Monday I've been blogging on the virus, on and off, for over a year. However, in response to an email that essentially accuses me of not emphasising it enough, I do not believe that it is the senior issue of the day. IF, and all the evidence points that way, it is a deliberate attempt to kill off a high percentage of the world's population, then the weirdo … [Read more...]
Food Shortages
Saturday Despite the in-your-face hysteria of the WuFlu fiasco, it is not the most important story of the day, just the most titillating for the media. The destruction caused by the lockdowns is testament to the dopiness of our politicians the world over. What has become forcefully clear over the last sixteen months is that democracy is unworkable once average … [Read more...]
From Gold
Sunday All the power of fiat currencies devolve from Gold. If Gold’s stability of value had never been transformed, via coinage and bars, into a known weight and fineness – i.e., money – then we would still be trading by barter and living in primitive farming communities alongside rivers. Fiat is a deceit based on an ignorance of what money really is. Fiat money, and … [Read more...]
Money is Not a Good
Thursday “For example, money is not consumed after a transaction, but goods such as pork bellies and copper ingots are. Money is not directly comparable to goods.” Keith Weiner One of the tenets of Dawn of Gold is that goods* and money** are different. Money is not the most marketable good. Money is not, never was and cannot be a good. Prior to 1500BC, … [Read more...]