Wed, 21 March 2012
Ron Hera of Heraresearch.com joined us today to share his latest opinions on why paper money is often equivalent to theft. While there are many things wrong with fiat money, the main thing is it enables government to easily pick winners and losers. If you want to take advantage of an opportunity and you're part of the in-group, all you need to do is contact your connections, get a government license or a cheap government loan/subsidy and you're in. If you're an insolvent banker who doesn't know how you're ever going to get all those mortgages paid off, you call your friendly Fed and the next thing you know, you've gotten a generous bailout and the bonuses are flowing. Obviously such inequities increase resentment among the not-so-connected group. This group is being fleeced for the benefit of the elites and cons, and they want justice. Judging from the aftermath of the financial collapse, this group is never going to get vindication because the elites look after each other and keep one another from being held accountable. Therefore, it becomes necessary for the average citizen to invest in places where he/she will not be subject to government confiscation. Ron Hera is a master at this fine art of evasive investing. This was a far ranging but extremely relevant discussion. Don't forget to go to KerryLutz.com and sign up for an instant free Financial Survival Toolkit and the Weekly Newsletter.
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Wed, 21 March 2012
We were very fortunate to have John Butler, author of what is sure to become an instant classic, The Golden Revolution, back on the show to talk about his book and the economic system he sees developing around us. There is so much happening on the international monetary scene, we must get as many opinions and viewpoints as possible. John's perch in London gives him a wide perspective that helps shed light on the coming events. John worked for over 15 years as an interest rate, foreign exchange, and commodity strategist at major banks around the world before founding Amphora Capital, an independent investment and advisory firm, in London. He has written extensively on financial topics, and his work has been cited in the Financial Times, the Wall Street Journal, and the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, among other publications. He is also the author and publisher of the popular Amphora Report newsletter and is an occasional speaker at global investment conferences. He resides in the English countryside with his wife and four children. Don't forget to go to KerryLutz.com and sign up for an instant free Financial Survival Toolkit and the Weekly Newsletter
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