Since there seems to be a be antisemitic, pro Muslim-Hamas feelings in America currently, and especially among college age youth, I have dredged up a column I wrote sixteen years ago, as it seems very appropriate: The October 7th attack on Israel is typical Muslim-Islam hatred of Jews as well as non-Jews who happen to […]
December 4, 2023 Sent to me by a client As an attorney, I hesitated to forward this as it can be considered to be an indictment against my profession. But I believe there is much truth to the article below. Lawyers are adversarial and are trained to try to win at all costs. It may […]
A Journal (Wall Street) column on November 13th, by Mary Anastasia O’Grady, deals with Argentina and the upcoming runoff of two presidential candidates. It’s that close between a candidate who wants to return to their Constitution, and another who is a socialist, similar to today’s Democrats. I’m just going to quote the first two paragraphs, […]
Way back in 1927, lawyer Robert Odell was trying to make a little extra money, since his lawyering business wasn’t doing too well. He formulated a liniment, which he claimed came from an old sea captain. He bottled it himself and placed it in a few drug stores in the Minneapolis area. Robert called his […]
First of all, the dictionary definition of inflation is: “An increase in the money supply.” Second, there is no Federal Reserve in our Constitution. The Federal Reserve was created by skullduggery in 1913, and it is not federal, and has no reserves, other than printing presses. Everyone should read, “The Creature from Jekyll Island,” for […]
I made a small cash deposit at my local bank lasts week. If you have ever deposited hundred-dollar bills, or others, in a bank, you know they all have a machine which counts and digests them very quickly. It would be pretty difficult to rob a bank today, as all the bills are in that […]
I A few years ago, in a used book store, for a couple of bucks, I bought a large book with 2891 pages, titled “BARNES FEDERAL CODE,” Published by Bobbs-Merrill in 1915, and its sub-title says “Containing All Federal Statues of General and Public Nature Now In Force.” The book begins with statue # 1 […]
I really don’t have much to add about AG or silver, except as of Friday, and the last few years, it has been a bargain, since its price isn’t much above what it costs to mine. The ‘spot’ price of gold and silver, are the prices miners get for the ore they mine, but that […]
I won’t forget the night Bonnie and I, and another couple, went to a concert in a neighboring town, and when the concert was over, the car radio was turned on, and we were all so excited that Donald Trump was to be our next President. He was, and he did marvelous things for the […]
Silver has often been called “Poor Man’s Gold,” and for a logical reason. Both are real money throughout history, and both, in all civilizations, and both have required much effort and capitalization to produce, not counting the possibility of their ores eventually being exhausted. Both make great insurance against the inflation. Inflation caused by endless […]