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Summary of Schiff and Celente – Part 4 of 5
Summary of Schiff and Celente – Part 4 of 5
Written by Anah in Tuesday, December 23rd 2008   
This is part 4 of summarizing the stances of Schiff and Celente. This entry is to focus on the unfunded entitlement programs that so many are depending on being around to save their rear ends financially. Social Security which has actually done the opposite and made the society much more unsecure financially combined with Medicare and Medicaid at the federal level. At the local levels, we have food stamps, energy assistance, housing assistance, [+]
Summary of Schiff and Celente – Part 3 of 5
Summary of Schiff and Celente – Part 3 of 5
Written by Anah in Tuesday, December 16th 2008   
This part of the Summary of Schiff and Celente focuses on the (un)intended consequences on the prosperity of the nation. Let me clarify why I have the “un” in parentheses. I am not willing to declare the actions of the US Congress, Presidents, and the Supreme Court to be or not be intentional acts to guide the country to where it is today. I will point out the options. [+]
Summary of Schiff and Celente – Part 2 of 5
Summary of Schiff and Celente – Part 2 of 5
Written by Anah in Tuesday, December 9th 2008   
This is the section in which I will attempt to summarize the details spoken of by Schiff and Celente in reference to my post The Future Isn’t Bright. For further background information, I would recommend that you go back and reread my posts on Austrian Economics vs. Keynesian Economics. Part one is linked under Austrian and part two is linked under Keynesian. This portion on government intervention and attempts to control the [+]
Summary of Schiff and Celente – Part 1 of 5
Summary of Schiff and Celente – Part 1 of 5
Written by Anah in Tuesday, December 2nd 2008   
In this multi-part set of entries, I will do my best to summarize why Peter Schiff and Gerald Celente are predicting very hard times for the USA. Listening to economists and trends predictors talk does take time and requires a person to focus and do a lot of background research to understand where they are coming from. I’ll give it my best shot to summarize the key components as to why the predictions [+]
The Unintended Joys of Government Intervention
The Unintended Joys of Government Intervention
Written by Anah in Tuesday, November 25th 2008   
I have written in the past about how there is a three way fight between Insurance companies, Doctors and Pharmaceutical companies. Well, I left out a complicating factor in all of this. That would be the joys of government intervention into the medical industry. If we turn to the US Constitution, there are no powers outlined that give the legal permission to the Congress or the President to get into the [+]
The Future Isn’t So Bright
The Future Isn’t So Bright
Written by Anah in Wednesday, November 19th 2008   
In this Health & Wealth day, I will once again focus on the economy of the USA. But I do not expect anyone to believe what I say. Instead, I will introduce you to two individuals named Peter Schiff and Gerald Celente. Who are they? They are experts in their fields. Mr. Peter Schiff is an economist and Mr. George Celente specializes in predicting trends. What makes them any better [+]
Preserve, Protect and Defend
Preserve, Protect and Defend
Written by Anah in Tuesday, November 11th 2008   
The title is three of the main words of the oath of office every President of the USA is required to say. Every serviceman and woman swears to defend the US Constitution. All of the Senators and the Representatives swear a similar oath to uphold the US Constitution. But most of them are sinungaling, tikalon, botboton, tikasan kung sa English pa --liars. At the core of every government in the [+]
Austrian Economics vs. Keynesian Economics Part 2
Austrian Economics vs. Keynesian Economics Part 2
Written by Anah in Tuesday, November 4th 2008   
continuation of Austrian Economics vs. Keynesian Economics... Keynesian Economics is the opposite. It focuses on government intervention to try and control the economy by increasing debt, flooding the system with cash to “get it going again” and keeping savings low or non-existent and spending and prices high. Sound familiar? That would be the current housing crisis in the USA and the cause of much of the economic issues of today. [+]

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