The numbers tell us America is in decline… if not outright collapse. I say “the numbers tell us” because I’ve become very sensitive to the impact this kind of statement has on people. When I warned about the impending bankruptcy of General Motors in 2006 and 2007, readers actually blamed me for the company’s problems – as if my warnings to the public were the real problem, rather than GM’s $400 billion in debt. The claim was absurd. But the resentment my work engendered was real. So please… before you read this issue, which makes
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Our federal government is bankrupt and threatening to bankrupt several generations of Americans. At some point – one that is rapidly approaching – Americans will repudiate these debts and the legitimacy of the government that incurred them.

Unaffordable foreign debts and the obvious perfidy of “quantitative easing” will soon render our currency worthless. It is a shame upon the honor of our country that we would even consider using the printing press to finance our debts. It is a high crime…

Just in case you’re not familiar with the “End of America” scenario, know that it isn’t off in the future. It’s right here, right now. What you read and see every day is what the End of America looks like. It’s not a Mel Gibson post-apocalypse movie… By Dan Ferris, editor, The 12% Letter Now
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It seems as though we’ve finally arrived at the point of no return. Anyone who lends the U.S. government a penny at this point is simply suicidal. And you don’t have to guess about this, either. Listen to the market. It’s trying hard to tell you something very important…

I keep getting subscriber e-mails asking me what good it is to buy stocks when the U.S. dollar will soon be destroyed, taking the value of most equities with it.

This question is a better one now than it’s ever been in my lifetime.

By Porter Stansberry with Braden Copeland It is the most important financial idea we could ever give to you. The fate of millions of Americans rests in a single market, where just one financial instrument trades, and… This market is collapsing. Its downfall began, as we predicted at the time, in late 2008. This single market determines our standard of living, our role in the world, and our prestige as a nation. It directly influences the price of food and oil. And that’s not all… We call it “the only trend that matters.” It is
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The debts assumed by the Western democracies will overwhelm their economies and lead to the end of our current dollar-denominated, global currency regime. This has profound implications for Americans’ standard of living and our empire’s role in the world. – Stansberry and Associates by Porter Stansberry with Braden Copeland I’ve been on the radio a
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by Porter Stansberry with Braden Copeland There are few things about which history is unanimous. Land wars in Asia, for example… always a bad idea. Paper money falls into this category. Paper money always fails and wipes out the people who depend on it. Or as our friend Rick Rule likes to say, paper money’s
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I believe we are seeing the very early stages of a great monetary crisis that will, eventually, lead people (and then their politicians) to return to gold- and silver-backed currencies. – Porter Stansberry, May 4, 2006 by Porter Stansberry with Braden Copeland Four years ago, we began warning people something was seriously wrong with our
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The International Monetary Fund estimates that the G20 is on course to see government debt exceed 100% of the GDP within three years. This debt size cannot be financed or repaid, which will lead to the collapse of the euro. By Porter Stansberry with Braden Copeland The International Monetary Fund estimates the 20 largest industrial nations (known as the G20) are on course to see their combined government debt exceed 100% of their combined GDP within three years. Debts of this size simply cannot be financed, let alone repaid. The first step in this great
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When I talk about “The End of America,” I don’t mean the end of our political union (although I won’t rule that out). I’m talking about the end of the U.S. dollar as the world’s reserve currency. So how will it unfold? That’s what people keep asking me. My answer is: The collapse of the
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