Archive for August, 2010

The Linguistic Psychology of Misinformation and Why a US Treasury Bond Bubble Unquestionably Exists

Monday, August 30th, 2010

I hate using the term “boom-bust” to describe a period of capital market appreciation and then collapse, for the use of this term is very deceptive to the reality of economic conditions. Intentionally or not, using this term helps to brainwash the masses into believing the agenda of the Keynesian economists that an economic “boom” [...]

The Miseducation of Ben Shalom Bernanke

Wednesday, August 18th, 2010

Since world leaders and economists continually display a lack of even the most rudimentary of understanding about the unsound nature of our monetary system, I’ve decided to write them a “Monetary Policy for Dummies” to help them understand why the policies and solutions they constantly advocate amount to legalized theft that destroys the wealth of [...]

An Open Challenge to Paul Krugman: Were America’s Founding Fathers Wrong for Advocating Death for QE Measures?

Wednesday, August 11th, 2010

In light of the US Central Bank’s (I refuse to use their deceitful self-anointed Federal Reserve moniker) most recent grandstanding policy decision that has been referred to as QE light that precedes the inevitable QE2 launch sometime in the not so distant future, I present an open challenge to Paul Krugman and all like minded [...]

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How Ideological Subversion of the Retail Investor Enables Financial Fraud

Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010

Below is a 3-part video series in which I discuss how bankers have used the concept of ideological subversion to brainwash hundreds of millions of retail investors into accepting harmful propaganda that allows them to build their bottom line at the expense of the investors while simultaneously convincing investors to ignore alternate behavior that would [...]

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