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gfs543
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Dernier commentaire posté le dimanche 12 septembre 2021


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James Howard Kunstler

Then What…

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James, does the troll who dings you with a 1-star ever post a comment about why such a low rating? Bad question, I know.

12/09/2021 à 23:13

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Frank Shostak

We Don't Need a Central Bank to Deal with Changes in the "Demand for Money"

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Frank, this refutes the most destructive economic fallacy in the world today, which is that the money supply must keep pace with economic growth. As you wrote,

Contrary to other goods, an increase in the demand for money implies an increase in the demand to employ money to facilitate transactions. This means that an increase in the demand for money by 5% is NOT going to absorb an increase in the supply...

05/09/2021 à 03:22

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James Howard Kunstler

Brace for Impact

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For me, your best article yet out of many good ones! Keep up the good work.

14/08/2021 à 18:53

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Keith Weiner - Monetary Metals

An Economist Rebukes The Economist

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I like how you started your article with fundamentals. Thanks, Keith, for a brilliant article.

24/12/2020 à 18:05

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Lew Rockwell

Can Anarcho-Capitalism Work

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For those who think Rockwell is too extreme in calling for the elimination of the State, consider for a moment what states have wrought: perpetual war and the threat of war; a parasite class indemnified from wrongdoing called the political elite; money counterfeited by the states’ handmaidens, the central banks; pervasive cronyism; a state-compliant media and education system; an increasingly state-dependent pop...

09/12/2020 à 19:05

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James Howard Kunstler

With or Without

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If all else fails war will put out the fires. Wag the Dog.

04/12/2020 à 20:12

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James Howard Kunstler

Out of the Woods

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I'm thankful the president pulled through. Wish it had been on the back of HCQ etc. Imagine the turmoil. How would the media handle it?

08/10/2020 à 17:13

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James Howard Kunstler

Bill of Particulars

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Outstanding article, Mr. Kunstler. What you’ve written could be the subject of a long book, and is covered in part in several, but this summary nails it. Well done!

01/09/2020 à 21:20

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Antal E. Fekete - Gold University

Ayn Rand's Hymn To Money

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Thank you, Professor Fekete, for an outstanding tribute to honest money.

02/04/2020 à 01:14

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James Howard Kunstler

Death Throes of a Party

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Trump's opposition is the swamp in all its fetid glory.

13/11/2019 à 18:58

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James Howard Kunstler

Buyer’s Remorse

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Mr. Kunstler, you have written an outstanding dissection and clarification of the Mueller probe. Thank you!

26/03/2019 à 13:11

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Lew Rockwell

When Government Shuts Down

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Hi Lew,

Excellent analysis. "Government, in its malice, gains more benefit from withholding useful services than providing them.

"This is the very opposite of how private business operates."

Right on!

10/01/2019 à 20:31

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Frank Shostak

What Is the Correct Amount of Money

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If money is the heart of the economy, then the economies of the world are running with diseased hearts. Keynesians and other monetary interventionists will disagree of course. Economics has become imbued with "policy," the imposed decisions of a handful of "experts," because gold is a barbarous relic, it prolonged the Great Depression, it can't fund wars or the welfare state very well, etc. etc.

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20/09/2017 à 18:33

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George F. Smith - Barbarous Relic

Whatever happened to the space race

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I agree that Apollo was not a waste. I'm at a loss to find where in the article I claimed it was.

The only comment I could find that could be interpreted as a personal put-down was in reference to the public's view of it as an expensive joyride. I didn't make it clear I was actually speaking on behalf of a public that lacked enthusiasm for the program until July, 1969.

Today's space compe...

06/09/2017 à 18:36

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Steve Saville - Speculative Investor

Can a government surplus cause the economy to tank

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Your dissection is incisive, Steve. You weren't refuting just this one writer. You were beating up on popular Keynesian fallacies.

18/08/2017 à 21:43

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George F. Smith - Barbarous Relic

A painless path to publishing on Amazon

Peter, please let me know if you got my reply. I thought 24hgold posted all comments, but I don't see mine showing up yet.

G. Smith

06/01/2017 à 02:17

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George F. Smith - Barbarous Relic

A painless path to publishing on Amazon

Hi Peter,

1. You own the copyright by virtue of the copyright page you include with your manuscript.

2. You set the prices, subject to certain conditions. Amazon sets a minimum price for paperbacks, depending on the length. If you wish you can charge nothing for the Kindle version. As I understand it, Amazon offers two royalty options, 35% and 70%. A 70% royalty mandates a higher minimum ...

05/01/2017 à 23:12

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Michael Pento - Delta Global Advisors

The Keynesian Counterfactual is Japan

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Keynesian policies do benefit the powers-that-be in the near term, otherwise they'd be ditched. For the middle term there's the promise of bailouts. No one is concerned about the long term. Even if they were they'd blame it on the influence of free market commentators who somehow are intimidating the central bankers and government policy makers.

Great article.

20/08/2014 à 19:30

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Steve Saville - Speculative Investor

Currency devaluation: The most destructive policy of all

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Outstanding article, Steve!

07/08/2014 à 20:00

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Jan Skoyles Real Asset Co - The Real Asset Co

Over here! This is where the gold bull market’s gone!

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Jan Skoyles lays out the case for the gold bull quite well. Central bankers, politicians, academic economists, economic journalists are virtually unanimous in their agreement that inflation is the key to prosperity. Only in a paper world do we see a record Dow matched by record debt and record food stamp usage (in the US). Only in a paper world do we see a race to debase. Only in a paper world are we subject...

16/03/2013 à 19:49

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Stewart Dougherty

The Great Gold Deception and Misdirection

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Mr. Dougherty,

So glad to see you back, and from the voting it's clear I'm hardly the only one.

Your article contains many nuggets of wisdom and insight, such as "the bankster license to print is simultaneously a license to kill an economy" and "as capital is continuously looted from the economy, true economic recovery becomes impossible." There are numerous others. I've posted the link on ...

21/02/2013 à 02:45

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Tom DiLorenzo

Rethinking America’s Supreme Judicial Dictatorship

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Yes, poor Tom doesn't see the ultimate logic of his arguments. He's really just another confused agenda-pusher because he has an uncompromising stand against tyranny. We all know free market capitalism is code for exploitation of the masses. Our robed and non-robed superiors know what's best for us, and not only know, but strive to bring it to our miserable lives. DiLorenzo is one of those Austrian economist...

19/04/2012 à 05:10

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George F. Smith - Barbarous Relic

Austrians Remove the Burden of Fear

Mike,
Thanks for your comments. The correct regs link is:
http://ecfr.gpoaccess.gov/cgi/t/text/text-idx?c=ecfr&tpl=%2Findex.tpl
Best wishes,
George

22/06/2011 à 19:48

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