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The Myth of Social Security

There is no Social Security. First in the sense that the money paid into the Social Security/Medicare/Medicaid (which I’ll call “social security” for short) system isn’t there — it has been spent. Second, there is no social security in the sense that even if you collect your benefits, it doesn’t provide “social security.” It’s just [...]

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Econ 101 Part 4 – How Government Debt Steals Your Future

Government debt confiscates your wealth just as effectively as taxation does, and your children are going to pay for it, unless you stop it.

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Econ 101 Part 3 – How the Fed Makes Magic Money

Our whole monetary system begins with a magic ledger that creates money out of thin air. One day you or your children will be glad you prepared for economic meltdown.

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Econ 101 Part 2 — Phony Money Destroys Capitalism

Fiat money systems (like ours in the USA) are the antithesis of capitalism because they make the value of money subject to the whim of government

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Econ 101 Part 1 — Worthless Paper Money

Paper money (not based in gold or silver) is the surest means of overturning a society based on private-sector entrepreneurship. According to Lenin, it is “the best way to destroy the capitalist system.”

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