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Here is another fine piece by Hugo Salinas Price in which he argues for the return of the use of the silver coin in American currency. Mr. Salinas Price argues that the US Government must recognize at some point that it is indispensable to the health and continuing existence of the US as we have known it, to restore silver coin into circulation

After observing the considerable amount of interest over my most recent article, The Astounding Failure of the US Educational System that has received more than 15,200 reads thus far, I have decided to extend that article into a 3-part series. Here’s Part 2.

If there is a provable relationship between formal education and intelligence, it is probably an inverse one. The more letters you have behind your name (MBA, PhD, JD, MFA, CPA) the greater level of stupidity one likely possesses, as the attainment of a higher level of education means that one has been exposed for a far longer time period than the average citizen to the indoctrination process.

Banking and fraud were born into our global word as Siamese brothers, inseparable since birth. And just like Siamese brothers, if ever separated, they would likely die together as well. But how well do we really understand the illusory empire of the banker-influenced commodity world, where bankers often create artificial supply and artificial demand numbers to set real prices? Here, we take an inside look into this complex, often-misunderstood Empire of Illusion.

SmartKnowledgeU Managing Director JS Kim's third appearance On the Edge with Max Keiser this year. This time around JS and Max discuss the fraudulent nature of the global monetary system and the failure of the rest of the world to connect the fraudulent monetary system with many of the world's other significant problems.

Since March 6, 2009, the S&P 500 has seemingly been on a remarkable run, gaining 76.68% when priced in our favorite of monopoly currencies, the US dollar. However, when priced in gold, despite the daily rigging games of the government/banker cartel for the past two years, it has only managed to rise 21.64% over the same time span. When priced in silver, the S&P 500 has astonishingly lost 1.8% during the same investment period. To these enormous anomalies, we ask the question,"Will the real currency please stand up?"

My theory of currency relativity sufficiently exposes, as frauds and charlatans, Geithner and other Western bankers that have created, as a diversionary tactic to bury the truth, an artificially divisive East-West hostilities among the serfs that inhabit their kingdoms. Despite Mr. Geithner’s attempts to convince the world that the Chinese yuan is insufferably weak compared to the other world’s major currencies, the below charts expose that, well, a fiat currency is a fiat currency is a fiat currency is a fiat currency is a fiat currency.

When the momentum of the masses gravitates toward the truth, those that desire to suppress it have always resorted to smoke and mirrors to divert the people’s attention away from the truth and to channel their focus into avenues that waste their energies.

With gold and silver bulls, since the beginning of this new PM bull in 2001, the four dreaded words that every gold/silver bull has been reluctant to say because it has served as the kiss of death every time gold/silver has been on the verge of a seemingly enormous breakout, is “This time is different.” Yet this time it IS different and here’s why.

Today, there is not a single government in the world that has provided an adequate or sustainable solution to our global monetary crisis. The most prominent criticism from Keynesian apologists regarding our monetary crisis is that supporters of Austrian economics always complain but offer no solutions. This simply is not true. Rather, our global leaders refuse to hear or consider the solutions we present. Today, citizens desire real change, not change disguised as maintenance of the status quo that politicians and bankers offer to us.

Here's the trailer for what will likely be a must watch documentary, Inside Job, directed by Charles Ferguson, opening October 8th in America.

Reality is the great antidote of hope. Whenever my colleagues and friends ask me for my global economic outlook, by the time I’m done, they always provide a cheeky response about the depressing nature of my outlook. However, the outlook doesn't have to be depressing at all for those willing to face reality and take a proactive stance.

Financial shills often use the term “bubble” to conjure up images of imminent collapse. Thus, if the “bubble” doesn’t burst within two weeks of someone’s “bubble” proclamation, then this non-event provides loads of verbal ammunition for the financial shills to improperly validate their erroneous viewpoint that a bubble does not exist. And this guerilla tactic works for those that truly don't understand the definition of a Central Bank, artificially engineered "bubble."

Since world leaders and economists continually display a lack of even the most rudimentary of understanding about the unsound nature of our monetary system, I’ve decided to write them a “Monetary Policy for Dummies” to help them understand why the policies and solutions they constantly advocate amount to legalized theft that destroys the wealth of the nations.

If monetary debasement can truly create economic recovery, why did our Founding Fathers establish, in the US Coinage Act of 1792, that any persons discovered to be deliberately debasing US money "shall be guilty of felony and shall be punished by death"?