QUESTION: Marty, I want to say congratulations. You stood up there in Berlin in 2012 and said the Euro-Swiss peg would break and that Greece would ultimately leave the euro. I can’t wait for this year’s Berlin conference. Wonder if the central bank of _________ will attend again? I suspect that Brussels will not back […]

So far, it looks about 60%+ for the NO vote. This is a truly astonishing victory. We can see that this is going to have a stunning impact upon Europe as a whole by the sheer magnitude of the percentage victory after more than half of the people could not vote without returning to their place […]

Our staff in Athens right now is reporting that it appears the NO vote has the majority. This vote demonstrates that Brussels has been dead wrong with austerity for the last five years. This is likely to encourage a contagion. Brussels will most likely resist for this is now all about saving their power and […]

A lot of younger Greek citizens who would vote NO cannot for to vote they must return to their hometown. So many cannot vote because they are lucky enough to be working or through necessity are living abroad and are not able to return to their homes. This is one regulation to prevent the NO vote from materializing. There […]

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, […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]