| | | Will the World Let the Israeli Conflict Be Ukraine 2.0? | By Brian Chu | Last Saturday saw the conflict between Israel and Palestine reach boiling point as thousands of missiles and rockets were fired into Israel, killing hundreds of military personnel and civilians alike. The response from the Israeli government was swift as it ordered a full-scale assault against the Palestinians in Gaza. Even as Ukraine smoulders, the world is on the brink of another major conflict in the Middle East. Many world leaders and public figures have taken sides and urged their followers to do the same. Will the people learn from history and not let this turn into another bloody and costly war? If not, how can you avoid being dragged into the quagmire? Read on… | Read on |
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This Chart Should Have You Quaking with Fear | By Vern Gowdie | We have no control or influence over what the Fed or any central bank may or may not do. We cannot control the level of incompetence exercised by elected officials. The only thing we have power over are our own thoughts and actions. Knowledge is the key to successfully navigating, what I anticipate, is going to be a very challenging period ahead… | Read on |
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| | A Global Recession? It’s Only a Matter of Time (Part Five) | By James Rickards | Germany is the world’s fourth-largest economy, but will be of no help in stimulating global economic growth. Germany can barely help itself. Unlike China, the US, and Japan, Germany is not suffering weak growth: it’s already three quarters into a recession. | Read on |
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Featured Idea... | Advertisement: Jim Rickards: A WARNING FOR MIDDLE CLASS AUSTRALIANS Major changes are happening in our economy right now without your knowledge Click Here to Get the Full Story |
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