The art of manufacturing a war and a financial crisis started with the Romans
Romans kept the amounts of gold and silver in the minted coins unchanged, they would not have been able to increase spending and wage more wars.
Tag: Economics
The next financial crisis. Common sense matters
Close the planet for three months and you get a massive global economic downturn. You should not be a Nobel laureate in economics to understand this.
On Gold
I do not think that I would add up much to the precious conversation about the importance of gold in good and bad times. However, I strongly believe that the power of questions raises awareness which is always needed. Why humans throughout history never swayed from gold? Why do all the central banks hoard and preserve gold? Why do all investors diversify […]
2020- The great, greater or the greatest depression
Naive are those who think that the world would experience something similar to the great depression in 1929. It is going to be worse. In 1929, the planet earth did not shut down like in 2020.
So goes oil, so goes democracy
They always go in tandem. Democracy promoters always choose the world’s oil and gas rich countries to spread their democracy. This secret love between oil and democracy should not stay in disguise. Wherever they smell oil, democracy promoters run fast, and they get faster if they smell both oil and gas. Libya, Venezuela, Iraq and […]
