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So… is the Gold Boom Over?

It wasn’t until somewhat recent history that the price of gold was less than $1,000 per troy ounce. Now (as you probably know), the price of gold has just dropped by $1,000 in only a matter of days. Silver’s decline was even more violent. Much ink has already been spilled

Does America still have the tools to solve its problems?

Two days ago I wrote to you about how Elizabeth Warren single-handedly destroyed an American technology company headquartered in her home state. She killed a deal for Amazon to buy iRobot— maker of the popular Roomba robot vacuum cleaner. And as a result, iRobot filed for bankruptcy and got scooped

How Elizabeth Warren Destroyed an American Technology Company

Almost exactly two years ago I wrote about Senator Elizabeth Warren’s heroic quest to destroy Amazon’s acquisition of iRobot. You might be familiar with iRobot; they are the maker of the robotic “Roomba” vacuum cleaner, and Amazon wanted to buy it for more than $1 billion. Well, Lizzie Warren wasn’t

What’s next after $5,000 gold?

In the year 578 AD, a Korean immigrant named Shigemitsu Kongo arrived in Japan at the invitation of the royal family. Buddhism was flourishing, and the Japanese needed someone who knew how to build temples. Kongo was their man. He founded a construction company—Kongō Gumi—that would go on to build

The Left was in tatters barely a year ago. Look at them now.

When my Ukrainian wife and I got married several years ago, one of the first things we had to do was apply for her US residency visa so that we could continue living in Puerto Rico. The process was overly bureaucratic and cumbersome… and there is ample room to reform

Davos Finally Gets a Reality Check

In the early 2000s as my time in the military was winding down, I had the opportunity to spend a few months of ‘terminal leave’ in Europe. I had just completed a couple of tours in Middle East, so, for me, Europe felt like the pinnacle of civilization. Twenty years

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