Having it all in 2023
Eight ways to live your best life and never look back. Sure, there are signs of trouble on the horizon. The risks of WWIII, widespread famine, hyperinflation, power failures, totalitarianism, [...]
Rebranding to InflationEducation.Net
In closing, thank you for your support and readership as we shift into 3rd gear. Let us know how we can help your family survive and thrive in the coming global monetary reset.
We are being gaslit, yet again.
The climate propaganda is deafening. Shame on everyone involved. Scroll “Top Stories” on your phone and you are fed pure, shameless propaganda, utter horse manure from reporters too stupid or [...]
The great, big, manufactured, forever crisis
It’s not safe to trust the prevailing narrative. We’ve been predicting the shitstorm now befalling America and the world for some time. For five years – accelerating in 2020 – [...]
The price of food is set to skyrocket
Inflation… we ain’t seen nothing yet. The most important chart in the world is a simple one: Supply and Demand. It’s Econ 101, but at least in the Halls of [...]
Ten key questions (and answers) on the market disruption
Q1: Markets are crashing, what’s the cause? If you’ve read us long enough, you know the answer. We live in a crony, crooked, hall of mirrors, where central planners control [...]
Unpacking the West’s Role and Response to Russian Invasion
Part I: The Prospect of Global Nuclear War Goodbye COVID, hello Russia. We sure hop from one crisis to the next in a Fourth Turning. That’s by design. There is [...]
War with Russia, Part II
The first casualty of war is truth. Four years ago (we tend early), we published “War with Russia: Five reasons it may be a foregone conclusion (plus the real one [...]
More Media Appearances & Mentions
1. Censorship, Canadian Truckers, Interest Rates, the Fed, Tyranny, Gold & Bitcoin "Phil's a good friend of the podcast and he dropped in for his fourth appearance on the [...]
That tightness you’re feeling? Rock, meet hard place.
Plan A is inflation, plan B is depression. As we outlined last month, the most read NYT article for 2021 was about languishing. Unfortunately, things will get worse before they [...]