Posts tagged 'Jeff Thomas'

As so often proves the case, the idea of a collective solution to an individual problem is doomed to failure from the start.

In my lifetime, I’ve had the misfortune of being present in two major natural disasters and one violent social crisis. Each taught me valuable lessons.

In attempting to predict the future of America’s economy, we should not look to peripheral symptoms, but to fundamentals.

For some time, I’ve been forewarning readers that, as the governments of the former “free” world unravel, they’ll introduce capital controls, both to continue to fund their failing policies and to limit the freedom of their citizenries.

But, is one flag superior to another? Is one land better than another (which would suggest that all those who feel their land is better are incorrect)?

It will be no secret to readers of this publication that some of the formally most-prominent, most-free jurisdictions in the world are now in a state of serious decline and face economic, social and possibly political collapse.

Like other empires before it, the US is now on the verge of relinquishing the crown of empire. If there’s any difference this time around, it’s that its collapse will very likely be far more spectacular than that of previous empires.

These incidents represent power without accountability and have the support of the rulers, media and courts. But, how is it that they have become so pervasive? How are they even acceptable points of view? The answer lies in one word: education.

There are two forms of exit from collectivism. The first is national, the second is personal.

At some point, however, debt always generates a major crash. "What could we expect next?" will be that the governments will no longer be able to pay for all of their programmes, so they'll have to cut back. How much will they cut back? That will depend on the severity of the collapse.