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Thanks Lex.
No, gold doesn't, not in that sense. Sure, gold is the ultimate source of value (but that's only because we have accepted the idea it is over millennia) and again that is because money...

There is evidence emerging that the globalist government - on its way perhaps now - is aiming to re-introduce the Gold Standard (GS) as its centrepiece.
I'm trying to get my head around all this so...

Hancock - another Bond villain. Just needs the white cat. Spectre, the new force in British politics.

The CAA (I think) is a just a statutory body that regulates movement in the air. The Warsaw Convention is the main - indeed only - treaty that governs who and how someone can be responsible if...

On the travellers point, my understanding is that the government for a long time now has put the legal duty on councils to provide sites for travellers on allocated land. What I have never been able...

Shuttle cock

An interesting point arises about balloons.
Anyone conveyed by a balloon comes under some very, tricky legal rules. Once you become airborne by artificial means , the law as we know it ceases to...

Yes indeed.
'Working from home' was the rallying cry 25 - 30 years ago when the digital revolution got going.
It's happening now - but not in ways we thought of back then.
Now firms are...

Wow.
I think what many 'would-be' or 'wanna-be' malefactors fail to get is that virtually all internet, phone, etc traffic goes through GCHQ in Cheltenham. Only the other day there was some local ...

A few years before the WWll in 1933, a paper appeared by professor Irving Fisher that is probably the most brilliant and important economic analysis since Adam Smith's , "Wealth of Nations. " ...

You hit so many bullseyes (home runs across the pond) I've lost count.
There has been extensive comment on the alt-media about Doctors Birx and Fauci who are the leading medics that Trump has....

I tend to get muddled now with advancing age, but someone please correct me. Have we ever had a scenario like this in Britain in living memory (that's for us baby boomers who missed the last European...

Sure. In Switzerland they're discussing you actually having to pay THEM to put money with them. When you see journals of the establishment like 'The Economist' saying, in print, that people...

My take on this is as follows. The banks collapsed in 2008. They remain collapsed. The money goes in, the money goes out, but there's no shaking it all about. The cogs whirr and that's about it. ...

So, at the very best (or worst) the effect of Brexit on the car industry are neutral. You make an excellent observation on unnecessary regulations, entirely geared, as it were, to the economic...

Been having some discussion or argument with prominent Remainers on economic issues, post Brexit. A propos de that I thought I would get a few statistics on the UK economy. We really do have an...