All posts in " Gov’t Incompetence "

The Collapse of the Monetary System – a Comedy of Errors

February 14, 2023

QUESTION: Dear Martin Could you please describe more in detail what you are expecting when talking about the breakdown of the monetary system? Will there be differencies between countries like Germany and Switzerland for example? Especially regarding pension systems. I asume, there might be big differences by countries. Many thanks and best regards, RZ ANSWER: […]

Do the Numbers Really Matter or is it Just a Feeling?

September 19, 2019

QUESTION: Hi Marty, Just a little curious after reading your blog on ‘Can Anyone Really Influence Elections?’ , I was wondering if your model actually showed that India would get a majority mandate to the ruling dispensation a second time even though the Economy had been growing weaker over the last few years especially post […]

Government Will Never Accept Responsibility for their Actions

September 18, 2019

COMMENT:  You were right Martin! Demonetization was one of the worst decisions by the Modi government, the country is now suffering from that…. economy has gone down, but the new govt will not admit it. They believe the Millenials are to blame! JPM (India) REPLY: After nearly 40 years of dealing with governments throughout the […]

EU Parliament & How they Protect the Bankers

September 10, 2019

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Bloom-UKIP-on-Banking.mp4   A number of people have asked me to comment on Bloom’s speech on the floor of the European Parliament. He is incorrect in attributing the insolvency of the European banks to fractional banking. They have blown themselves up because of derivative exposure, not actual lending. The US banks survived and have prospered BECAUSE […]

The Surrender of Liberty in the Name of Security

September 2, 2019

QUESTION: It seems that as we get closer to a change-over of economic systems that as a society we are more willing to give up our rights to the State. Is that part of a pattern during these types of events? Was it seen as Britain, Rome, and other countries lost power after their peaks? […]

Epstein’s Hyoid Bone is Broken which is more indicative of Murder?

August 15, 2019

The latest on Epstein is interesting, to say the least. Several bones in his neck were broken. One of the broken bones was the hyoid bone, located near his Adam’s apple. It is very rare for this to be broken when someone hangs himself. Other doctors comment that to see this bone broken it is […]

Endless Cycle of Corruption

June 17, 2019

QUESTION: I read your articles on Capital flows regularly and I appreciate how you interlace different concepts together. Where is the money? European rulers essentially drained the Asia/Africa of their resources in the last 400-500 years. With all of it piped into Europe, it should have sustained the population for way more time than what […]

NYC Bans Hot Dogs Adopting New Green Deal

April 26, 2019

OK. New York City can’t pay its bills and politicians think chasing Amazon out of town because they wanted a $3 billion tax break actually saved $3 billion when that was predicated on them paying some taxes, has now moved to ban hot dogs to save the environment? Mayor Bill de Blasio approved a complete insane $14 […]

Please Send this PDF to Congress, Senate & Trump to Save a Life

April 8, 2019

It is time that We the People demand reform in the Judicial System. Enough is enough. Former US army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning has been thrown into Solitary Confinement to break her no different than any third world country would do to torture a person. Just because judges claim to have this self-anointed power, does not […]

When the US Government Wanted to Run a Brothel

March 30, 2019

  QUESTION: Is it true that the government wanted to run a brothel in Nevada? GK ANSWER: That story is indeed really humorous. It is absolutely true that the federal government wanted to operate Mustang Ranch brothel in Nevada after it was seized in a bankruptcy proceeding in September 1990. It certainly would have been interesting […]

Page 3 of 7