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Category Archives: Out of The Past ~ The Archival Edition
The Federal Reserve Cartel: The Eight Families Who OWN the USA
The rise of BIS, IMF and the World Bank Companies under Rockefeller control include Exxon Mobil, Chevron Texaco, BP Amoco, Marathon Oil, Freeport McMoran, Quaker Oats, ASARCO, United, Delta, Northwest, ITT, International Harvester, Xerox, Boeing, Westinghouse, Hewlett-Packard, Honeywell, International Paper, … Continue reading
Don’t put that money in your mouth, you don’t know where…
Filthy Lucre: Cash Poses MAJOR Bio Hazard The magazine was DISCOVER, October 1998. The entire magazine was devoted to the scientific study of money including a historical, and anthropological view.
Rich Man, Poor Man, Beggar Man, THIEF!
What you are about to read, takes me back to the year 2000, as I studied and compiled information and data for weeks in preparation for another of my lengthy broadcast marathons – one which in fact was eventually presented … Continue reading
Behold! A Trojan Horse ~ ‘Lessons From The Great Depression‘
I know you, like me, have parents or grandparents that lived through the Great Depression and will never forget it. Ever since, they saw saving money as absolutely essential. This was even more true for my homesteading grandparents whose very … Continue reading
Introduction ~ BEWARE: The Ide(a)s of ‘Rare Coin’ Dealers
An expose’ of the Pirates of the precious-metals underworld and how you can truly protect your ass-ets – from them! What you about to read is excerpted from a a series of emails, which I began to receive on the … Continue reading
Greenspan Sneezes, Market Crapped! ~ Coping in a Bear Market
There are times that we review the past of our archive columns, and it is no surprise that little has changed. Greenspan still lives, but has been replaced with several weak idiots. But then the man himself was not perfect … Continue reading
Thomas Paine on Paper Money
I remember a German farmer expressing as much in a few words as the whole subject requires; “money is money, and paper is paper.” All the invention of man cannot make them otherwise. The alchemist may cease his labors, and … Continue reading
‘Mask of Dimitrios‘
“For money, some men will allow the innocent to hang. They will turn traitor… they will lie, cheat, steal and they will kill. They appear brilliant, charming and generous! But they are deadly! Such are men as Dimitrios.” Americans, living … Continue reading
Cost of Living in George Washington’s Time
~ The Forefathers’ Finances ~ Many of us might be understandably guilty of viewing life in 18th-century America through a lens that only consists of tricornered hats, lots of tea and Mel Gibson single-handedly altering the course of the American … Continue reading
We’ve Become A Nation Of Takers, Not Makers
More Americans work for the government than in manufacturing, farming, fishing, forestry, mining and utilities combined. If you want to understand better why so many states–from New York to Wisconsin to California–are teetering on the brink of bankruptcy, consider this … Continue reading
