Gary North's Miscellany continued

When an economist who actually has beaten the bond market for two decades says something like this, you would be wise to listen.... keep reading

When this bank begins sending alarms, it's time to listen. The stock market's fall today reinforces the warning.... keep reading

This is an aspect of 9/11 which has received almost no attention, except by on man, a FED employee, who started investigating, and who was soon "let go."... keep reading

Russia in November has begun making an important move to become "Iran's best friend." When this is fully implemented -- a few months -- Bush will lose a lot of military options. The timetable is speeding up.... keep reading

Long-term, commodities will go higher. But you will lose a lot of money if you ignore FED policy. Here's why.... keep reading

Let me show you how the defenders of today's state-managed, high-tax, over-regulated crony capitalism try to fool the victims: American families.... keep reading

If you are tired of the available investment choices that your employer offers, you can take over your IRA's management.... keep reading

There are skeptics on peak oil. Here is a response to a full-time debunking organization.... keep reading

Some processes are input-driven. Others are output-driven. You had better know the difference and plan accordingly.... keep reading

Is there a case for bonds in 2007, beginning in December? Here are two strong opinions. I agree with them.... keep reading

The death of Milton Friedman at age 94 marks a transition for free market economics. Paul Samuelson outlived him. But Friedman's influence will long outlast Samuelson's.... keep reading

It's business as usual for the academic cartel. Families have to learn how to beat this system. This isn't easy.... keep reading

Stock market bulls are everywhere. They cite bad news and good news as their reasons for being bullish. Yet they ignore the obvious.... keep reading

Fact: Over 50% of freshman students flunk out or quit before earning a B.A. That's money down the drain. It doesn't have to be this way. Here's why.... keep reading

Rumsfeld created a list of rules in 1974. Then he forgot to follow them. Here is one of them: "Remember the public trust. Strive to preserve and enhance the integrity of the office of the Presidency. Pledge to leave it stronger than when you came."... keep reading

A Russian inventor discovered a unique way to identify problems and then solve them. He sent a letter to Stalin about this. He wound up in a concentration camp. If this man is right, there is a better way to make major discoveries.... keep reading