Doug Casey's Take

Subscribe to https://www.crisisInvesting.com to learn what Doug's investing in and get access to Phyle, our private member community, for free. Books mentioned in this episode: "180 Degrees: Unlearn the Lies You've Been Taught to Believe" book (00:06:28) Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth: Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth (00:08:53) "What If" book series (00:12:17) Isaac Asimov's short story "The Final Question" - mentioned by speaker 2 at 00:27:03 Robert Heinlein's science fiction works - mentioned by speaker 2 at 00:28:03 Arthur C. Clarke's "Rendezvous with Rama" - mentioned by speaker 2 at 00:28:03 Jules Verne's science fiction works - mentioned by speaker 2 at 00:28:03 Olaf Stapleton's book "The Last and First Men" - mentioned by speaker 2 at 00:28:03 Joe Haldeman's "The Forever War" - mentioned by speaker 2 at 00:28:03 Larry Niven's "Ringworld" - mentioned by speaker 2 at 00:29:11 Neil Stephenson's "Diamond Age" - mentioned by speaker 2 at 00:29:11 Cixin Liu's "The Three-Body Problem" - mentioned by speaker 2 at 00:29:11 John Taylor Gatto's books on education - mentioned by speaker 1 at 00:37:44 Foundation Trilogy by Isaac Asimov - mentioned at 00:51:00 Decline of the West by Oswald Spengler - mentioned at 00:55:12 Chapters: 00:00 Intro The suggestion to move to Argentina (00:01:04) Doug explains the differences between moving from California to Arizona and moving from Europe to Argentina. Owning land in Paraguay (00:03:13) Doug discusses the unique characteristics of Paraguay and why he does not own land there. Questions about the 9/11 building collapse (00:06:28) Doug shares his thoughts on the controlled demolition theory of Building 7's collapse and the lack of awareness about it. Historical events and numbers (00:12:17) Doug discusses the questionable historical numbers related to the H**** and the disappeared people in Argentina. Political and societal narratives (00:15:40) The conversation delves into the simplification of historical events and the creation of false narratives. Current political climate and potential civil unrest (00:21:39) The discussion touches on the potential for civil unrest and the escalation of political tensions. The right to bear arms and recreational nukes (00:21:56) Doug addresses the question of individuals' rights to possess nuclear weapons, emphasizing the impracticality and risks involved. The proliferation of dangerous weapons (00:23:13) Discussion on the potential dangers of modern warfare, including computer hackers and bio-weapons. Trump's solution to de-dollarization (00:25:02) Critique of Trump's economic ideas and comparison to the current government. Influence of science fiction literature (00:27:03) Doug Casey's appreciation for science fiction literature and its impact on his views. Libertarian ideals in science fiction (00:29:18) The presence of libertarian ideals in science fiction and the elite's disdain for the genre. Airlines as an investment (00:30:22) Warren Buffet's perspective on airline industry and Doug Casey's stance on airline stocks. Rising costs of public education (00:32:40) Discussion on the increasing costs of public education and the inefficiencies in the system. Biden's tax proposal (00:38:41) Analysis of Biden's tax proposal and its potential impact on the capital system. Economic war with Russia (00:44:07) Discussion on the economic conflict with Russia, including the repo act and potential consequences. The Ukraine Conflict (00:47:51) Discussion on the US funding and prolonging the war in Ukraine, contrasting it with Israel's defense spending. Israel and Palestine (00:49:29) Debate on the US government's support for Israel and its impact on the Palestinian conflict. Psychopathic Leadership (00:50:29) Analysis of the US government's upper levels being populated by psychopaths and sociopaths. Economic and Trade Wars (00:52:03) Discussion on US-China relations, including Blinken's...

Get a free investment report on Uranium: https://www.crisisinvesting.com Chapters: 00:00 Intro Barbra Streisand's Birthday (00:00:12) Discussion about the significance of Barbra Streisand's birthday and the "Barbra Streisand effect." North Korea's Nuclear Announcement (00:01:26) Reflection on North Korea's announcement of having nuclear capabilities and the potential for nuclear weapons in wealthy American families. US Hostage Rescue Attempt (00:04:14) Analysis of the 1980 US expedition to free hostages in Iran, highlighting the military's state and comparing it to the Afghanistan war. Iran-Israel Escalation (00:11:16) Pepe Escobar's claim about a potential Israeli F-35 nuclear bomb mission and its aftermath over Iran. Yellen's Asset Conversion Proposal (00:16:57) Discussion of Janet Yellen's proposal to convert 10% of assets to treasuries before withdrawal eligibility and its implications. FTC's Non-Compete Rule (00:19:38) The impact of the Federal Trade Commission's rule making it illegal for bosses to enforce non-compete agreements. Department of Labor's Overtime Threshold Increase (00:22:54) The impact of the Department of Labor's decision to raise the overtime threshold for salaried employees. These are the timestamps covered in the podcast episode transcription segment, along with the titles given to each topic. Salaried Employees and Micromanagement (00:25:28) Discussion on the challenges of managing salaried employees and the need for micromanagement due to new regulations. Threats to Chinese Banks (00:28:45) Analysis of the US threatening to cut Chinese banks off from the global financial system and its potential impact. US-China Trade Tensions (00:29:53) Discussion on the escalating trade tensions between the US and China and the potential impact on global trade. FBI Director's Concerns (00:33:11) The FBI director's concerns about potential coordinated attacks in the US and the implications of his statement. Impact on Dollar Utility (00:34:53) The detrimental impact of US actions on the utility of the dollar for global transactions and the potential consequences. Investment Opportunities (00:36:05) Exploration of investment opportunities in gold, uranium, and oil amidst the current chaotic global environment. Uranium Investment Report (00:37:07) Promotion of a free report on uranium investment and its endorsement by an expert in the field. These are the topics covered in the given podcast episode transcription segment, along with their corresponding timestamps.

Get our new research report on the once in a decade opportunity in Uranium and how to play it: https://www.crisisinvesting.com The revolutionary war (00:00:33) Discusses the start of the US Revolutionary War and the misconceptions about it. Charles Darwin's death (00:01:11) Reflects on the significance of Charles Darwin's influence on the understanding of life. Name change of Swaziland (00:02:42) Highlights the arbitrary name change of Swaziland to Eswatini and its implications. Branch Davidians tragedy (00:03:36) Addresses the tragic events involving the Branch Davidians and the Oklahoma City bombing. Mae West's imprisonment (00:10:05) Discusses the imprisonment of Mae West and the impact of such actions. Erik Prince and private armies (00:11:07) Opinions on private armies and Erik Prince's involvement in such activities. Multiple citizenship and renouncing US citizenship (00:12:30) Discusses the importance of having a backup document and the consideration of renouncing US citizenship. Population collapse and government incentives (00:15:18) Shares opinions on potential population collapse and government incentives for childbirth. Weather modification and cloud seeding (00:19:34) Explores the possibility of weather modification experiments and the impact of cloud seeding on the environment. Protecting against a potential great taking (00:22:42) Discusses strategies for protecting assets in the event of a major economic crisis. Impact of migrant influx on societal norms (00:24:12) Addresses the breakdown of societal norms due to migrant influx and government policies. The US immigration issue (00:27:15) Doug Casey discusses the influx of immigrants and the potential impact on American society and economy. Predicting a civil war in the US (00:28:16) Doug Casey talks about the possibility of a civil war in the US and compares it to the American Revolution. Critique of Janet Yellen's statement on China (00:29:00) Doug Casey criticizes Janet Yellen's views on China's impact on the global market. Comparing US and Chinese productivity (00:30:55) Discussion on the productivity differences between the US and China, particularly in the automotive industry. Chinese hacking of US infrastructure (00:34:39) Concerns about Chinese government-linked hackers infiltrating US critical infrastructure. Discussion on the concept of folk saints (00:37:44) Doug Casey shares his views on individuals who are not canonized or beatified and the concept of folk saints. Collecting 19th-century European coins (00:42:01) Doug Casey discusses the advantages of small 19th-century European coins as an investment. Argentina's request to join NATO (00:45:54) Discussion on Argentina's formal request to join NATO and concerns about its foreign policy decisions.

Get our new research report on the once in a decade opportunity in Uranium and how to play it: https://www.crisisinvesting.com Chapters: 00:00 Intro Uranium Investment Opportunity (00:00:02) Discussion about the current opportunity in uranium investment and how to access a special report. Anarcho-Capitalist Awakening (00:00:42) Conversation about the increasing influence of anarcho-capitalist ideas in mainstream culture, sparked by a UFC fighter's public support for capitalism and Ludwig von Mises. Gold Price Divergence (00:03:18) Analysis of the divergence in the ten-year treasury and gold prices, suggesting a bullish market for gold and a bearish market for treasuries. Trump's Legal Battles (00:06:53) Discussion of the legal challenges faced by President Trump, including the Stormy Daniels case, and the potential impact on his ability to campaign. Geopolitical Tensions with Iran (00:16:29) Assessment of the escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, and the potential consequences of further military actions. Climate Change Hysteria (00:22:57) Criticism of the widespread belief in global warming and climate change, characterized as "total bullshit" by one of the speakers. Carbon demonization (00:23:14) Discussion on the demonization of carbon and its impact on global warming hysteria. C02 fear tactics (00:24:36) The use of fear tactics to create hysteria and influence public opinion on global warming. Protests and political movements (00:25:46) The shift from BLM protests to support for Palestine and the impact on cultural and political dynamics. Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey

How Doug's Investing: https://www.crisisInvesting.com Today, we start with the ongoing FBI investigations into individuals involved in the January 6 events, alleging corruption and unacceptable pursuit of American citizens. The conversation shifts to address a secret surveillance program targeting individuals opposing government policies, labeling them as domestic extremists. The dialogue moves on to critique the justice system's targeting of Trump associates and the apparent politicization and bias within various government institutions. Additionally, the script touches on economic measures like student debt forgiveness and the implications of such policies. It also critiques the competence and statements of certain political figures, highlighting instances of ignorance and absurdity. The conversation concludes by comparing the current state of societal and political unrest to historical precedents, questioning the future trajectory of the United States amidst declining institutional faith and societal division. Chapters: 00:00 Intro and Opening Remarks and FBI Investigations 01:50 Allegations of Government Surveillance and Political Bias 03:21 Trump's Legal Battles and Political Persecution 07:15 Critique of Political Figures and Government Incompetence 15:15 Economic Discussions: Zimbabwe's Gold Dollar and Student Debt Forgiveness 20:21 Decline of Public Institutions and Societal Decay 26:58 Reflections on Historical Craziness and the Future of the US

How to take advantage of the "Last Gold Bull Market": https://www.crisisInvesting.com Doug Casey and Matt Smith discussed various topics, including the French Revolution, gold coins, property rights, and migration. They believe a gold bull market has started, and gold stocks are undervalued. Uruguay and Argentina have good property rights, but the government is the greatest threat to property everywhere. Massive migration into the U.S. will cause major problems. Chapters: 00:00 Intro with Viewer Questions: Book Recommendations and More 00:06The French Revolution: Insights and Anecdotes 02:30 Fiat Money and Inflation in France 05:08 Debating Democracy vs. Republic: A Philosophical Discussion 06:09 Anarcho-Capitalism 06:41 Gold Coins and the Risk of Counterfeits: An Expert's Take 08:16 Navigating the Metals Bull Market: Strategies and Predictions 14:03 Considering Belize as a Bug-Out Location Amidst Migration Concerns 14:48 The Dynamics of Gold Markets and Future Speculations 16:51 Property Rights in Uruguay and Argentina: A Comparative Analysis 21:01 The Digital Nations Club: Surveillance, Control, and the Future 22:14 Exploring Citizenship and Tax Implications in Argentina 24:33 Lifestyle and Living Costs: From Tasmania to Thailand 31:18 Addressing Migration Issues and Government Policies 37:45 Wrapping Up: Final Thoughts and Weekend Wishes

Join us at https://www.CrisisInvesting.com Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey Provocations in the Middle East (00:00:02) Discussion of recent provocations in the Middle East, including Israel's actions and drone strikes. Biomedical Concerns (00:00:02) Mention of biomedical concerns such as bird flu emerging in Texas and a podcast discussing vaccination risks. US Debt and Migration (00:01:10) The acceleration of US debt, migration issues, and the upcoming election are mentioned, with questions about their implications. Response to Recent Events (00:02:16) Comparison of current events to the song "We Didn't Start the Fire" and a reference to the movie "Aliens." Terrorist Attack in Russia (00:05:09) Discussion of the terrorist attack in Russia and skepticism about the official narrative. Potential Impact of the Election (00:09:29) Speculation about the upcoming election, potential candidates, and the impact of current events on voters' choices. Potential Escalation of Conflict (00:12:05) Prediction of a potential war before the election and its possible locations, including Gaza and Ukraine. Impact of Migration (00:16:31) Discussion of the impact of mass migration on housing markets and societal stability. Rigging the Election (00:18:48) Consideration of the possibility of using migration to influence election demographics. Competency Crisis (00:23:34) Concern about a competency crisis, including the collapse of the Key Bridge in Baltimore and other instances of malfunction. Demoralization and Destabilization (00:24:32) Reference to Yuri Bezmenov's stages of demoralization, destabilization, and normalization in the context of current events. The demoralization of American society (00:25:36) Discussion on the lack of belief, cultural changes, and conspiracy theories. Public response to the solar eclipse (00:26:33) Analysis of public reaction and government statements regarding the upcoming solar eclipse. Gold market trends and investment advice (00:29:22) Insights on gold market, ETF withdrawals, and recommended gold coins for investment. Asian demand for gold and financial inequality (00:33:32) Discussion on the influence of Asian demand on gold prices and financial inequality in the US. Political risk and diversification (00:34:11) Importance of diversifying politically and the significance of having a crib outside the home country. Argentina as a favorable location for a second home (00:36:30) Reasons for considering Argentina as a prime choice for a second home and citizenship. Upcoming episode and viewer engagement (00:37:21) Announcement of a future episode and invitation for viewer questions and comments.

Join us at CrisisInvesting.com Jim Kunstler's latest on the sane vs. insane https://jameshowardkunstler.substack.com/p/wake-up-call Doug & Matt start by analyzing the potential implications of a Russian versus NATO war in Europe, pondering the possibility of it remaining conventional without escalating to nuclear warfare. The conversation shifts to critique the provocative actions of Western governments, particularly French President Macron, and discusses the presence of foreign soldiers in Ukraine and the strategic movements of military assets across Europe. The discussion also touches upon censorship concerns stemming from new legislative actions, such as the TikTok bill in the U.S., and the potential for broader online content suppression. They also delve into personal health and fitness advice, drawing from Doug's long-standing practices. Additionally, they explore the concept of converting third-world countries into publicly owned corporations and the challenges of implementing such a radical change in governance. The conversation concludes with a critical reflection on the inherent lies of institutions like the church and the state, emphasizing the importance of questioning widely accepted beliefs. Chapters 00:00 Intro Exploring the Tensions: Ukraine, NATO, and Nuclear War 02:05 The Escalation: European Involvement and the Role of Mercenaries 04:24 The Future of Warfare: Drone Technology and Its Implications 05:57 The Unpredictable Outcomes of the Ukraine Conflict 10:13 Censorship and the TikTok Bill: A Threat to Free Speech? 18:31 Staying Fit: Doug's Approach to Health and Exercise 23:11 The Mighty Dogo Argentino: A Discussion on Dog Breeds 26:07 Capital Growth: Reflecting on Doug's Career Milestones 30:18 Exploring the Potential Bull Market in Mining Stocks 30:44 The Controversial World of Mining Stocks 31:27 The Influence of Warren Buffett on Mining Investments 31:54 Navigating the Complexities of Big Mining Companies 32:11 The Future of Mining Stocks and Prudent Investments 32:26 The Turning Tide in the Metals Market 33:01 The Importance of Surrounding Yourself with Successful People 33:13 The Virtues of Associating with Morally Righteous People 35:50 An Adventurous Encounter: The National Bank of Haiti Heist Plan 40:08 The Concept of Transforming Countries into Publicly Owned Corporations 41:05 Addressing the Challenges of Implementing the Public Corporation Model 47:54 The Potential of Distributing State Assets to the People 53:47 The Misconceptions and Lies People Believe

Join us at https://www.CrisisInvesting.com In this conversation, the speakers delve into historical reflections starting with the assassination of Julius Caesar and its implications. They discuss Brutus' intentions, Caesar's policies, and the resulting civil wars, questioning the effectiveness of assassinations in achieving political goals. Additionally, the conversation shifts to broader topics such as the HBO series 'Rome,' the impact of inflation in Argentina, the challenges faced by Gen Z, the digitization of influences like TikTok, and the ongoing cultural and ideological shifts in Western societies. The speakers also touch on the topics of migration, societal tensions, and the potential future implications of current trends. Throughout, the discussion weaves together history, political analysis, and observations on modern societal dynamics. Mentioned in this episode: Gen Z Article - http://archive.today/L0QHS TV Show - Rome https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0384766/ Movie - "Brazil" https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088846/ Parliament Call to Prayer: https://x.com/GoldingBF/status/1768375671863025937?s=20 Germany Conquered: https://x.com/RadioGenoa/status/1768607307510788420?s=20 NYC Subway Shooting. Story of a black New Yorker who had enough with migrants, attacked a random migrant, got stabbed, then pulled a gun and got shot himself. Pretty much exactly as we discussed in the past. - https://x.com/KeenanPeachy/status/1768658070270550375?s=20 - Video: https://x.com/IrishAmerican27/status/1768604635814592614?s=20 Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:05 Reflecting on the Ides of March and the Assassination of Caesar 04:27 Exploring the Historical Accuracy of HBO's Rome Series 07:20 Observations from Buenos Aires: Changes in Argentina 14:17 The Unhappiness of Gen Z: COVID, Housing, and TikTok 16:28 The Controversy and Impact of TikTok on Society 24:23 Islam and the West: A Forever War 34:54 Migrant Tensions and Urban Struggles in New York 39:49 Wrapping Up and Looking Ahead

Join us at https://www.crisisinvesting.com Chapters: 00:00 Intro The coming tyranny (00:00:02) Doug discusses the inevitability of tyranny and the futility of trying to escape it. Doug's travels and long-term plan (00:01:21) Doug's conscious but semi-conscious plan for living in different places and what drew him to New Zealand. Favorite ancient coins (00:04:10) Doug shares his preference for Greek and Roman coins, highlighting the artistic and historical significance. Critique of game theory (00:10:22) Doug and the questioner discuss game theory as a tool of manipulation and its disconnection from reality. The term "theater of war" (00:12:42) The history of the term "theater of war" and its connection to the concept of war as entertainment. Positive news in Argentina (00:15:07) Doug and the questioner discuss positive developments in Argentina, including free city concepts and political changes. EU's approval of a digital wallet (00:22:33) The inevitability of digital payment systems and the implications of digitization in Europe and globally. Evaluating truth in a world of lies (00:26:09) The challenge of evaluating truth in a world filled with lies and the distinction between big and little lies. The information problem (00:26:43) Discussing the danger of big lies, the impact of secondhand information, and the importance of considering the source. Investing in gold (00:28:25) Explaining why gold is not an investment but a savings vehicle, and the distinction between savings, investing, and speculating. Stakeholder concept (00:30:13) Critiquing the concept of stakeholders and its impact on decision-making in corporations. Barrick Gold and gold stocks (00:32:53) Discussing the value of gold stocks and the preference for smaller entrepreneurial companies over large corporations. Rare earths deposit discovery (00:34:24) Expressing skepticism about the announcement of a rare earths deposit discovery and the need to verify its authenticity. Self-improvement and optimism (00:35:14) Reflecting on self-improvement and the pursuit of learning, with a touch of humor. Optimism for Argentina (00:36:56) Expressing optimism about the potential for positive change in Argentina despite challenges. Trump's potential cabinet selections (00:37:45) Debating whether Trump would make better cabinet appointments if re-elected. Citizens against illegal invaders (00:39:00) Discussing the potential for citizen pushback against illegal immigration and the formation of gangs. Mass psychosis and policy (00:44:18) Exploring the possibility of mass psychosis influencing immigration policies and societal perceptions. Nanotechnology and human health (00:47:25) Discussing the positive potential of nanotechnology despite negative associations with mRNA vaccines. Polo and societal access (00:48:39) Reflecting on the status of polo and its role as a passport into elite societies. Unasked questions (00:51:01) Reflecting on unasked questions and the desire for constructive feedback.

Join us at CrisisInvesting.com The MacArthur Genius Awards Program (00:00:30) Discussion of the history and selection process of the MacArthur Genius Awards program, with criticism of the recent recipients. Current State of Gold (00:16:15) Analysis of the current price of gold, its historical highs, and its potential for future growth. Momentum in Gold Stocks (00:20:26) Assessment of the momentum and sentiment around gold stocks, with an emphasis on their current undervaluation. Bitcoin and Gold Breaking All-Time Highs (00:24:52) Implications of both Bitcoin and gold breaking to all-time highs, including the impact on the value of the US dollar and the competition for savings capital. Bitcoin's characteristics (00:29:00) Discussion on Bitcoin's qualities as sound money, transfer mechanism, and its characteristics compared to traditional money. Bitcoin's demand and accessibility (00:31:28) Impact of ETFs on Bitcoin's accessibility, exposure to new investors, and the expansion of demand. Bitcoin and gold stocks investment (00:32:19) Comparative analysis of investing in Bitcoin, gold, and gold stocks, and the potential for higher returns. Bitcoin's future and supply dynamics (00:34:45) Discussion on Bitcoin's future supply dynamics, including halving, limited supply, and potential increase in value. Gold stocks investment potential (00:36:28) Potential for high returns in gold stocks, their performance in past cycles, and specific stock recommendations.

Join us at https://www.crisisinvesting.com Chapters: 00:00 Intro Constantine the Great and the Council of Nicaea (00:01:23) Discussion on Constantine's conversion to Christianity and the impact on the Roman Empire. World War III and the Start Date (00:09:07) Debate on the start of World War III and its comparison to the beginning of World War II. Ukraine Conflict and Loss of Life (00:11:06) Analysis of the Ukrainian conflict, casualty numbers, and skepticism about official reports. Shift in European Narrative and Security Agreements (00:19:12) Observation of the change in European attitude towards Russia and the signing of security agreements with Ukraine. Putin's Interview and Different Perspectives (00:21:08) Reflection on Putin's rationality and contrasting Western media portrayal, as well as the impact of differing worldviews. American Administration and Possibility of War (00:23:16) Criticism of the American administration's aggressive mindset and the potential devastating consequences of war. The potential start of World War III (00:24:09) Discussion on the potential war crimes trials and the geopolitical motivations of the West and Russia. The changing global population dynamics (00:24:38) Insights into the potential population decline in China and its impact on global dynamics. Remaking the world order (00:25:26) The impact of major global events such as world wars and the potential for a major shift in the world order. Moldova's ascension into the EU and the Transnistria conflict (00:26:30) Analysis of Moldova's EU membership process and the potential conflict with the Russian-controlled Transnistria region. Interpreting the fog of war (00:28:17) Challenges in interpreting and understanding the information and actions in the current geopolitical landscape. Potential cyber and bio warfare threats (00:28:51) Discussion on the potential for cyber and bio warfare threats and the uncertainty surrounding their origin. The geopolitical implications of US operations in Ukraine (00:29:28) Analysis of the geopolitical implications of US operations and bases in Ukraine and their impact on the current situation.

Join us at https://www.crisisinvesting.com for special reports and updates. Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey Chapters: 00:00 Intro Nina Simone's Birthday (00:00:20) Discussion about the omission of Nina Simone from a list of influential black individuals and personal anecdotes about her music. Doug's Time in Rhodesia (00:03:50) Anecdotes about Doug Casey's time in Rhodesia, including experiences during the war, visiting historical sites, and encountering unusual situations. Rhodesia's Transition to Zimbabwe (00:11:59) Discussion about the transition of Rhodesia to Zimbabwe, the impact on the white population, and the changing dynamics of the region. Potential Use of Nuclear Weapons (00:20:53) Speculation on the possibility of nuclear weapons being used in the future, considering changes in technology and the mindset of government officials. Concerns About US Passport (00:23:38) Debate about the value and implications of holding a US passport, particularly in light of current immigration surges. Transporting Gold Coins (00:24:29) Advice on using gold coins for travel, including strategies for carrying them discreetly and potential issues with customs. Moving to Uruguay Without Fluency in Spanish (00:27:14) Discussion about the challenges and potential solutions for a 66-year-old American planning to move to Uruguay without fluency in Spanish. The accent of the brits (00:29:02) Discussion on the difficulty of understanding accents while traveling and encountering people from different regions. New Hampshire's tax situation (00:29:55) Conversation about the real estate taxes and lack of sales tax and income tax in New Hampshire. NATO training exercise (00:30:52) Discussion on the NATO training exercise and the escalation of tensions with Russia. Investing in defense companies (00:32:16) Debate on the ethical considerations of investing in defense companies and the potential financial gains. Shutdown of First Quantum's copper mine (00:34:58) Analysis of the shutdown of a copper mine in Panama and the political risks associated with mining investments. Wealth inequality and individual freedoms (00:36:37) Opinions on addressing wealth inequality while preserving individual freedoms and the tension between personal freedom and collective action. Climate change rebuttal (00:41:14) Brief discussion of CO2 and climate change alarmists. Military rifle platform change (00:46:20) Opinions on the military's change in infantry rifle platform and its potential investment implications. China's market regulations (00:49:39) Thoughts on China's ban on short selling and market regulations, and the potential distortions created by such measures.

Things are getting wild. What to do? Join us at https://crisisInvesting.com Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey Chapters: 00:00 Intro Robert Mugabe and Malcolm X (00:00:15) Discussion of Mugabe's role in Rhodesia and the Shona and Ndebele tribes, and Malcolm X's libertarian views. Gideon Gono and the Zimbabwe Dollar (00:05:26) Gideon Gono's role in Zimbabwe's economic crisis and the printing of the $100 trillion bill. The Courage to Serve Act (00:12:13) Discussion of the bill to draft migrants into the military and its practical implications. Michelle Obama's Potential Replacement of Joe Biden (00:13:48) Speculation about the possibility of Michelle Obama replacing Joe Biden in the upcoming election. Dynastic Ambitions in American Politics (00:15:00) Exploration of the trend of political dynasties in American politics and examples of political families. Impact of Migrants in Denver (00:21:33) Stories of the impact of Venezuelan migrants in Denver, including housing, city budget, and social issues. The "Courage to Serve Act" (00:22:50) Critique of the act inviting foreigners to serve in the armed forces, concerns about foreign influence and cultural differences. National Guard in Schools (00:27:27) Discussion on the controversial request to deploy the National Guard in a high school to address student violence, skepticism about the effectiveness of such intervention. Migrant Influx and Potential Consequences (00:32:41) Concerns about the impact of migrant influx on urban black communities, speculation on the potential increase in numbers and the challenges of accommodating and integrating migrants. Housing Migrants in Private Homes (00:35:16) Exploration of the idea of individuals housing migrants in their homes, including the potential financial incentives and the implications of this arrangement. Consequences of Government Programs (00:40:44) Caution against accepting government offers and the potential long-term consequences, including the scrutiny and consequences faced by those who accepted government aid during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Join our email list to get Special reports and updates: https://dougcasey.substack.com/about Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey Timestamps: The hold Ukraine has on the US government (00:00:03) Discussion on the continued funding of war and the unusual Senate meeting during the Super Bowl and potential reasons behind it. Deflationary effects of technology (00:09:36) Exploration of the cost-saving impact of technology and its implications for consumers. Future of technology (00:13:26) Debate on the accelerating pace of technological change and its potential impact on human experience. Recommendations for living in Uruguay (00:22:37) Insights into living in Uruguay, considering factors such as family needs and digital nomad lifestyle. Voice simulation and translations (00:26:12) Demonstration of voice simulation software for Spanish and Mandarin translations. The Mandarin Accent Software (00:27:09) Discussion about a software that changes facial features to produce an accent in Mandarin. Discussion on Anarcho-Capitalism (00:29:37) Comparison of anarcho-capitalists with other historical groups and the challenges of building a community. Defining 'Community' (00:32:03) Debate on the meaning of 'community' and its nature as an abstraction. Second Passport Value (00:39:25) Exploration of the value of obtaining a second passport and the benefits of an Argentine passport. Consequences of Fed's Reverse Repo Drain (00:42:24) Discussion on the potential market and economic consequences of the Federal Reserve's reverse repo drain. Potential European Conflict (00:47:13) Debate about the possibility of direct conflict between NATO and Russia and the decision to leave Europe. Alternative Investments (00:50:27) Consideration of untapped potential in alternative investments such as whiskey, wine, artwork, tobacco, and coffee. The wine and art market (00:52:32) Discussion about the marketing scam in the wine and art market, and the deflationary effects of technology. Investing in commodities and collectibles (00:53:37) The discussion covers the risks and potential scams in investing in commodities and collectibles like diamonds, cars, and artwork. Tobacco, coffee, and alternative investments (00:57:40) The speakers talk about the risks and limitations of investing in tobacco, coffee, and alternative investments like artwork and collectibles. Moving to Argentina and the US's livability (01:03:37) The conversation revolves around the challenges of living in the US, considering historical cycles, communism, and migration issues. Economic system and game theory (01:10:18) The speakers express their skepticism about an economic system based on the Nash equilibrium and discuss the limitations of game theory in society. Ideal place to live in the USA (01:17:29) The speakers discuss the challenges of finding a wholesome environment with good people in the USA and the impact of migration on different regions.

The rhetoric is escalating and some Americans are so frustrated they're openly calling for a tax rebellion. Join our email list to get Special reports and updates: https://dougcasey.substack.com/about Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey

If you like these podcasts, it's time to join our email list. It's quite possible that the censorship hammer will soon fall on us here. Join our email list to get Special reports and updates: https://dougcasey.substack.com/about Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey In-Depth Conversation on Social, Economic and Political Issues: Q&A with Doug In this enlightening discussion, Doug tackles various topics proposed by viewers. These include his thoughts on the historical context and potential future implications of laws introduced during World War I, as well as troubling instances of internment and political persecution. He also discusses societal divides in the US, the pros and cons of immigration, and the future of America under different political parties. The conversation touches on the education system and its inadequacies, the potential benefits or drawbacks of having a mortgage, and the current economic climate. Doug's nuanced perspective presents a thoughtful exploration of complex issues. Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:05 Discussing Historical Laws and Their Impact 00:56 Exploring Cases of Unjust Imprisonment 02:23 Reflecting on the Role of the U.S. in World War I 03:25 Examining the Internment of Japanese-Americans in World War II 04:09 The Dangers of Total War and State Control 04:54 Predicting Future State Control and Suppression 06:34 Viewer Questions: Socialism vs Capitalism 21:49 The Importance of Self-Education and Entrepreneurship 33:28 Considering Immigration and Its Impact on Society 41:31 Dealing with Debt and the Challenges of Speculation 44:59 Predicting the Political Future of America 47:33 Conclusion

If you like these podcasts, it's time to join our email list. It's quite possible that the censorship hammer will soon fall on us here. Join our email list to get Special reports and updates: https://dougcasey.substack.com/about Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey In this podcast episode, Doug Casey and Matt Smith discuss a variety of topics, including the controversial overturning of Elon Musk's pay deal, the implications of Brexit, and the history of the Soviet Union's space program. Chapters: 00:00 Intro Elon Musk's Pay Deal Overturned (00:00:02) Discussion about the Delaware court overturning Elon Musk's pay deal and its impact on shareholders and trust in the US corporate system. Brexit and the European Union (00:04:35) Insights on the impact of Brexit, the history of the European Union, and the immigration concerns in the UK. Soviet Union's Space Program (00:12:08) Reflections on the technological feat of the Soviet Union's space program, the challenges of colonizing the moon, and the historical context of the Soviet Union's achievements. Immigration and Societal Changes (00:07:45) Debate on the impact of immigration, concerns about cultural integration, and the changing demographics in the UK and the US. Advancements in Technology (00:22:37) Appreciation for Elon Musk's contributions to technology and innovation, including Starlink and Neuralink, and the potential of future technological advancements. Decline of Traditional Media Outlets (00:25:18) Discussion about the financial struggles of traditional media outlets, such as the layoffs at the LA Times and the financial challenges faced by newspapers like The Washington Post. These are the main topics covered in the podcast episode transcription segment. The takeover of iconic American brands (00:27:17) Discussion about the destruction of iconic American brands and the potential conspiratorial plan behind it. Demoralization in media and marketing (00:27:58) The demoralizing impact of self-destructive actions in media and marketing, using examples like Sports Illustrated and Victoria's Secret. Obesity and body image in marketing (00:28:57) Critique of using overweight models in marketing and the aesthetic appeal of beauty in advertising. Senate bill targeting militia activity (00:31:12) Analysis of a senate bill aiming to ban militia activities and the potential impact on firearms rights and political gatherings. Concerns about Texas border situation (00:33:37) Discussion of potential conflicts on the Texas border and parallels drawn to previous events like January 6th. Questioning the official narrative of September 11th (00:34:24) Doubts about the official story of September 11th and a personal anecdote about a conversation with a political figure. Loss of government credibility (00:36:36) The diminishing credibility of the US government and skepticism about the official narrative among the population. Hope for political change (00:36:58) Optimism about the potential for positive change with the right leadership, with a hint of sarcasm. Call for audience input (00:37:48) Encouragement for audience participation and sharing of real-life experiences for future discussions.

Today we talk about all that's wrong with schools and a bit about the project Maxim is working on: https://www.greatman.com/publish/posts/detail/140740355 Ideology, Ethics, and Global Opportunities: Maxim's Substack: http://www.greatman.com Join our email list to get Special reports and updates: https://dougcasey.substack.com/about Connect with us on Telegram: https://t.me/dougcasey Today we join Doug Casey live to address education, ethics, international opportunities, and his personal intellectual journey. Explore the challenges infiltrating today's education system, specifically 'wokeness' and indoctrination strategies, and their implications on morality. Opportunities in Russia and Africa for young individuals. Doug's intellectual voyage, shaped by H. L. Mencken, Barry Goldwater, Ayn Rand, Henry Hazlitt, and the Tannehills, and understand the influence these figures had on his worldview. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and Starting the Conversation 01:04 Discussing the Impact of Smoking Laws 02:52 The Shift in Language and Society 03:29 The Importance of Sound Check and Audience Interaction 03:50 The Degradation of Education and Its Impact 04:41 The Influence of Media and Politics in Education 05:20 The Struggle for Accountability in Private Schools 06:01 The Personal Experience of Public School 10:13 The Challenge of Accessing Curriculum Information 11:38 The Consequences of a Lack of Personal Responsibility in Education 19:54 The Importance of Personal Ethical Codes 39:55 The Impact of Socialism on Education 43:12 Discussing the Potential of CBDC in Uruguay 44:33 The Impact of CBDC on Tax Evasion and Crime 45:08 Exploring the Reasons Behind Drug Use 46:10 The Pros and Cons of Moving to Africa 52:01 The Question of Argentina and Uruguay Joining BRICS 54:03 The Potential of Living and Working in Bermuda 01:14:00 The Importance of Work-Life Balance 01:17:37 The Development of Free Market Capitalism Ideals 01:24:48 Final Thoughts and Wrap Up

Where's Lloyd Austin? Mentioned in this video: Jayant Bhandari: Midnight’s Children https://youtu.be/4pqOVbp0n9A?si=OUnU_DA5v28LG98Z Owen Benjamin: https://twitter.com/OwenBenjamin U.S. Secretary of Defense, Lloyd Austin's health and absence from the public eye. The speakers also delve into potential candidates for the U.S. presidential election, specifically discussing Nikki Haley and Vivek Ramaswamy. They question historical accounts and remark on the anniversary of the Virgin Islands being bought by the U.S. from Denmark, amidst other historical events. The conversation concludes with brief chit-chat about Muhammad Ali and contemporary figures like Kanye West. Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:02 Introduction and Casual Conversation 00:49 Discussing Lloyd Austin's Health and Absence 02:56 Debate on the Role of Kathleen Hicks 03:25 Reflections on Government Positions and Titles 04:28 Critique of Military Policies and Leadership 07:51 Speculations on Future Political Scenarios 17:01 Remembering Historical Events 37:45 Discussion on the Influence of Politics in Sports 40:59 Closing Remarks and Personal Anecdotes