Alex Jones and Mike Adams Confirm Jays Analysis: Bitcoin Falls

Showing that a virtual currency is no different from any other virtual entity – very easily manipulated, as I wrote last week. Bitcoin just fell 100.00 in a matter of hours.  The reality is, the whole net is a spying scam and nothing virtual is going to be a savior of anything, much less “libertarian” markets.

Wilkow Explains Collectivism

Andrew Wilkow does an excellent segment explaning collectivism, socialism and Marxism here.

Jay’s Analysis-In Defense of Capitalism

*Note: I misspoke and meant to state that Austrian school investors are bullish* on Asian markets.

In this installment, I deal with an overview of other systems, including Marxism/socialism and its variants, mixed economies, Catholic distributism, and Austrian Economics, as well as analyzing the arguments of collectivist positions in general, laying the groundwork for the biblical basis for capitalism, private property, human action and prosperity. I also look at theology in the history of the West and its relationship to religious systems, focusing primarily on the philosophic basis for market capitalism. I chiefly answer the criticisms of a distributist friend.

Recommended reading:
Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal By: Ayn Rand
How an Economy Grows and Why it Crashes By: Peter Schiff
Meltdown By: Tom Woods
http://www.mises.org
http://www.jaysanalysis.com

Peter Schiff Brilliantly Deconstructs Obamanomics

This is so brilliant and Obama’s plan is so absurd, it requires being in the comedy videos section, as well.

Jay’s Analysis Interviews in One Place

Rand Paul and Alex Jones

Jay’s Analysis Interviews:

Kentucky Republican Senator, Rand Paul

New York Times’ Best Seller and author of Crossfire, the basis for Oliver Stone’s JFK (and co-screenwriter), Jim Marrs

My appearance on the Alex Jones show discussing predictive programming in pop culture, and an earlier call-in

Former Mi5 Spymaster and Whistleblower, Annie Machon

Two-decade intelligence veteran and CIA-trained black ops expert, Lt. Col. Anthony Shaffer

Award-winning Reuters’ federal reserve correspondent, Pedro da Costa

Groundbreaking researchers and authors, Phillip and Paul Collins of ConspiracyArchive.com

Exclusive Talk w/Reuters’ Senior D.C. Economics Reporter: Pedro da Costa


In this exclusive interview with Reuters’ award-winning D.C. economics correspondent, Pedro da Costa, we explore the Federal Reserve system, economic and philosophic history, “free markets,” the “third position,” the bail out and derivatives, Max Weber, and much more, as well as his award-winning report, “Club Fed: The Ties that Bind at the Federal Reserve.”

Mr. da Costa’s bio is as follows:

“Pedro da Costa has been covering economics and financial markets since 2001. He recently relocated from New York to Washington to cover the Federal Reserve and macroeconomic policy. Da Costa earned a Master’s in international relations at the University of California San Diego and studied sociology and political science as an undergraduate at the University of Chicago and the London School of Economics. He grew up in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.”

Eric Cantona – Crash the Banks

Cantona was a fan of my old blog. Here, he argues we should crash the banks. -Jay

Satire: America Debates Gerald Celente and Max Keiser

Global Banking Elite Controls World Economy

(An old article from my old site – the players mentioned here are in the news now)

A Simple Glance at the Geo-Economic Structure

By: Jay

Last Friday I called in to the Alex Jones Show and spoke with Alex and Bob Chapman about the Group of 30.  The discussion was essentially as follows:  two semesters ago, the head of the economic department at my university gave a lecture on the EU economy and the Euro.  In fact, after a few prodding questions from myself, she related that the EU set-up was similar to our privately owned Federal Reserve system in the US.  I asked her why a system of privately owned banks is in charge of the issuance of currency, and, as most status quo partisans echo, she stated that it was for “economic stability.” 

This is now laughable.  Why is that after 1913 with the passing of the Federal Reserve Act the Great Depression soon ensued?  Where was the economic stability promised in this privatization of banking and currency.  Following the depression, bankers and their ilk seized tons of assets: this is how Joseph Kennedy, Sr. (JFK’s father) made the family wealthy.  After the depression, the engineered chaos was only “solved” by massive socialization through FDR’s “New Deal.”  We are witnessing something similar now, though rather than being primarily a federal takeover, it’s a banker takeover (but bankers have long owned the government anyway–think Col. House).  And its likely that if things continue to spiral out of control, Obama will, I’m sure, offer us a ‘New Deal: Part 2.”  Read more of this post

The Inevitable Collapse of the Dollar

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