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In the early 1300s, the county of Toulouse in southern France was locked in an epic struggle with the Catholic Church over religious freedom. A large group of individuals who called themselves “Good Christians” were sort of proto-Protestants in that they still believed in the basic tenets of Christianity, but
Here are a few stories from the week that caught our eye, all of which highlight the bizarre ways that Western Civilization is sabotaging itself. Canadians screw themselves to spite Trump Canadians are celebrating that Donald Trump is not their new Prime Minister. Of course, he wasn’t on the ballot.
CLICK HERE to listen to today’s podcast. In today’s podcast, we explore the rare phenomenon of simultaneous declines in the stock market, bond market, and currency market—a powerful signal of capital flight out of the US. We talk about when and where this has happened before, and why the Federal
My partner Peter Schiff and I have both been pretty aggressive over the past couple of years in telling our audience that gold companies were deeply undervalued. Our thesis was simple: the price of gold was surging to fresh record highs every couple of months, yet gold companies were languishing
You’ve probably heard the story. As the legend goes, on a late-summer morning in 1929, Joseph Kennedy — patriarch of the famous Kennedy family — was headed into his office in downtown New York City. As he sat for a quick shoe shine, the young boy buffing his shoes, barely
Don Edgar considered himself extremely lucky. It was early in the morning on November 6, 1956, and the World War II veteran turned journalist for Britain’s Daily Express was one of just two reporters invited to witness Britain’s invasion of Egypt. Standing on the bridge of a British warship, Edgar
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