Sierra Madre Precious Metals

The Dow was down 666 points on Friday [and lot’s more on Monday – Ed.]. Was that the Illuminati’s signal for things to come? After all, they delight in telling the masses what they’ll do to them—especially using numerology. Continue reading →

“C’mon T.C. – let’s git the gold out their teeth!” ~ Strother Martin, The Wild Bunch, Dir. Sam Peckinpah; Warner Bros, 1969

Miss the special fer the week? Well it’s too bad pardner, ’cause it was a pow’rful load o’ goods fer the money… but it don’t matter no-how. Me an’ the boys ain’t even been loadin’ nuthin’ on this here web-site. Dobbsey is still out with Gold Tooth, an’ I think that they are up to something no-good, but me an’ Curtin are out at the mines, diggin’ out a new load o’ goods. We oughtta be back soon, with somethin’ good fer y’all.

An’ I’ma gonna tell ya’ pardner – we got better than them ol’ Bitsy coins – this here’s the REAL stuff!

C’mon back, if’n ya don’t wanta miss out on somethin’ special from the Sierra Madres. Gotta watch out fer them bandidos in the three piece suits.

…and Say pardner – we’ll be startin’ to load this here blog over the next couple o’ days – so ya’ll come back now…

Howard

30% to 50% price drops in a matter of days and the loss of $300 billion in value is quite a knock for a market that was not meant to be in a speculative bubble.

In just 36 hours the cryptocurrency market has managed to make a fair few people feel very nervous as they watched crypto currency prices fall very sharply. Continue reading →

Every year the U.S. federal government collects more than $3 trillion in taxes, and almost half of that comes from you and me.

Every year the U.S. federal government collects more than $3 trillion in taxes, and almost half of that comes from you and me, the individual income taxpayers. These are the taxes that come out of your paycheck or maybe you pay quarterly. Either way—it’s a lot of money, so it’s worth learning more about! So here are five things you didn’t know about the individual income tax: Continue reading →

Class Struggle and Imperial Wars as the Motor Force of US History

Introduction
The American welfare state was created in 1935 and continued to develop through 1973. Since then, over a prolonged period, the capitalist class has been steadily dismantling the entire welfare state. Continue reading →

We are facing an education crisis in this country

While the value of continued education after high school is undeniable, our nation’s singular focus remains on the necessity of traditional four-year degrees, which come at a soaring cost to students and their families.

For many students, a classic bachelor’s degree earned at a brick-and-ivy university is a worthwhile investment that provides the necessary knowledge to succeed in their given field post-graduation. But that is certainly not the case for all students.
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