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U.S. vs. Brussels on Greece

QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong, It seems curious that the IMF would release a report ahead of the Greek Referendum that was over the objections of the European members. Something seems amiss. Do you have any insight on this issue? ANSWER: For quite some time, the U.S. has demanded for the Eurozone to assume the debt of Greece, […]

The Dream of the Euro – Misinformed Politicians

On April 23, 1998, Helmut Kohl addressed the Bundestag concerning the introduction of the euro. In a solemn and statesmanlike manner, the prosperity of the Germans as seen through the success of the Deutschmark, was to be transferred to the euro. Helmut Kohl did not lie to the people. He was truly convinced that a single currency […]

Cashless Society Coming to Germany

The North Rhine-Westphalian Minister of Finance Norbert Walter-Borjans (SPD) has called for an upper limit for paying with cash amounting to €3000. The justification is to end crime and tax evasion. Germany is not introducing the €1000 limit as in France and Italy, but they are getting their foot in the door. Once you convince people to accept […]

The Greek Referendum

Voting today began at 7 AM local time in Greece and will continue until 9 PM. The polls show a virtually even split. We are likely going to see civil war unfold in Greece if this is a YES vote, for the youth will have absolutely no future under the oppression of Brussels and those who think […]

Cycle of War & Obama’s New War Doctrine

When people heard for the first time that we had developed a Cycle of War that pinpointed the start of World War I and II, as well as the Vietnam War, among many others, many assumed it was hype. Our long-term clients know better: we never sell hype nor do we exaggerate things to sell anything. We […]

Russia – You Cannot Leave if You Owe Money

In the USA, they can revoke your passport if you owe the government $50,000 or more. Russia seems to be adopting a similar tactic. More than six million Russians could be deterred from their vacation plans this summer as they may be restrained for having unpaid private debt. Anyone who owes more than 10,000 rubles […]

The Generational Divide in Greek Referendum

We find the same situation in Greece that we saw in Scotland. The vote is divided by generation. The youth hate the Troika and want to leave Europe for they see no future. The elderly listen to radio all day long and will vote YES to preserve their pensions. The youth are forced to leave […]

Athens: The Prelude to Freedom or Perpetual Economic Servitude?

The reading from our staff on the grounds in Athens seems to be 50/50 right now, but the NO vote appears to be more organized with booths and stalls setup everywhere. A NO vote is the ONLY way forward for Greece. What they must be mindful of is that Brussels will have its talons firmly embedded in the count. It is […]

A Letter to the FT From a 21-Year-Old Greek

The cold-hearted bastards who want to rule the world should just for once realize it is not all about them. This is part of letter to the FT. We are plagued by insane politicians who are destroying our future completely. But now I can hardly remember life before Friday night. Fear. I am terrified of […]

Happy Revolution Day – the Rebellion Against the Monarchy

The 4th of July was indeed a major event for it set in motion the rebellion against a corrupt form of government (then known as monarchy) which was dominated by unelected bureaucrats. The American Revolution set off a contagion that manifested in Europe with the French Revolution beginning on the July 14, 1789. The first inauguration of George […]