The Post-Partisan Emporium

As expected the Jester in the White Horse is working very hard to please the SRF & Billionaire (his friends), issuing even MORE DEBT (that is going to be PAID by the following morons) In the meantime after a speech typical of mutTrump here he spewed more BS around the IRAN WAR (now he calls it a "war" even without Congress approval!) and how the Iranian airspace is basically an USofTerrorism playground:   All that in a single day By the looks of it soon enough there won't be any MQ-9 left... And for the part of Reality - nowadays called trolling - do enjoy! 

  Why We Do Not Sell Our Physical TL; DR Stablecoins vs CBDCs is a proxy war over global payment rails. BRICS bans on stablecoins are designed to block dollar penetration and accelerate monetary multipolarity. The U.S. is turning to stablecoins as a defensive tool to preserve reserve-currency reach without adopting a CBDC. Opinion: A mercantilist system is re-emerging, splitting money into 2 types: domestic and international.   Summary:   Monetary Supply Chains Authored by GoldFix Housekeeping: Presented two ways: Accessible podcast ( on site ) , and slightly more formal written version below.   What looks like a debate about Stablecoin vs. CBDC is really a global struggle for control “Payment is a monetary supply chain. The world is now contesting that chain, with the U.S. defending the dollar and China advancing the yuan. Gold appreciates inside this conflict as the only truly global settlement asset both sides can use.” The global debate over stablecoins, central ...

BY  ALGERNON MUSTARD   October 26, 2022 They must strip humanity of self-worth “If we discovered that, you know, space aliens were planning to attack, and we needed a massive buildup to counter the space alien threat, and, really, inflation and budget deficits took secondary place to that [collective purpose], this slump would be over in 18 months. And then if we discovered—oops—we made a mistake, there aren’t any aliens, we’d [still] be better [off.]” That was the sage advice from Paul Krugman, a Nobel-winning economist and prolific lefty, famous for  writing  that the Internet was a fad because nobody really had anything to say to one another (an opinion he now claims was a joke). It was during a  discussion  on CNN that Krugman offered his other­worldly advice for reviving the sluggish economy (strangely, the video in question appears to have been wiped from the Internet; you can watch this  followup  instead).   Of course, Krugman’s plan ...