In WW2 we discovered if you control the world, you get to control the money. In 1971 we learnt that that as long as the majority had a fear of violence, that was a good enough anchor for money, and gold wasn’t required. In 2008 we discovered the kind of bubbles fiat thinking like that could create – but we kept going. In 2020, a critical majority spotted the pattern – the cheaper the money gets, the more our investments rise. More people than ever are started to notice how What happens in the world, happens with our money. Read more

I haven’t heard many people tie a bow in a range of topics from the history of money to central banking to geo-politics like today’s guest, Alasdair Macleod.

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