of “quantitative easing,” a.k.a. money printing. But are gold buyers making a big mistake? Is history repeating itself? The New York Times suggests it is: As it was in 1980, could it be a ...

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1 day ago by Bill Bonner

The price of gold shot up yesterday. Reports said investors were betting on another round of “quantitative easing,” aka money printing. But are gold buyers making a big mistake? Is history repeating itself? The New York Times suggests it is: As it was in 1980, could it be again in 2012? The 1980 pre ...

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1 day ago by Joseph P. Farrell

As you know by now, I am a subscriber to that wonderful electronic newsletter from Great Britain, The Daily Bell, and often write and comment about their articles here, and I had to say something about this one: A Gold Standard Is Good? We note of course the story we have covered here in previous [. ...

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2 days ago by Jeffrey Tucker

Gary’s Note: What is the connection between monetary policy, the falling dollar and hope? Jeffrey Tucker explains below in today’s feature article. When National Public Radio airs a segment on the gold standard, you know that the debate over the quality of money has reached the point where it can no ...

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3 days ago by Liam_McGonagle

Yeah, volatility is usually considered a "bad thing" in economics. It's basically the chance that the dollar you leave in your wallet tonight will be worth $0.50 or $1.50 when you wake up in the morning. Makes decision making difficult if you live on a roulette table. * Excludes, when for what I hop ...

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3 days ago by babybulltwits

Gold Standard Ventures (OTCQX: GDVXF; TSX-V: GV) has three core rigs and one RC rig currently drilling at the Company’s flagship Railroad Project in the Carlin Trend focusing on the promising North Bullion Fault Zone target. Two of the core rigs are drilling with PQ core and one is continuing with r ...

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