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The Questions CFTC and Fed Won’t Answer Expose Gold Price Suppression Policy

By Chris Powell, GATA

The New York Fed's website claims that it is vaulting 6,331 tonnes of gold for foreign nations. The Fed chairman's refusal to acknowledge the congressman's questions...

Tepid Demand for U.S. Debt Underscores Uncle Sam's Borrowing Problem

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

Almost everybody acknowledges the U.S. government's rampant borrowing and spending is a problem, but nobody has the political will to deal with it.

Insane Nation: Woke but Not Awake!

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

It's funny that Google’s big and powerful CEO might be fired for overseeing the design of the world’s most woke and, therefore, woefully wrong AI bot.

Hey Fed! You're Part of the Spending Problem!

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

Powell has a lot of nerve lecturing about the debt problem. He is the pusher who supplies the drugs that keep the spending addicts in D.C. high.

After Two Years, Neocons Desperate For More War in Ukraine

By Dr. Ron Paul, Ron Paul Institute

On CNN, US Under Secretary of State Victoria Nuland sounded desperate, trying to make the case for Congress to pass another $61 billion dollars to fuel war.

Gold Is the Anti-Bubble

By Gary Tanashian, NFTRH

Gold is not a speculative asset, but monetary insurance in the next financial storm. Don’t pressure the ancient hunk of value to be what it is not.

Deep Troubles Lurk Beneath the Surface

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

Hundreds of zombie corporations have done “reverse stock splits” to keep themselves from the near-certain death of falling off the main exchanges. 

Congress Flirts With Government Shutdown Again, Fed Warns

By Mike Gleason, Money Metals

Neither metals markets nor financial markets are reflecting much concern about the upcoming deadline to avoid a partial government shutdown.

U.S. Dollar Best of the Worst; Gold Best of the Best

By Kelsey Williams

Of course, a gold standard can work. The problem is not the practical use of gold as money. The problem is whether governments will allow it to work.

Another Reason to Question Government CPI Data

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

I think most people intuitively approach government economic data with at least a grain of skepticism. After all, government people have a vested interest in making us think the economy is humming along just fine.

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