Friday, July 18, 2014
James Turk - Returning to Gold: Money in the 21st Century
From Symposium Events
(Interview conducted 11 July 2014) James Turk, Founder & Director of GoldMoney and co-author of "The Money Bubble - What to do before it pops", and keynote speaker at the 7th Gold Investment Symposium being held in Sydney, 8-9 October 2014.
In the interview, James talks with Symposium's Managing Director Kerry Stevenson about his book, believers of gold vs non-believers, how to educate people about what money is and its role, his views on the Chinese and their strategy, as well as what investors will take away from his presentation.
The title of James Turks' presentation at this year's Gold Investment Symposium is "Returning to Gold: Money in the 21st Century".
The Gold Investment Symposium is Australia's leading precious metals summit. To find out more and to register, visit http://symposium.net.au/gold
(Interview conducted 11 July 2014) James Turk, Founder & Director of GoldMoney and co-author of "The Money Bubble - What to do before it pops", and keynote speaker at the 7th Gold Investment Symposium being held in Sydney, 8-9 October 2014.
In the interview, James talks with Symposium's Managing Director Kerry Stevenson about his book, believers of gold vs non-believers, how to educate people about what money is and its role, his views on the Chinese and their strategy, as well as what investors will take away from his presentation.
The title of James Turks' presentation at this year's Gold Investment Symposium is "Returning to Gold: Money in the 21st Century".
The Gold Investment Symposium is Australia's leading precious metals summit. To find out more and to register, visit http://symposium.net.au/gold
Gold Price Spikes on Reports of a Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 Shot Down over Ukraine
Thursday, July 17, 2014
Australia Finally Rids Itself of the Carbon Tax
After four years of the Carbon Tax crushing Australian heavy industry, resulting in jobs going offshore where the same if not more CO2 was released, finally some sanity has returned. Whether you believe in man-made climate change the idea that slugging an economy that produces only 2% of the world's GDP was going to make any difference to global CO2 emissions was ludicrous.
From ABC News (Australia)
From ABC News (Australia)
Australia's Indian Ocean neighbours action on reducing the burning of fossil fuels.
Eric Sprott and Gold Price and Manipulation
We Deserve More of the Truth of 911
From RepThomasMassie
Published on Jul 11, 2014
Rep. Massie speaks at Press Conference Regarding 9/11 Documents
Published on Jul 11, 2014
Rep. Massie speaks at Press Conference Regarding 9/11 Documents
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
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