Did Japan make a Mistake or Did they Intentionally Cause a Crisis to avoid a 26 Year Depression?

COMMENT: Armstrong-san, in Japan there is a belief that the Japanese government instigated your case because you warned that the Postal Savings fund would require government funds to bail it out because they lost the people’s money trying to support … Continue reading →

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