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India’s Government Makes Banknotes Worthless by Decree Overnight As I write this in the morning of 9th November 2016, there are huge lines forming outside gold shops in India — and gold traded heavily until late into the night yesterday. Depending on who you ask, the retail price of gold has gone up between 15% and 20% within the last 10 hours. At some places, it was sold for as much as US$ 2,294 per ounce. That is, if you can actually find physical gold — gold inventories at stores are rapidly depleting. All of this happened well before the...

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Money Printing and Price Inflation Ten years back when the central banks around the western world—as elsewhere—were printing money with abandon, it was claimed by rational observers that this would lead to hyper-inflation. It was claimed that the best the central banks could do was to control short-term interest rates, surreptitiously expropriating the wealth of citizens. Eventually the market had to find out, directly or indirectly, what was happening — as newly printed currency played havoc in the market — and prices in nominal terms would rise. Long-term yields on sovereign bonds were expected to sky-rocket, to account for increasing...

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxJ-m0Ac_-w This speech was delivered at The Capitalism & Morality Conference in Vancouver, Canada, July 2014. The original photo used to make the cover was uploaded by www.flazingo.com (CC BY-SA 2.0 — photoshopped).

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SnjQLo_Je4 This speech was delivered at The Capitalism & Morality Conference in Vancouver, Canada, July 2014. The original photo used to make the cover was uploaded by www.flazingo.com (CC BY-SA 2.0 — photoshopped).

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Jayant is a contributing editor of the Liberty magazine and frequently writes for the Mises Institute, the Mises Institute (Canada), Casey Research, Le Québécois Libre, the Dollar Vigilante, etc. This speech was delivered at The Capitalism & Morality Conference in Vancouver, Canada, July 2014. The original photo used to make the cover was uploaded by www.flazingo.com (CC BY-SA 2.0 — photoshopped). amscot cash advance cash advance loan click here paydayloancashexpressadvanceloans quick payday loans unsecured loans for bad credit

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Mr Shaffer, an astute observer of the human nature, talks about the ever-continuing demeaning of the human spirit under the expansion of institutional power. Author of several books—Boundaries of Order, Calculated Chaos, In Restraint of Trade, The Wizard of Ozymandias, and his latest Libertarian Critique of Intellectual Property—Mr Shaffer teaches law at Southwestern Law School This speech was delivered at The Capitalism & Morality Conference in Vancouver, Canada, July 2014. The original photo used to make the cover was uploaded by www.flazingo.com (CC BY-SA 2.0 — photoshopped). best generic levitra buy generic levitra online prix de levitra 20...

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_kcUSoMu3E Mr Casey, founder of Casey Research, is one of the most sought after speakers. He has written two New York Times bestsellers, including “Crisis Investing,” which was #1 for 19 weeks. He frequently contributes to LewRockwell.com and the Liberty. He has recently published two new books, “Totally Incorrect” and “Right on the money.” This speech was delivered at The Capitalism & Morality Conference in Vancouver, Canada, July 2014. The original photo used to make the cover was uploaded by www.flazingo.com (CC BY-SA 2.0 — photoshopped).

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Mr. Tucker is CLO (Chief Liberty Officer) of Liberty.me and publisher of Laissez Faire Books. He is also a Distinguished Fellow of the Foundation for Economic Education, an adjunct scholar with the Mackinac Center for Public Policy and an Acton University faculty member.

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Mr Rule is one of the most successful investors anywhere. Mr Rule started his career working as a security guard at False Creek in Vancouver. He is currently the Chairman, Sprott US Holdings Inc., one of the biggest and most successful money managers in the resource sector. He is a living proof of what he loves to say, “Your biggest problem is not the state and its tyranny, but what is between your two ears.” In his talk, Mr Rule will emphasize that fulfillment comes from individual achievement, and that advances in the condition of mankind occur through voluntary rather...

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Ms Martin has been inspiring others for over a decade by sharing her experience through natural birth, attachment parenting and Unschooling. Author of, Radical Unschooling: A Revolution Has Begun, and her newest book, Sexy Birth. She’s been featured on Dr. Phil, CNN, Nightline, Australia’s most popular morning news program, Morning Sunrise, The Jeff Probst Show, ABC’s hit show, Wife Swap, Fox News and the Bethenny Show.

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Mr Reed is the President of Foundation for Economic Education, USA. Earlier, he was the President of the Mackinac Center for Public Policy, a Michigan based free-market think-tank. His latest book, A Republic – If We Can Keep It, is a collection of essays that surveys the economic history of the United States and the modern world. As a journalist, he visited 81 countries, spent time with Contra rebels in Nicaragua, lived with Mozambique rebel forces, and travelled with freedom activists in Poland.

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Originally published in the Liberty: As I write (October 15), protestors in Hong Kong are still trying to make the city more democratic and to wean it off Chinese government influence. Protestors were seen cleaning up after themselves and even helping out the police with umbrellas during downpours. Indeed, HK is one of the most civilized places I have been to, and I visit several times a year. Despite its congestion, people respect your space and are hard-working, making it one of the freest, safest, and most competitive places in the world. China itself is a communist dictatorship, or...

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Originally published in the Liberty: A couple of new YouTube videos making the rounds talks about the Islamic strategy to take over the world. They talk about how over the last 1,400 years, Islam has spread its tentacles nearly everywhere, slowly increasing its political influence. Mullahs in these videos prophesy, while beating their chests, that Islam will take over Europe and fly its flag over the White House. Sharia will rule the world. It is assumed that Muslim men are forever ready to die and to claim their 72 virgins, once in heaven. The horror of ISIS’s actions has...

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Originally published in the Liberty: The Bhopal Disaster of 1984 was the worst industrial disaster in the history of the world. It was caused by the accidental release of 40 tons of methyl isocyanate (MIC) from a Union Carbide India Limited (UCIL) pesticide plant located in the city of Bhopal, capital of the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. UCIL was a joint venture between Union Carbide USA and a public-private consortium of Indian investors. When the gas leaked, all safety devices — water spray, scrubber, and alarms — failed to function. None of the employees of UCIL were affected, but...

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Originally published in Mises, Canada: Can the Jews resist this organised and shameless persecution? Is there a way to preserve their self-respect, and not to feel helpless, neglected and forlorn? I submit there is. No person who has faith in a living God need feel helpless or forlorn. Jehovah of the Jews is a God more personal than the God of the Christians, the Mussalmans or the Hindus, though as a matter of fact in essence, He is common to all and one without a second and beyond description. But as the Jews attribute personality to God and believe...

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Originally published in the Liberty: What we term virtues are often but a mass of various actions and divers interests, which fortune or our own industry manage to arrange; and it is not always from valour or from chastity that men are brave, and women chaste. —François de La Rochefoucauld A few years back, people of Pakistan were fighting for democracy. I thought that Pervez Musharraf, their dictator, was the best they could get. But fashionable women were protesting and burning his effigy. The educated wanted democracy. They got democracy. Now, women cannot protest. And educated people have...

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Originally published in Mises, Canada: In October 2006, I attended a Liberty Magazine conference in Las Vegas. One of the speakers was Jack Pugsley. I had never heard of him before. Jack talked about the need to focus on solutions, not on problems. He talked extensively about how different people think differently and why it is often a fruitless job trying to change them. His talk convinced me not to spend time in political action. On the surface this might seem like a small shift in how I wanted to live, but it was really a paradigm shift in terms...

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Originally published in the Liberty: Some people believe that those living in utter poverty, in the wretched parts of the world, know best how to smile and enjoy life. “Poor people,” they say, “live simple, contented lives, with fewer worries and distractions.” Some of the best-known spiritual teachers — Stephen Covey, Wayne Dyer, etc. — have talked about greater happiness, deeper connections with the earth, and higher levels of spirituality among the poor societies they have visited. Many celebrities (John Lennon, Richard Gere, etc.) and business leaders (the late Steve Jobs, for example) spent extended time in India to seek...

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The world is watching the ongoing election for India’s federal government, the biggest voting exercise ever, with 814 million people eligible to vote. Narendra Modi is seen as the next Prime Minister (PM). In anticipation of a major expected positive shift in the economy, Indian stock market has gone to its highest ever. Rupee has been strengthening. Is India, a laggard, ready to make its presence felt? Should the investment community pay attention? The outgoing PM, Manmohan Singh, who has never won a popular election—ironically, in the biggest democracy of India—is seen as weak, and as a puppet to the...

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Gold Price Skyrockets in India after Currency Ban Nov 10, 2016

Negative Yields and the Future of Growth Mar 22, 2016

Rick Rule interviewed by Doug Casey [Capitalism & Morality Seminar 2014] Feb 14, 2015

Dayna Martin interviewed by Butler Shaffer [Capitalism & Morality Seminar 2014] Feb 13, 2015

Jayant Bhandari – Values that Underpin Successful, Dynamic Societies [Capitalism & Morality 2014] Feb 12, 2015

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Doug Casey – Decline of Empire Parallels Between the US and Rome [Capitalism & Morality Seminar 2014] Feb 10, 2015

Jeffrey Tucker – The Revolutionary Implications of P2P Technology [Capitalism & Morality 2014] Dec 20, 2014

Rick Rule – Anarchist’s Duty to Succeed [Capitalism & Morality Seminar 2014] Dec 19, 2014

Dayna Martin – Unschooling and Freedom Parenting [Capitalism & Morality Seminar 2014] Dec 18, 2014

Larry Reed – Lessons from Ancient Rome [Capitalism & Morality Seminar 2014] Dec 17, 2014

Hong Kong: Democracy and Liberties Oct 28, 2014

Bringing the World under Its Domination? Oct 4, 2014

Bhopal, 1984 Jul 22, 2014

Gandhi, a Libertarian Saint? Jul 20, 2014

The Arab Spring and After Jul 18, 2014

Release of Jay Stuart Snelson’s Human Action Principles Jul 16, 2014

Are Poor People Happier? Jul 14, 2014

Indian Stock Market at its Highest Ever May 11, 2014