Rethinking the Dollar

The number of wealthy Americans applying for citizenship or residency in foreign countries has skyrocketed over the past three years as US billionaires, tech entrepreneurs, and celebrities look to create a "plan B" for their families. If you have enough money, you can buy residency in another country that will allow you to purchase a “golden passport.” 

Today Jp Cortez, Policy Director at Sound Money Defense League, joins us to share his thoughts on the global economy and the recent uptick of states pushing for sound money policy. Jp shares details of the fight as more politicians aim to reinstate gold and silver as legal tender minus taxation.

China Holds Meeting With #Banks To Discuss Potential US #Sanctions. According to the report, Chinese officials are worried that an aggressive financial response could be taken against #China in the event of a regional military conflict with #Taiwan or continuous partnerships with #Russia.

The #silver market is primed for a breakout but the manipulation continues. The gold market is getting all the attention while the silver price fluctuates in the same trading range. The gold to silver ratio heading higher makes silver that much more attractive.

Today Dr. Quinton Hennigh, Economic Geologist, Investor & Consultant, joins us to share his thoughts on the global economy and the volatility of the financial markets. During this interview, Quinton elaborates on how Russia, gold, and the debt crisis will soon bring about systemic changes.

Some experts are claiming they see cracks in the housing market bubble. The air is starting to seep out of the housing bubble, and it will only get worse from here. No QE, No NIRP = Bursting Bubbles...

Israel’s central bank has made the most significant changes to its allocation of reserves in over a decade. The ICB lowered the dollar and euro holdings while adding the Chinese yuan. The reshuffling of currency holdings away from the dollar's dominance is picking up.

Financial stability risks have risen as interest rates rise and debt defaults increase threatens the resilience of the financial system. The debt-based currency system is running out of steam as the people borrow less and Governments need to spend more.

Prices are soaring globally as the consumer price index which measures the cost of everyday products and services reaches 40-year highs in developed economies. Inflation hasn’t been this bad since 1981 in the USA. While prices are inching higher in the USA, the rest of the world has been suffering much longer because of the destruction of purchasing power caused by the Central Banking fiat regime.

Today Lahiru Doloswala, Journalist for NewsCutter.ik, joins us to share his experiences living in Sri Lanka and the uphill battle his country faces to overcome the current economic and political chaos. From rapid inflation to Government corruption, the Sri Lankan people are caught in the middle of the sovereign debt default and the chaos.