I'll always remember him in the usual suspects.
243%! That's like at Brown's bottom
Not much of a journey as I come from a family of goldbugs that predicts global financial collapse is two weeks away every couple weeks. Family dinner conversations involved a lot of talk of central banking, hyperinflation, gold/silver price manipulation schemes, and end game scenarios for the bubble we are in. This goes as far back as when I was 16 in the mid 90s where I was able to start grasping this stuff that went over my head for years.
I had a front row seat to all the financial crises that goes back to 98 with the bailing out of Long Term Capital Markets and 2008 was a doozy. I was able to see the media lies and tactics they take, which helped prime me for scenarios like Covid and the vaccines.
The opposition to Maduro is clearly CIA so there must have been likely elections shenanigans on both sides. The Biden administration put sanctions on Venezuela but lowered them when Maduro announced upcoming elections so they must have felt confident that they could replace him.
Money itself has a supply and demand curve so the other side of the equation is the monetary supply and money velocity. MV=PQ. This is how Milei is halting inflation in Argentina by restricting money velocity. He is doing that by limiting ATM withdrawals to $45 a day.
Nazis and Commies are one the same, one is a domestic form of socialism where communism is the international version. Both are collectivist drivel. The capital controls in place by the Nazis were not on the side of private property. It annoys me when people think of Nazis as the opposite of communism. If there is a dictator on the "right" I would think Pinochet would be a better example.
Another good one on the fed is "The Creature from Jekyll Island" by G Edward Griffin