Reality Check continued

There is nothing like avoiding death to prompt a reconsideration of one's life. Here is such a story, told by an old friend.... keep reading

The Federal Reserve System seems to have transferred America's gold to central banks that have sold it in the name of leasing it. Alan Greenspan's pot of gold may be a pot of fiat money green.... keep reading

Why anyone should believe that there is a likelihood of price deflation in America, short of a complete banking collapse, amazes me. Those who predict price inflation in America are always wrong. Always.... keep reading

"Feed me, Alan! cries America's fiat-money-bloated economy, and Mr. Greenspan responded, from 1987 until late 2004. Then the FED put on the brakes. This policy will not last long. Here's why.... keep reading

The American real estate bubble, like the American stock market bubble before it, has been the product of Federal Reserve policy. The stock market has gone nowhere since 2002. Housing prices have gone up. To understand today's market, reconsider the bubble, 2001-2002.... keep reading

Ency is not the same as jealousy. This is not understood by most analysts, which is why they cannot understand why taxes are never permanently reduced. The voters are envy-driven.... keep reading

Here is a project for anyone with a few hours and $5 a month to spare. Post hard-to-find and suppressed documents on the Web.... keep reading

Because of prior inflating, the FED cannot cease inflating without producing a recession or a depression. Here's why.... keep reading

The four major credit-rating agencies rent the names and addresses of millions of people whose information is in their data bases. Now you can put a stop to this practice in your case.... keep reading

This was a closed seminar I held for 30 students who had attended my lecture the previous day. To get into this meeting, they had to pledge to donate a large percentage of their income to their local churches. High bids won.... keep reading

Here is what I told an auditorium full of students, age 10 to 18, about economic success. Maybe some student you know could put this information to effective use. Maybe it isn't too late for you.... keep reading

The collapse of Enron was one more example of how the conventional media don't provide accurate warnings. Yet millions of investors trust the media for information crucial to their futures.... keep reading

With an estimated $333 trillion in derivatives worldwide as of June, 2005, the possibility of a gigantic domino effect is only too real. There is no way to monitor this incomparably complex web of inter-related debts.... keep reading

Time-management is not risk-free. You can short-change (short-time?) your family, church, or service organization. But in an age of mass entertainment, time-management is the place to stop your losses.... keep reading

Nobody knows this story. I do. That's because my father and his associates with the F.B.I. told me. They cracked the case. It's an amazing story.... keep reading

No currency can be trusted in the long run because no national government can be trusted in the long run. Currencies are like a bunch of drunks who stagger together, arms interlocked, as they head into the night.... keep reading