Archive for February 2022

Ahead of the State of the Union address, Team Biden is testing a main theme — one of wartime sacrifice. Read More

While the mainstream is only now waking up to how Russia has fortified its defenses against economic warfare… we began chronicling Russia’s (and China’s) moves to get out from under the U.S. dollar’s thumb in May 2014. Read More

In a case of convenient timing, Ukraine “went hot” at the very moment the White House and corporate media were already blaming the brewing crisis for America’s economic woes. Read More

“We’ll have to wait and see what happens next, but the odds of a greater conflict are higher than they were a week ago,” says Jim Rickards. Read More

We direct our attention today toward a much higher priority than Russia-Ukraine — your access as a citizen to the financial system, and Canada’s dystopian leap that makes it seem all too vulnerable. Read More

“Once gold starts breaking higher,” says our retirement specialist Zach says, “the fear of missing out (or FOMO) is a powerful driver.” Read More

Turns out Canada’s financial martial law is even more sweeping than we thought. It’s not just the banks. Read More

Here we go again: Legitimate dissent maligned as Russian disinformation. Read More

Sh*t is getting real in Canada… as Prime Minister Trudeau ratchets up his campaign against activist truckers occupying capital city Ottawa. Read More

The Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors holds a “Meeting Under Expedited Procedures” — every bit as murky and potentially ominous as it sounds. Read More