Title: The Downfall of Money - Germany's Hyperinflation and the destruction of the Middle Class Author: Frederick Taylor Pages: 359 Quotes: "By a continuing process of inflation, governments can confiscate, secretly and unobserved, an important part of the wealth of their citizens..." - John Maynard Keynes "There is no subtler, no surer means of overturning … Continue reading 011-2024 The Downfall of Money
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021-2022 The Mandibles
Title: The Mandibles (A Family 2029 - 2047) Author: Lionel Shriver Pages: 515 Hi all, I have managed to catch up a bit, and think this read will be quite interesting to some of you, but it is also not necessarily everyone's favourite genre. The last few books mainly were on non-fiction. Therefore, I wanted … Continue reading 021-2022 The Mandibles
001-2021 What has Government done to our Money?
Title: What has Government done to our Money? Author: Murray N. Rothbard Hi all, We're already well in the first few days of the New Year, and I thought that I might kick the year off with this book. Partly because it's been waiting to be read on my desk for a while now, but … Continue reading 001-2021 What has Government done to our Money?
014-2020 Currency Wars
Title: Currency Wars (The making of the next Global Crises) Author: James Rickards This is my second book with this author (the first being "Aftermath"), and just as with the first book, he has given me more to think about regarding our finance system. Our currency system, exchange of paper money in return for goods … Continue reading 014-2020 Currency Wars
003-2020 Fake
Title: Fake (The truth of Fake-Money, Fake-Teachers and Fake-Assets) Author: Robert Koyosaki This was the second book that I took to read from the author Robert Kiyosaki. The first book he published, and which has sold world-wide is 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' of which I have also previously written a review. When I stood in … Continue reading 003-2020 Fake
002-2020 Moneyland
Title: Moneyland (Why thieves &crooks now rule the World & how to take it back) Author: Oliver Bullough Whilst I was on my December holidays in Belgium I had opted to buy a day ticket to Brugge. It was here that, whilst I walked through the small town (still decorated in an old-style fashion) during … Continue reading 002-2020 Moneyland