As Governments Print-or-Die, GOLD Reveals Unstoppable Debt Crisis: Jay Martin

[@stevelambert2723]

Printing money out of thin air is the greatest financial crime of all.

[@Aries61]

No, pumping BTC is!

[@regenerativeliberty7915]

They all work for the same boss, makes no difference who get selected.

[@jackessnvekt]

Once again, thank you for dating your work. Is it not important to know when an interview was conducted? I think it is. Bravo.

[@alanmrsic893]

Great stuff, thanks again!

[@CommodityCulture]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@alanmrsic893]

​@@CommodityCultureSure, great content! How is life in Serbia, hope you enjoy it. I was actually born in Bosnia, but living abroad.

[@ronrussenberger5085]

Thanks guys

[@StillClimbing]

I like the uranium market as well. I am in the process of building a position.

[@JeiBurner]

Good interview. Though, bitcoin is by definition on grid, not off grid asset

[@exponentzero]

Kudos to the host for always asking his guests: "so is silver really the most undervalued commodity in the history of the world or is it just hyperbole?". Unfortunately every guest I've listened to on this channel answers: "Great question! Let me talk about gold...." Sometimes they never get themselves back to the original question. To Jay's credit, after a five minute disquisition on the ravages of monetary inflation, he does say: "Silver usually trails the gold price, but after a while surpasses it before crashing". If history is also prologue, then I guess that's about as sensible an answer as any, but it also means silver is not an asset with an independent trajectory. The opportunity cost of owning silver has been prohibitive for the past 14 years, and relative to price inflation, is still a big loser. The whales make more money shorting paper silver than they can by permitting price discovery, unlike gold which is only going up because central banks around the world are taking physical delivery.

[@CommodityCulture]

Great thoughts here, thanks for watching.

[@matthogg2252]

What’s the federal governments involvement in not allowing companies to export goods ? Ie) nat gas . They can just say no , we’ll take your export license ? I’ve never understood how that works .

[@Russellhere]

Federal government put an arbitrary and fallacious emissions cap on the Alberta energy sector, which is to say a production cap as well. Goes against the constitution

[@richardbittley6028]

mad max for pm

[@Aries61]

Jay: BTC a “safe haven”? Do tell. 😂😂😂

[@jackgoldman1]

The opposite of printing is unemployment, default, collapse, which is the other possibility. I prefer printing but it ends the same.

[@wes5977]

Carny would be the worst choice we could make

[@jeffsurfanderson]

9:16 don't let that guy be Finance Minister but not the premiere

[@martinmcdade3433]

…. Wish it were, Jay, not wish it was!

[@jeffsurfanderson]

Which candidate do you guys have that is more like Trump? Or at least conservative

[@goldismoney5899]

Jay, bitcoin is part of the bubble. So many people cannot figure this out. Gold is money.

[@shanesteele778]

Don't vote for any party that has a Carbon Tax

[@patricksullivan3919]

Will Durant in “the lessons of history “ opined multiple times that civilizations thrive or fall on the solution (or non-solution) of one problem: wealth inequality