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Here’s a neat party trick, explain how gold prices can go up during deflation. Of all the trends of the past five years, this has been the hardest to explain to folks who listen and watch our radio and TV shows.
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I am often asked why I don’t own any real estate. In a world ravaged by climate change it is going to be increasingly difficult to keep one step ahead of environmental catastrophe and the increasing problem of ‘climate change immigrants’ numbering in the hundreds of thousands. The impact on real estate and other parts of the economy will necessitate nimble planning when it comes to housing.
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My takeaway from Obama’s BP speech was that he freely admits that the reason oil companies need to go drilling for oil in hard to get to places is because the world is running out of the toxic stuff. This is the first Presidential acknowledgement of what we covered in our film; “Peaked”
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On balance, deflation is wreaking havoc in the global economy. The ‘Inflationists’ have been wrong since 2007. The ‘hyper-inflationists’ might some day be relevant. But for today, debt spiraling into a vortex of sovereign and societal default and unrest defines the global economy.
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In the ongoing war of Savers v. Speculators, BP has cut their dividend. No executive firings. No investigation into fraudulent bank lending practices that financed an environmental holocaust in the Gulf. No interruption of credit lines that feed eco-terrorism at BP.
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Gross loves to get on TV and manipulate prices for his fund. He front runs his own media appearances in the name of ‘adding liquidity’ and ‘market making.’ If Bernie Madoff told the world about his crooked transactions on CNBC before he made them he’d be Bill Gross. Interestingly, media-front running has not popped up on regulators screens in D.C. yet. Presumably they are all trading on Bill’s “insights” themselves so they don’t want to kill the oil drenched goose, er, pelican.
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Erik Prince moving to Dubai? I don’t think Abu Dhabi is his style . . . certainly not a good place for operating a Crusade.
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A huge portion of toxic US subprime mortgages blew up in the savings and pension funds of Europe, be warned that if you have anything left, it appears that European fund managers are apparently diving, or trying to dive, into the Australian property market . . . because prices rose 20% in the past year. Read Steve Keen’s extensive work on the state of the property bubble in Australia. In a casino-gulag economy, your savings are constantly in danger from toxic financial weapons and exploding ponzi schemes.
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Americans and other people around the world are looking for ways to escape their oppressive governments. Iceland starts selling citizenships to go along with their new Modern Media Initiative program protecting free speech. This new film asks how quickly Iceland can act on this idea and how much they should charge for a passport.
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Good morning and thanks for the interesting conversation on the previous thread (Keiser Report 51)!
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Stacy Summary: Today’s guest is Mike Ruppert. We talk about his film, Collapse, out on DVD today.
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Stacy Summary: Exxon distances itself from BP’s ‘dramatic departure’ from industry norms. A split in the big oil ranks? It’s unlike anything I’ve seen in the banking sector where they are all, so far, sticking together to the same story. What do you think of this story? And anyone have good links to information on BP’s role in the Exxon Valdez? **UPDATE** – Fitch downgrades BP to two grades above ‘junk’
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