Watch the full 47-minute video at In this video Chris Martenson – economic analyst at chrismartenson.com and author of The Crash Course and James Turk, Director of the GoldMoney Foundation talk about European Central Bank policy, inflation and the limitations of government.
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The ECB, inflation and the limits of government
Watch the full 54-minute video at In this video, Doug Casey, founder and chairman of Casey Research Institute, talks to the GoldMoney Foundation’s James Turk about the greater depression that he sees developed economies facing over the coming years. Casey views this is a consequence of misguided government intervention in the economy
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The Greater Depression
Watch the full 54-minute video at In this video, Doug Casey, founder and chairman of Casey Research Institute, talks to the GoldMoney Foundation’s James Turk about how governments will react to the greater depression he is expecting. Casey is fearful that demagogic politicians could be swept to power on a tide of public anger and frustration, something that could prompt one or mo…
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Politics during the Greater Depression
Watch the full 32-minute video at Eric Sprott, Chairman of Sprott Asset Management, and James Turk, Director of the GoldMoney Foundation, talk about Eric’s book and how his analysis shows that the US government, with a GDP of 15 trillion, has liabilities of almost 80 trillion and that these promises will be broken just as the Greek government is breaking its commitments. This int…
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Bankrupt governments will break their promises
Watch the full 32-minute video at Eric Sprott, Chairman of Sprott Asset Management, and James Turk, Director of the GoldMoney Foundation, talk about the short-term focus of political decisions and the bad omens for the dollar as a world reserve currency. Kicking the can down the road is increasingly not an option for bankrupt governments, as even the bond markets are increasingly…
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When they stop buying bonds, the game is over