The Money System - A Conversation Doug Casey

An episode of the Smith Sense podcast, hosted by Matt Smith, titled "The Money System - A Conversation Doug Casey" was published on May 29, 2020 and runs 49 minutes.

May 29, 2020 ·49m · Smith Sense

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In this conversation with my friend and mentor, Doug Casey, we discuss the money system, it's history, and how it's set up to the detriment of most Americans. We talk about how the prospects for real war have increased dramatically over the last few months. And we talk about what Doug Casey's investing in right now and so much more.

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