Dubai’s debt

| December 7, 2009

The revelation of the Dubai debt moratorium sent the U.S. stock market down for a day last week. It rebounded the next day when the amount of the debt was reduced in public statements. But let’s try to go behind the TV reporting. Does anybody really know the extent of the Dubai debt obligations? Jeremy […]

Unstable debt

| December 2, 2009

Everyone (except the Left) is aware by now that there is too much debt in the world. The high relation of debt to real assets is causing every country and every sophisticated investor around the world to try to figure out how to get out of dollars and into tangible assets. This means, every smart […]

Slouching toward Copenhagen

| November 16, 2009

The climate change con job is scheduled to become international law at the Copenhagen summit in December. The globalists have been trying to take over the energy markets for decades. Their dream of huge profits and total control over the world’s economy are about to come true.

Can Iceland be saved?

| November 9, 2009

News story: McDonald’s has ceased doing business in Iceland. The Guardian considers this a “blow” to Iceland. Actually, it’s just three locations, and they will be reopening minus the McDonald’s name.

Global Impact Investing Network

| November 3, 2009

The global elites are linking their foundations and their banks into a capital pool that will direct their future investments. RogueGovernment has the story. This group will invest in global green initiatives, meaning, they will profit from the carbon trading schemes. These elite opinion makers are in bed with the UN, the WHO, and other […]

Spain’s solar experiment

| October 24, 2009

Solar energy is great, right? It’s clean energy, and it’s almost free, right? Well, not exactly. There is a small market for solar energy, but the Green Nazis want to make this market into a government-subsidized market to accelerate development of the solar industry. The Left always thinks this way. You have noticed that none […]

How to interpret trends

| October 16, 2009

Economic observers are split into two camps, doomsday prophets and cheerful global recoverists. We expect an unpredictable middle path with surprises, some ugly. We are less certain about the economy than we are about the global socialist takeover, which appears inevitable. Orient your thinking toward both scenarios and weigh your options from your unique position. […]