Author Archive: Michael Kendall
Michael Kendall
February 13, 2021
I discussed the size of the Fed’s balance sheet in The Fed, Gold, and MMT and during my interview on Supply Side Podcast with Jonathan Doyle. I also talked about gold manipulation on the podcast. I’ll expand a little on both…
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Michael Kendall
February 10, 2021
I return for another Supply Side Podcast with the great Jonathan Doyle. This one is not as long as the first, but we cover a lot of topics. What distinguishes the foundation of the Supply-side model Behavioral economics vs. mathematical…
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Michael Kendall
January 27, 2021
The price of gold (POG) is the inverse of the value of a country’s currency. Changes in the POG reflect changes in a currency’s value, not in gold’s value which is stable. If gold supply and demand determined the POG,…
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Michael Kendall
January 4, 2021
Craig Wright is probably scratching his head, wondering why bitcoin (BTC) has soared past $30,000 while his Bitcoin Satoshi Vision (BSV) languishes around its average price for the past year. BTC has left BSV behind despite BSV’s leaps in blockchain…
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Michael Kendall
December 30, 2020
Bullet points from an excellent discussion video on COVID with Michael Yeadon, Rocco Galati of the Constitutional Rights Centre, and others Mike Yeadon The COVID genetic sequence is similar to the common cold – COVID shouldn’t be a problem Predictions made at…
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Michael Kendall
December 29, 2020
Michael Yeadon, Clarifying Immunology in a COVID World To get to the root of the COVID (SARS-CoV-2) “pandemic” requires understanding the scientific and medical data that underlies it. Mike Yeadon was CSO and VP of Allergy & Respiratory Research and…
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Michael Kendall
December 13, 2020
Jonathan Doyle, A Man changing the world at the Margin From Jonathan Doyle’s bio: Jonathan Doyle is an international speaker, author, and entrepreneur who has spoken around the world to more than 400,000 people on topics related to personal…
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Michael Kendall
December 6, 2020
Spontaneous order is the method by which market systems operate. It is why our grocery shelves are always full and why in command economies like the former USSR, grocery shelves were mostly barren. It is Adam Smith’s invisible hand. Spontaneous…
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Michael Kendall
November 27, 2020
The Rockefeller Foundation released a document in 2010 titled Scenarios for the Future of Technology and International Development that was a blueprint for the current pandemic. The document envisions a pandemic scenario called Lock Step that parallels in great detail…
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Michael Kendall
October 29, 2020
What is going on in our world? Why did normal life change so quickly and drastically? What’s behind it? If anyone in January 2020 predicted that by the summer of 2020, portions of our major cities would be graffiti littered…
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