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DOJ Gives Epstein-like Slap on the Wrist to JPMorgan Chase

Department of Justice officials refuse to apply the rule of law fairly. Their dereliction of duty is crushing confidence and generating outrage.

Tech Bubbles And SPACs

By Dave Kranzler, Mining Stock Journal

This was further fueled by the $1 trillion-plus in stimulus the Fed injected into the mortgage market. That, combined with the Fed’s zero-interest rate policy, pushed mortgage rates to the lowest in history. I expect the burst of housing market activity to taper off quickly, similar to what we’re seeing in the reports for general economic activity for August and early September.

Welcome to THE GLOBAL GULAG Part 2 - the Fight Back...

By Clive Maund

With the debt bubble set to implode, virus or no virus, we were destined to plunge into chaos and anarchy anyway, so what the NWO have decided to do is to take charge of the collapse, using the old adage “Never let a good crisis go to waste” and steer the world in the direction they want it to go, whilst at the same time taking robust measures to prevent revolution by isolating people.

Doug Pollitt: MMT's Stephanie Kelton meets the grifter of imperial France, John Law

By Chris Powell, GATA

Futures markets in which the government intervenes behind the cover of intermediary brokers have done the job nicely, though at the enormous cost of destroying the market economy, impoverishing the working class, enriching the ownership class, and exploding economic inequality.

Tick, Tock Stock Drop

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

The market’s downfall has, however, been the truly big news for this month in terms of how I’ve anticipated this economic collapse will play out. It was one of the signs to watch for to see if the economic trends are holding as forecasted for the Epocalypse.

Great Reset Update: $50 Trillion Debt Coming

By John Mauldin, Thoughts from the Frontline

We are going to learn how much the US can borrow before it all collapses around our ears. I have no idea where that point is. It’s probably a lot more than any of us currently believe.

Why Did Precious Metals Get Clobbered This Week?

By Mike Gleason, Money Metals

Strength in the U.S. Dollar Index seemed to be the catalyst that got the selling going. Once key technical levels got breached, the selling intensified.

Real Royalty and Pretend Royalty

By Gary Christenson, Miles Franklin

Debt will increase—doubling every eight years. Gold prices will rise along with debt as devalued dollars buy less. A panic out of the dollar, hyper-inflation, and loss of reserve currency status will accelerate gold’s price rise.

Throwing the golden baby out with the covid bath water

By Richard Mills, Ahead of the Herd

The dollar is the most important unit of account for international trade, the main medium of exchange for settling international transactions, and the store of value for central banks. The Federal Reserve is the lender of last resort, as in the 2008–09 financial crisis, and is the most common currency for overseas borrowing by governments and businesses.

Shades of 2019 in 2020

By Craig Hemke, TF Metals Report

While the COMEX digital metals remain in pullback and consolidation mode, the price action may seem eerily similar to some in the sector. Why? Because it IS similar...at least when compared to 2019.

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