Poland represents a major threat to the EU. The entire idea of the EU was the propaganda that Member States would successively grow into a real Union through a longer integration process.
The mainstream media is not going to report on this issue. They even have Rupert Murdoch on their Strategic Advisory Board. This is hush hush in the mainstream media.
To be clear, there is no greater power over a nation than having control of its money supply & interest rates.
The Golden Jackass is Back With A Critical Update Involving SILVER:
The Answer is Quite Surprising...
The Fed Will Likely Chicken Out on Planned Rate Hikes
Since The Fed hiked rates in March, Gold & bonds are bid, stocks are unchanged & banks have been battered...
Corporate insiders are selling the most shares in 7 years, which stands in contrast to the investing public, which has pushed major indexes to new highs.
The major trend for gold in 2017 has been higher. I expect that trend to continue thanks to steady inflation, low interest rates, & a weak U.S. dollar.
She could use capital controls if there were a run on the banks while she negotiates France's exit from the European Union.
As the banner headline on the CNBC news ticker read “Best Move: Just Buy Everything?”
Central bankers, in their infinite wisdom, have consciously robbed generations plural of such an ideal. Zero on zero gets you zero.
One million dollars isn't some amazing amount of money, says one advisor. In fact, it may not even be enough for a comfortable retirement.
The outcome always depends upon confidence. Once the crisis begins, you cannot restore confidence.
Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rossello said the federal oversight board agreed to use bankruptcy-like proceedings to slash the island’s $70 billion debt after failing to strike an agreement with bondholders, pushing the territory toward the biggest restructuring ever by a U.S. state or local government.
Gallons of ink have been spilled on whether the VIX is “broken,”
Debt with maturities longer than 30 years like Japan, the UK, France & Italy all have one thing in common - massive amounts of outstanding sovereign debt.
The EU says the UK must "settle its accounts" - but ministers say they won't pay 100bn euros.
Why didn’t state governments plan for this pension explosion? And what happens if asset bubbles burst?