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The U.S.-Israel War Against Iran Rewrote the Rules of Modern War
Post Views: 189 The Global Impact of the New Middle East War… From the moment that the U.S. and Israel began striking Iran on 28 February, it was clear that the new war in the Middle East would have global repercussions. States have raced to ensure the security of their citizens in the region, while bracing for the economic fallout of Iranβs de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which has halted oil, gas and fertiliser exports via the Gulf. Governments have also wrestled with how to position themselves diplomatically vis-Γ -vis a conflict that the U.S. and Israel started,...
Peter Schiff: Fed Admits theyβre Totally Wrong about Inflation
Post Views: 194 In a recent YouTube video, renowned economist Peter Schiff delivers a scathing critique of the Federal Reserveβs handling of the current economic situation, pointing to a perfect storm of rising inflation, stagnant economic growth, and a housing market bubble on the verge of bursting. As the disconnect between official narratives and real data widens, Schiff argues that the Fedβs reluctance to raise interest rates will only exacerbate the problem, ultimately benefiting gold and precious metals investors. According to Schiff, inflation is not under control, as official claims would suggest. Instead, producer price inflation is accelerating at an...
WTFinance: All Data Points to Massive Market Crash
Post Views: 208 In a recent episode of the What the Finance (WTFinance) Podcast, host Anthony Fatseas sat down with Dave Collum to dissect the intricacies of todayβs financial markets, economic fundamentals, and the escalating geopolitical tensions. Their conversation shed light on the stark realities that lie beneath the surface of the current economic landscape, revealing a complex web of distortions, risks, and potential fallouts. One of the most striking observations made during the discussion was the extent to which financial markets have become disconnected from traditional metrics such as earnings, employment rates, and basic economic math. Collum pointed out...













