The Golden Bull has arrived – are you joining him in the midst of world upheaval? Nations around the world have pumped (official estimates) up to twenty trillion into their economies; the U.S. alone have created 6-8 trillion in fiat currency. It appears that the sky is the limit. The presses continue to roll, new schemes are one step away from being rolled out. Unintended consequences will result. Inflation has remained sanguine up to this point in time, but like a coiled spring expect it to blast forward in the coming months to levels not seen since the early eighties.

The protection you need tomorrow must be bought today. And there is nothing better than gold to protect you from today’s financial disaster which obviously is happening as we speak. These black swan events come in a flash manifested in the Kung Flu. The world is 180 degrees different from what it was in January. Major upheavals the world over are now common place; Globalism is dead, country vs country and man vs man is the norm.

PUBLISHED BELOW IN FEBRUARY 2019. DON’T SAY WE DIDN’T WARN YOU!

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FEBRUARY 2, 2019THENEWBOSTONTEAPARTYLEAVE A COMMENTEDIT

When Money Dies by Adam Fergusson

TNBTP has consistently brought to your attention the “Black Swan Event”. We recently posted about it. The above book  has brought to our attention the likelihood of another Black Swan Event. If you were ever scared by the horrors of Halloween, read this book and you will be scared out of your skin. The story vividly illustrates the resulting demolition of the German currency during the Weimar Republic. 

Andrew Stuttaford (who writes frequently about culture and politics, works in the international financial markets) writing for the Wall Street Journal describes the concern of Fergusson in his own words as follows: “His examination of both the seduction of inflation and its devastatingly corrosive effect is merciless and horrifying. Most haunting are the depictions of those broken on inflation’s wheel, the workers without a union to protect them, the retired trying to live on pension that had lost all meaning, the once-proud bourgeoisie after the annihilation of their savings. A nation can recover from  hyperinflation, but for these people time had run out. Everybody ought to read this book. But baby boomers must.