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Quentin Drew
Member since December 2010
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Last commentary posted on Tuesday, April 21, 2020
 
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 James Howard Kunstler
The Placeholder  (6)
Another spectacular article. Jim, you've skewered them again. Particularly liked the paragraph on She-Whose-Turn-Was-Thwarted. You've totally encapsulated the absurdities of the whole situation now faced by American politics.
4/21/2020 at 12:00 PM  1  2  Rating :  -1 Permalink
 James Howard Kunstler
Cascading Cat Litter  (7)
Well done, James. Another cracker. Your articles just get better and better. It would be particularly poignant if he does get awarded the Nobel Prize and for the Nobel committee to then invite past winners for a group photo with Pres Obama and Mr Assange standing side by side. Wouldn’t that be ironic!
CQ Drew
4/13/2019 at 8:06 AM  2  1  Rating :  1 Permalink
 Paul Tustain - Bullion Vault
Destroying the Young with Permanent Bailouts  (7)
Brilliant synopsis of what is going on in the UK. More power to you Paul. Entirely agree about the BCC Today Programme which becomes more vacuous by the day. I also wonder why no one wants to discuss matters such as income tax (institutionalized robbery), inflation (institutionalized theft), and National Insurance Contributions (institutionalized Ponzi schemes) and why these things are allowed to continue. W...
7/6/2012 at 4:18 PM  1  0  Rating :  1 Permalink
 Adam Brochert - Gold Versus Paper
Why Are Precious Metals Bulls Scared  (2)
Please tell more about Buffet's bail out. Who bailed him out and why?
3/2/2012 at 4:05 PMPermalink
 James Turk - Goldmoney
A Short History of the Gold Cartel  (9)
An excellent article, but I am not clear about the conclusion. The two choices surely point in the same direction. Either the cartel will fail and the price of gold will increase further, or what remains of the free market in America will disappear in which case the price of gold is still likely to increase because by that time everyone will realize (particularly outside America if not within) that the US$ is ...
5/4/2011 at 5:12 PM  2  0  Rating :  2 Permalink
 Rick Ackerman
$2100 ‘Sounds Right’ For an Ounce of Gold  (1)
An interesting article but one which seems diametrically opposed to the thoughts of Adrian Douglas if I understand Adrian correctly. Would be interested to hear what Adrian has to say about this article because my impression is that, in future, gold will buy a lot more than it does at present. It is very hard to see how it could buy less. I would have thought that the relative scarcity of gold and silver and ...
2/15/2011 at 5:32 AMPermalink
 Antal E. Fekete - Gold University
Sound Navigation Requires Sound Measurement  (4)
What intrigues me about the discussion about gold is how little is said about the other great benefit (or disadvantage, depending on which side of the fence you are on) of a gold standard, namely the fact that having a strictly adhered to gold standard makes it far more difficult for governments to wage wars. When you look at the beginnings of central banks (Bank of England, for example) they can be seen to hav...
1/10/2011 at 10:08 AMPermalink