America's Addiction is Crushing its Citizens By Jocelynn Smith, Managing Editor Dear Sovereign Investor, I've come to the conclusion that America has the same addiction as my sweet aunt from deep in the hills of Kentucky — they both have to meddle. It doesn't matter if they know nothing about the situation and have no stake in the matter; both America and my aunt feel the need to be involved. Sadly, this addiction has stopped America — and my aunt — from learning anything from past experiences. America finds itself back in the Middle East — particularly Iraq — after several failed attempts to bring peace to the region and is now conducting bombings to subdue ISIS. This effort is frighteningly similar to Great Britain's 1920 military effort in Iraq that resulted in what historian David Reynolds called a "monumental mess." What's more, in the 1920s, Britain found itself stretched for cash and resources, while its people were tired of being at war. Sound familiar? In the end, the only thing Great Britain received for its meddling was a temporary peace, the excessive loss of lives, and a heavier strain on its economy due to a loss of funds. Of course, America's addiction to interfering also helps to feed our addiction to rampant deficit spending. America's interfering in problems outside its domain will result in more lost lives, bigger debt, the alienation of our allies and a weakened position within the global economy. If only our government could overcome its insatiable need to waste money and the lives of Americans on issues we don't need to be involved in, they might finally be able to turn their attention to controlling their debt addiction that is quickly driving the country to ruin. But until that day, we at The Sovereign Society will continue to provide our readers with opportunities to protect their wealth and their freedom from a government that is ruled by addiction. Regards, Jocelynn Smith Managing Editor, Sovereign Investor Daily P.S. If you missed any of last week's Sovereign ideas, here are some of our commentaries: Be Wary of High-Yield Stocks During Interest Rate Frenzy Surely high-yielding stocks can't be a bad thing, right? With so much volatility coursing through the market in recent weeks — and we can attribute a great deal of it to the Fed — expect high-yield stocks to get hit … especially when this interest rate hike finally goes into effect. Here's why. American Patriot Releases Controversial Report A man from Georgia just released a special report with full details on the dramatic steps he's taken to protect his family from an overbearing government. His tactics may seem extreme to some readers, but they are completely legal and can help you protect your rights, your wealth and potentially even your life. Details are here... Farmers Struggle Amidst Soybean Volatility It seems markets are getting hit everywhere! There's an abundance of soybeans sitting in the market, forcing the price down. One particular industry has gobbled these beans up this year … but all of that will change in 2015 when one population recovers, as we're beginning to see it do now. Click here to learn more. A "Must-Have" for Your Personal Library The Passport Book 11th edition has just been released. Bob Bauman has added 50 new pages with up-to-the-minute benefits of having a second passport or living abroad. With even more countries to choose from and more reasons than ever to have a dual passport, you'll discover why millions already have one … and why you should quickly and easily join them. Click here to learn more. Global Economy Anticipates Fed's Next Move The whole world's watching you, Fed. With interest rates down in Europe, and the promise of higher rates here in the United States, we're seeing a whole lot of upward pressure on the dollar. What's more, this development is actually hurting the American economy, and sending markets all over the world into a tailspin. Click here to learn why. The Secret Passed Down From President to President While the 9/11 terrorist attacks leveled an entire New York City trading block, this secret could level the entire North American Trading bloc! Click here to learn what it is ... Here's Why Oil and Gas Prices Won't be This Cheap for Long Consumers relishing the drop in gas prices in some U.S. states shouldn't get used to these cheap levels. When it comes down to it, Saudi Arabia is playing a really deadly game of chicken with the other producers of oil in the world … and while they may successfully shove aside some of the marginal players in the field, there's one good reason why they can't play this game forever. Click here to learn what it is. | |
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