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‘Real Assets’ Are Cheaper Than They’ve Ever Been in Modern History
by Simon Black Sovereign Man
I’ve just returned home to Puerto Rico from a wonderful weekend in Panama City, Panama where we hosted an exclusive event for our Total Access members.
We chose Panama for a specific reason: the first conference I ever held back in 2011 was in Panama.
Twelve years ago I stood on stage in front of the audience and explained my core ethos: the United States, and the West in general, were in social, political, and economic decline.
I took no pleasure in saying that, but my lack of joy didn’t make it any less true.
I explained to the audience back in 2011 that America’s vast national debt— and specifically the outrageously high growth rate of the national debt, was going to one day create a huge problem for America’s finances.