The
consequences of socialism.
"It’s probably Milton Friedman’s most famous saying: “Put government
in charge of the Sahara desert and in five years you’ll have a shortage
of sand.”
What sand is to the Sahara, petroleum is to Venezuela. Venezuela has
the largest oil reserves in the world. More even than Saudi Arabia.
It has proved reserves of 297 billion barrels.
But now Venezuela, an oil exporter for almost a century, can’t even meet its domestic oil needs.
Venezuela has begun importing oil."
Amazing.
"U.S national debt wasn’t even $10 trillion when Lehman Brother declared
bankruptcy six years ago. Now its $18 trillion. The debt is now 105
percent of GDP."
This article talks about everything.
"Speaking of Quantitative Easing, Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher
said the other day that we will not know for some time whether “the
Grand Experiment in Modern Monetarism, is a smash hit or a bomb or
something in between.”
Think about that. They didn’t know. We knew that they didn’t know.
And now they admit that they knew they didn’t know. Like the
generalísimos of South American banana republic, they have been playing
roulette with the value of our currency and with America’s remaining
prosperity.
These things usually end badly for banana republics. That’s why I’m glad to see gold and silver prices lower."
Everything.
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