Markets and industries people should consider investing in
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In this show Al discusses:
- Segment 1 – Clyde Harrison discusses inflation, markets and industries people should consider investing in.
- Segment 2 – Jeff Deist, Chief of Staff for Congressman Ron Paul, discusses inflation, housing, deficits and the concept of both sides of the aisle working together.
- Segment 3 – Trader Rog discusses the need to return to sound economic policies similar to those of the Regan and Clinton eras.
- Segment 4 – Dr. Jim Willie discusses China and its growing control over the world.
- Segment 5 – Rhylin Bailie discusses the role of community involvement in the mining industry.
- Segment 6 – Trader Rog comes back to discuss the implications of the bond markets around the world on the conventional stock markets.
- Segment 7 – Doug Mason, Chairman and Ronald Coombs, President, of White Tiger Resources, discuss their respective business philosophies and provide an introduction to the Company.
- Segment 8 – Larry Reaugh, President of American Manganese Inc., discusses the importance of the element and his Company’s role in the industry.
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social security was a paid up pool till the scum and criminals started to use the funds for ear marks and now their spending is crushing the country and they want to cut benefits in the programs that they stole from..everyone of the members in CONgress should be put in jail for their crimes against the people of this country..and yes don’t touch my paid for benefit..give me what I put in over 50 years and then I will commute yor sentence to life with parole after 40 years..
You must keep in mind that SS benefits are being extracted from the current producers. This needs to become transparent. The producers should be aware of who is taking the wealth they produce. The wealth that was put in SS all these years was of course stolen by our politicians to live lavishly. Social Security was introduced to make people complacent, just as federalizing the military was to buy off the fighting men of this country. We are supposed to have a militia, with the implements of war being common use assets for use by said. At the time of our founding, there was only a Navy – a fleet of war ships. I wouldn’t worry about how you’re going to survive in an economy with full employment, and a nation of charitable people, once we wake up to reality.
Okay, for all of you who often disagree with Eric, read his comments above. Pretty hard to disagree.
Hope you all had a great weekend,
Big Al
Amen
Big Al
Har,
I am right there with you on that one. Why? Because, I am simply getting back money that I have put it.
You know, one of my relatives recently told me that Kathy and I should not be able to get social security because we are fine without it. My comment to him should have been, “If the govt. doesn’t want our taxes and if it doesn’t want me to pay into ssi at the age of 67 (as I do) I am happy to not get it. Just give me back what I put in. Of course, rather than make for another uncomfortable family encounter, I said nothing.
Best,
Big Al
There is no social security fund. Reagan/Greenspan replaced them with worthless IOUs.
segment 2- Thanks to Jeff and Ron Paul…
Jeff spoke and make common sence comment…
GREAT INFO.
Thanks Jerry, I will pass it on.
Congressman Paul will be on the show this weekend.
Big Al
segment -4
Dr. Willi, Has great insight.
The only true information that is given to the american
people is information outlet like the Korlan Report,
Is it illegal to ask an economist what effect bankruptcies have on the purchasing power of the dollar? Am I just a total moron for even questioning? Where is all the QE “money they’re printing”? It’s not in the hands of the producer. Obviously whoever is borrowing it is not spending it, the economy would be booming. To many got into construction, so 95% of them have to be unemployed now? That makes absolutely no sense. That would mean construction labor cost would be very low, not virtually stopped.
Put the creation of currency in the hands of the IRS, after federalizing the IRS, which is currently a collection arm of the privately owned Fed. Loan the producer a share of currency as they enter the market, take it back as they exit. This would eliminate “bank discount”, the ultimate reason of 99.999% of all misery on Earth. There would also be 100% employment.
Reform the “banking” industry, which is actually a brokerage. Figure out what the “depositors” own.
Shut down the Fed, clean cut, then worry about the audit. Put the parasites in jail for awhile.
I know this isn’t taught at the Austrian School – a propaganda arm of the Power Elite “banking” families.
Who’s borrowing the cash? You are, through politicians. Then it’s given to everyone surviving on unemployment, welfare, food stamps, social security etc. to buy food. The politicians then try to tax it back from the employed to fulfill the debt, until the employed go bankrupt because we are spiraling down. NOW is the time to reform this destructive system. If we want to get everyone employed, the cash needs to get into the hands of the producer directly, not through a “bank”. It’s just the means of exchange. If it’s going away faster than being created, there won’t be much exchangin’ goin’ on. The producer’s need debt, so the unemployed(debits), can purchase from the employed(credits), so the employed can in turn hire the unemployed. I think you’d be surprised what “living within your means” means, if everyone could actually keep what they earn. If they have the opportunity to earn. You’re just going to have to loan a little bit, rent free, to get it started. Isn’t that worth having cash in your checking account? Someone once said something about “a rising tide….”.
Gonna do a segment on this either Monday or Tuesday.
Thanks,
Big Al
Hey Big Al, I gotta admit, that Jim Willie and the Golden Jackass give me the willies.
Jim is correct with what he says but it’s scary and pretty depressing. Oh well, Jim Rogers did recommend learning Mandarin.
Hey Big Al, how about breaking out the old accordian and singing some Lady of Spain to cheer us all up?
Lady of Spain? I think I would embarrass myself! (I don’t think I would embarrass myself, I know I would!)
I am now very into musicians like Beau Jacques, Zac Brown and anyone who records for Rounder Records.
Big Al
Dang…and what Trader Rodge said was pretty scary, too…bond purgatory and such…
Geez Big Al, this is more like a Halloween show.
Roger,
Have you read the book “The Great Bust Ahead”, Daniel Arnold author,
written in 2002…this is a good insight to the bond market and trend
ahead… this is an easy read only 54 pages.
We are now the victims of Reagan voodoo economics. He lowered taxes, increased military spending, destroyed the energy independence program by killing tax breaks for alternative energy (we had a 30 year head start but now China is the leader), gave big oil tax breaks that increased oil imports and began the big ramp up the of the deficit. Now we must pay for his short sighted perception and inistant gratification…
Cheers, Jim
Jim, the issues came long before that.
Did the good times of the 80s and 90s have anything to do with the politicians? Or were they much more to do with balancing the books under Paul Volcker at the Fed and taking a huge early 80s recession? The hit to be taken this time would be off the scale compared to 1980-82. As Rog said “too far down the poad to perdition.” I’m not sure whether youcan make oil partnerships in the Middle East anymore unless you do what Volcker did and make the US dollar a dollar again but Rog is spot on with his diagnosis ofthe present situation. Soory for Al! he maybe ain’t gonna get his social security cheque. The money was already spent long ago. Al doesn’t seem to get that bit. It’s called Ponzi financing.
Oh no, Big Al completely understands the Ponzi Scheme going on. I am just amazed that everyone else does not.
Regarding ssi, I am in my second year. But, as one of my relatives said, I don’t deserve it because I don’t need it. That really makes sense doesn’t it!
Big Al
Segment 3 – Big Al. We need to cut spending but don’t touch my social security. Typical.