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Bitcoin Is Being Buried Alive: Another month, another crypto catastrophe. But after so many bitcoin obituaries over the years, what do the latest ones really mean?
The Government Is Coming For Their Money: Brexit and Trump happened under comparatively benign conditions compared to the last two years. So… what'll the future hold for populism? Will governments raid pension funds, ISAs and other tax incentivised savings schemes to plug their "black hole" (and spend more on wind turbines)? What does the "budget" mean for small business owners? And why is every newspaper you read, all around the world, warning about blackouts? Find out, from Nigel Farage…
A Shining Knight Of Liberty In Immigrant's Armour: At the tender age of 13, Konstantin Kisin's Soviet parents sent him to live in racist, misogynist, capitalist, far right-wing Bristol, all by himself. Let's just say that he made a name for himself… once he learned to speak English. Armed with the Teflon coating of immigrant status, Konstantin is able to take positions in debates you and I never could without being cancelled. He's famous for standing up for the right of comedians to offend people, gives airtime to the cancelled and creates more jobs than he steals off fifth-generation Brits. His podcast and YouTube show
Triggernometry is a sensible person's sensation in an age of disbelief. You'll discover why we should "Stop Taking Comedy Seriously," "The Real Reason Identity Politics Took Over", and what happens to those who take such stands, from eminent guests like Jordan Peterson and of course Nigel Farage. But in this video, we take on Konstantin's book
An Immigrant's Love Letter to the West. He lays out what's going badly wrong in our society, where it leads and why he's allowed to say all this out loud without being hung, drawn and quartered in the press. He'll make you laugh, shake your head in disbelief, shout out in anger and miserable, but not necessarily in that order. You can find the book in all good bookshops outside North London and of course on the internet… for now. But first, check out what all the fuss is about here…
Inflation, Austerity And Recession Is A Dangerous Combination:
Another week, another green energy bust. But does anyone see the trend? Nigel Farage does. And that's not the only déjà vu. George Osbourne and his austerity are back in vogue… in certain circles, anyway. As is China, with the West choosing to turn a blind eye and the other cheek at the G20. Meanwhile, consumer prices just keep rising, and central bankers' inflation denialism just keeps getting more bizarre in response. What a week for Nigel to digest for you…
"Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité" Has Been Replaced With ESG: The French Revolution didn't work out so well. In the end, it merely replaced one despot with another… after some seriously bloody turmoil in between… not to mention afterwards. And the Green Energy Revolution seems to be going much the same way. Politicians are turning on the industry they once loved to subsidise. Now they're applying windfall taxes instead. The result will be a lack of energy. But the politicians have solution. They're suggesting people that take cold showers and buy Teslas – a "let them eat cake" moment if ever there was one. And, worst of all, the Russians are using our weakening reliance on green energy against us. It's straight out of the 18th century. Legendary newsletter writer (and frequent doomsayer) Marc Faber claims that his friend has a proper guillotine ready to go! Green tech stocks have already had their heads lopped off in 2022, after a good run in 2021. Of course, there is an old saying that you should buy when there's blood in the streets. Nigel Farage isn't so sure that applies. At least, not in the UK. Find out why…
The Monetary Puppeteers Are In A Tangle: Markets are obsessed with central bank policy decisions. And this week featured an absolute overdose of those. That led to all sorts of market instability. Stocks, currency markets and bonds all whipsawed wildly. But rather than focus on what central bankers did and what it means for you, Rob Marstrand of
UK Independent Wealth and I discuss the nature of a world being puppeteered by money policymakers. What does it mean for politics, social cohesion and prosperity to have a select few unelected (and clueless) bureaucrats controlling our lives and our financial markets to the extent they do today? Where does such a society lead us? I'll give you a hint. Rob lives in Argentina…
Intelligence From Our Spy In Sydney: We may be shooting for net zero. But has anyone figured out how we're getting there? Not according to Shae Russell's intelligence from the International Mining and Resources Conference in Sydney. The resources we'll need just haven't been found yet. But for those who do find them, the returns will be far from net zero. The question is, which resources will boom and which will plume?
Babies, Bathwater And A Burning Building: The best thing about bitcoin was how everyday people finally got one up on the City. While professional investors were busy denigrating cryptocurrencies, punters made millions or even billions off the new tech. It was the first bottom-up investment boom since the last gold rush. But that's over now. Wall Street is in on the crypto action. Cryptocurrency exchanges seem to be making more money than investors. And the crypto ecosystem seems to have more sharks than whales. But what does this mean for the price? If cryptocurrencies are finally gaining traction in some of the biggest investment spaces in the world, what'll happen to their values? Well, unlike stocks, bonds or commodities, bitcoin's supply is fixed and will eventually reach its cap. You can't just issue more in order to fleece investors. What happens when a vast wall of institutional investors' money tries to get into a crowded theatre? Our old friend and cryptocurrency expert Sam Volkering reckons that he has spotted some smoke signals…
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