Friday “Everything in the world may be endured, except continual prosperity.” Johann Wolfgang von Goethe The current under 40s are, generally speaking, the most dangerously effete and deluded generations in history. Is that because of the prosperity brought about by creating synthetic credit and circulating the debt notes in the guise of money? There is an … [Read more...]
Workers of the World United
Wednesday In the late 12th century, England and Scotland became the first European countries to begin freeing the serfs. But what sort of freedom was it? An assortment of nobility still held the real power and wealth. The new working class were rarely starving, but neither did they earn enough to save. That situation remained largely unchanged for another six … [Read more...]