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I'm not going anywhere, for a few reasons.
3. It's short-sighted and futile. The collapse will only last a short time; the New Order of the Ages will soon rise from the ashes like a phoenix.In that ...

Before a new Bretton Woods, things still have to get worse. Something bigger is coming.

I'm not going anywhere, for a few reasons.

1. I don't have the means.

2. It would be selfish of me - I have people here to take care of.

3. It's short-sighted and futile. The collapse will o ...

when a power the size of the US falters, historically speaking the tendency points to a collapse to a lower energy state of smaller regional powers, e.g., roman empire into smaller european kingdoms; ...

Much of the discussion here has been based around proximate causes (Libor rates, TED spreads, frozen credit, etc.) and forces that can be quantified. While acknowledging the utility of such discussio ...

http://finance.yahoo.com/intlindices?e=europe

We'll see if it lasts.

crucial step toward fascism.

americans aren't rioting yet because they just don't understand. probably less than 1% of the population considers any kind of collapse to be a real possibility. stock market losses? bailout? eh, ...

i doubt it was a mistake. bush has made many sinister statements as well, which have been attributed to slips of the tongue.

i speculated about this on another thread:

when i created an account with goldmoney.com i had to fill out paperwork detailing my possible relationships with legislative members, royal families, and ...

i speculated about this on another thread:

when i created an account with goldmoney.com i had to fill out paperwork detailing my possible relationships with legislative members, royal families, and ...

asian stock market losses could lead to an unwinding of the yen carry trade:

[url=http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601101&sid=aOHP_fX3.6KQ&refer=japan]bloomberg article

Hide and watch.

They will all be calling for it soon enough.

maybe as soon as this weekend, when the IMF meets and a number of world leaders and luminaries will be in attendance.

From Benn Steil, the Director of International Economics at the Council on Foreign Relations:

Governments must let go of the fatal notion that nationhood requires them to make and control the money ...