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Legislating Delinquency, Monopolizing Filth and Forging Chains.

Posted on July 18, 2011 in: Economics, Government|4 Comments

Statists love to hand out money that is not theirs to give, and bash anyone who has restraint. For instance, anyone who questions the minimum wage gets basted with the silly characterization of un-caring elitists with a “let them eat cake” attitude

Best Explanation of the Federal Reserve

Posted on June 18, 2011 in: Economics, Government|1 Comment

Go to http://www.garynorth.com/ to read more like this. Why Economists Love the Federal Reserve by Gary North Reality Check (March 29, 2011) The Federal Reserve System is the central bank of the United States. It was founded by Congress in 1913 to provide the nation with a safer, more flexible, and more stable monetary and […]

Rich Dad Education: Real Estate Academy

Posted on June 1, 2011 in: Education, real estate|Post Comment

I signed up for a Real Estate training course which will be at LAX Sheraton on June 24-26 and I am pretty excited about it. Been wanting to learn more about investment properties, and this sounds like a great way to do it. As a rookie, I need to learn

Millionaire Mind Intensive

Posted on May 23, 2011 in: Education|Post Comment

If you want to be among the savvy and elite group who are capitalizing on the opportunities presented by our financial crisis, you need 3 things: 1. The right knowledge at the right time. 2. The right vehicles at the right time. 3. The right you … ALL the time. Find out if you are […]

bullet-points for learning economics the fun way

Posted on April 1, 2011 in: Economics, Education|9 Comments

I’m putting together a list of topics that must be addressed for economic literacy and financial awareness. What is [something] worth to me? (how to assess value–for yourself vs. others) risk vs. safety, how to judge? how to mitigate risks diversification: true vs. phantom taxes –this is huge and could be broken down several ways… […]

Don’t bet against the Silver

Posted on March 30, 2011 in: Metals|2 Comments

Talk about timing: I found a mention of silver that picked the exact short-lived peak of an alternative: “I bet you did not think of this. Forget silver and gold. Now that the nuke industry is on its knees, carbon is the market beater.” … then shows a chart of GRN which … “depicts the […]

Surprising new video: Which is the right precious metal for you? (Gold or Silver)

Posted on March 30, 2011 in: Metals|Post Comment

Here is a simple question for you: which would you rather buy right now, gold or silver? Gold has incredible amounts of emotional baggage attached to it, while silver is in a different league – at least for the moment. The below video will show you two indicators that can help you capture either market […]

fun new payment: real money (silver coins)

Posted on March 21, 2011 in: Education, Government, Metals|5 Comments

I had the pleasure of attending a lecture given by Michael Badnarik on U.S. Constitutional history and law. He was visionary enough to accept silver as tuition payment. Below he blogs about the hazards of embarking upon silver coinage.

6 Months With Android

Posted on December 6, 2010 in: technology|Post Comment

I bought my current Android phone 6 months ago: it was the first day of the debut of the HTC EVO 4G with Sprint. Overall, my experience with the phone, service, and operating system has been positive. There are a few nits, mostly minor. Let’s get those out of the way. 1. battery life: this […]

More Details About Investing With Gold And Silver

Posted on November 18, 2010 in: Economics, Metals, preparedness|Post Comment

As you can tell, my interest in this blog is two-fold: understanding economic principles, learning how Silver can help stabilize my portfolio. Nay, a third: preparing for hard times (or preventing them, depending on outlook.) My brief blog posts don’t have time or space to go into all the details, so here are a couple […]