“Agora é olho no olho” Guga e Filipe Barros se enfrentam sobre auditoria nas eleições

When Iceland faced the failure of their big banks the populace declined their request for public bail outs. Five term president Ragnur Grimssom listened to his populace and allowed the failure default. Today Iceland prospers and is experiencing somewhat of a Renaissance!

The European Union was destined to fail from the beginning as many had predicted. Milton Friedman predicted it would fail by 1992, he missed his target. In 2011 Greenspan also predicted that it wouldn’t last as their fixes after the global financial crisis was not enough, and the countries could not agree on what needed to be done. Well, it’s still going, or is it? The reality is the EU doesn’t look long for this world.

This “One World” economic plan is demolishing U.S. employment and companies at an incredible rate of speed. We have all witnessed the economic destruction that NAFTA caused. These “free trade” agreements are formed in order to build up exports, but they are not fulfilling this purpose at all.

In May 2013, the Bank of Israel lowered their interest rate and increased their money supply. In April the Bank of Japan increased their money supply and a few months earlier the European Common Bank increased the supply of Euros and lowered their interest rate. We need a scorecard to keep track of the large increases in cash that is flowing throughout the world. Countries are mimicking our Federal Reserve’s policy of Quantitative Easing that has tripled our supply of dollars since 2008.

There is no greater economic error of our time than to persist with the assumption that Earth’s resources and services are so abundant they can be treated as infinite and excluded from the price function. The free market is distorted by treating the Earth’s resources and atmosphere as the thing that is “free”. Can we agree on just one thing to put that right?