Markets! Finance! Scandal! (E55)

This time Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, look at the latest scandals of invisible gorillas, virtual pay and China's hi-tech underclass. In the second half of the show, Max talks to Ellen Brown, author of Web of Debt, about 'deficit terrorism.'

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[kcirdrab]

19.20 - No she`s really wrong, the Anglosphere`s economy isn`t going to get out of the Depression by its Governments trying to run up even more debt to "increase the money supply", that`s what caused the problem in the 1st place.

The mountains of debt that the Western World is now saturated with needs to be defaulted on & the system needs to purge itself of what are financially rotten assets & be stripped back to real money value, only then can you economically rebuild on secure foundations.

[wmh1982]

The lady at the end is a Keynesian quack.

22:55

"Only when you hit full employment do you run the risk of rising prices."

Then explain the 1970's for the U.S, or Weimar Germany in the 20's, or Zimbabwe today!

[erikis894]

best show talaga..........

[099749]

@099749 cont...

Kiser makes me laugh "we stole your money and you can die with your face down in the mud" 22.11

Kinda funny isnt it they stole the money- now they don't want it to loose its value so have been attacking the Euro, which caused Greece to fall. Cake and eat it. It not enought to just rob you blind they have to keep every single little penny they stole- There is greed and then that.

[099749]

@099749 cont...

From14.00

What is wrong with this picture, we gave the banks the money so they would continue to give credit- now they have the money- the banks- the "creditor" are saying to governement "if you want us to give credit cut back"

[099749]

Deficit terrorist.

G20 decided that it's approach tothe crisis would be stimulas, and now the enfasis is cutting government deficit back, cutting public services, and governement expenditure to satisfy- Creditors.

[099749]

There was a gorrillla?

77% of people that play the market lose- that says it all. Once more into the casino ladies!

[bjorn2run]

"The reverse Marshall Plan - first we give it to them then we take it back..."

[kcirdrab]

@TheAgnosticInfidel - Agreed

[Exus11]

@TheAgnosticInfidel I would agree that people should prolly pay off their debts, but I wish I knew that many logical people and it very well could lead to a cusomer boost again, which is good for the short term economy, but short term benefits lead companies to expect these conditions and set them up to fall.

[Exus11]

@TheAgnosticInfidel Inflation can happy at any time because they can print (credit) as much as they want. I would agree less jobs and less supply of credit makes deflation more likely and inflation less likely, but go try to tell post WWII Germany or 20055 years ago Zimbabwe, or 2000 Argentina that Rampant inflation can only happen with high employement. Hyperinflation is connected to rate of employeement, but not bound to it.