Category Archives: The Mine or the Shaft

The worst has yet to come for the real estate market as home-mortgage delinquencies surged to their highest level in nine years as the virus-induced economic downturn continues to crush household finances. Property research firm Black Knight Inc. reports total … Continue reading →

The coronavirus was a heck of a cover for the Federal Reserve’s failings, and the riots are laying even more cover for what’s to come. While the masses focus on what’s happening on the surface, the real criminals laugh at … Continue reading →

“If getting drunk was how people forgot they were mortal, then hangovers were how they remembered.” ~ Matt Haig, The Humans “In the field of monetary and credit policy, precautionary action to prevent inflationary excesses is bound to have some … Continue reading →

Editor’s NOTE: Readers – I know that in time it will be here – not more printing or minting of US “money.” THIS is how THEY are going to control us. I have been warning our readers and listeners of … Continue reading →

…in Fact, Things Will Soon Get Even Worse! 2020 has been quite a year so far. It has been one nightmare after another, and yet the economic optimists continue to insist that economic activity will soon snap back to normal … Continue reading →

…and THIS is how you are supposed to feed your family?

Don’t forget a vegetable and salad-fixins and potato dish – and oh yeah – a bottle of wine – add sales tax and Corono-virus surcharge – and it will cost you probably 7 ounces of silver – which is also … Continue reading →

Do you wonder why the media wants you panicked about the food supply and why farms are slaughtering and aborting animals? Bill Gates and food giant Tyson have both heavily backed lab-grown meat research. The death and destruction and economic … Continue reading →

With its $700 billion bond-buying expansion in response to the COVID crisis, the Federal Reserve has thrust itself into the limelight. Like a sixteen-year-old with a credit card, the Fed is salivating over what money-printing powers it shall seize next. … Continue reading →

For those of you that were expecting just a “deep recession”, I am afraid that you are going to be very disappointed. It took years for the U.S. economy to fully unravel in the 1930s, but now we have witnessed … Continue reading →