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Smith: America’s Rot and Constitutional Perversions Breeds Tyranny
In the shadow of unprecedented prosperity, America teeters on the brink of financial ruin. As of January 7th 2026, the national debt stands at a staggering $38.43 trillion, ballooning by $2.25 trillion in just the past year – or roughly … Continue reading
Gold at $5,000 is Not a Rally. It’s a Verdict!
Gold crossing $5,000 an ounce is not a technical breakout, a speculative frenzy, or a “risk-on trade.” It is a judgment. Silver pushing past $100 last week only reinforces the point. These prices are not expressions of optimism about growth … Continue reading
‘Some Form of Crisis Is Almost Inevitable‘: The $38 Trillion National Debt Will Soon Be Growing Faster Than The U.S. Economy Itself
The United States national debt has reached a precarious milestone, hitting 100% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and placing the nation on a trajectory that could trigger six distinct types of fiscal crises, according to an ominous new warning issued … Continue reading
Forget $5,000: Bank of America Sees Gold Price Hitting $6,000/oz. by Spring 2026
As markets brace for gold to hit the once-unthinkable $5,000 price level, Bank of America has raised its near-term gold target to $6,000 per ounce – the most aggressive price forecast for the yellow metal from any major institution. “History … Continue reading
Hickman: Why the Biggest “Threat to Democracy” is the US National Debt
On September 1, 1575, a royal courier from King Philip II of Spain arrived to the banking house of Niccolò de Grimaldi in Genoa. The Grimaldi bank had loaned Philip quite a sum of money, and the Italian bankers already … Continue reading
Smith: America’s Strength Lies in Rugged Individualism
This is an explanation of the difference between capitalism and collectivism that is honed more towards the average American who probably isn’t interested in specific case comparisons, charts and graphs and all the political minutiae and complexities that are so … Continue reading
1990s Supermarket Receipt Shows SHOCKING 220 Percent Price Increase on Food
A woman who found an old supermarket receipt from 1997 has left the internet stunned over how much prices have increased since then. Zoe Dippel, 24, recently came across the receipt while she was looking through some old momentos with … Continue reading
Smith ~ The Moral Asymmetry of the American Economy
It’s rather difficult to write about poverty and America’s welfare and the dynamics behind it all, since it truly isn’t simply as black and white as so many might wish for everybody to see it. Today, here in America, one … Continue reading
Garrison: A Silver Journey, a Personal Post
When I was a kid, I searched for empty Coke bottles that could be found discarded along roadsides. In the 1960s they were worth a couple of cents, and so I gathered up what I could carry and cashed them … Continue reading
People Are Giving Up Because of America’s Terrible Cost of Living
People can’t afford life anymore. Americans are feeling the full impact of the cost of living crisis as inflation, rising groceries, soaring rent, and record energy prices make daily life increasingly unaffordable. Families across America are struggling to keep up … Continue reading
