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July 9, 2009  
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This Week at the Blog

Our summer intern, David Liechty is writing a monetary history of the United States for the blog. We started publishing it this week:

  • Part I: 1606 to 1776 - Colonial Era
  • Part II: 1776 to 1787 - Independence and Articles of Confederation
  • Part III: 1787 - The Constitution of the United States
  • Part IV, 1792 - Coinage Act of 1792

The Solari Report: Thursday, July 9, 2009 - 9pmET

Tonight, July 9, on the next Solari Report, I will provide a translation of what G-8 and the Vatican REALLY said this week and why developments in New York indicate Shock Doctrine is here. Then Franklin Sanders and I will review gold and silver markets, look at the history of the stock market vs. precious metals and take you inside more of the controversies about the Federal Reserve. Tonight's movie is the thriller "Michael Clayton" with comments about what it teaches us about the slow burn economy.

Coming up: On July 23, Attorney Alan Phillips, author of Vaccine Legal Exemptions. On August 6, Clif High of Half Past Human returns with his latest analysis of what the webbot program says the collective feels is going to happen in the next two years.

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