Markets! Finance! Scandal! (E42)

This time Max Keiser and co-host Stacy Herbert look at the scandals of perfect trading days; PIIGS flying only to fall to earth five minutes later when markets realize the Euro-Tarp financiers are themselves bankrupt debt pigs; and Max Keiser explains high frequency terrorism in the Manchurian candidate markets. In the second half of the show, Max interviews post-neoclassical economic philosopher Damon Vrabel about the European bailout, the financial empire and the IMF, and how the right kind of republic can provide some solutions.

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[DionDifelice]

WOW ... this guy is like the prophet of profiteering. His realm of knowledge seems amazing and his views very clear. Reading his background affirms everything. Have this guy back soon and let's get some funds for him in order to go around the country to mobilize America's thinking!!! Max, keep up the amazing work.

[jd603]

peter schiff does want the republic back and he does want large instiutions to fail and states to get power. so i dont get his point.

[12TabulaRasa12]

very interesting topic.

[StockMarketFunding]

nice work, high frequency terrorism is back...again

[BobbyWarrenMiller]

Now that the rock throwing party is over in Greece, and the Jews (IMF/EU) have put bridles on their new pack mules in Greece, we can move on to Italy. The Irish being used to priest butt fucking them all their lives just rolled over and took the Jew dicks like good little Catholics. Hopefully, the Catholics in Italy will do the same.

[TheHumanAgenda]

awaaaasaaaaaammmeee

[itsanameisntit]

@christophercredit I agree completely and I think that was the original political message of Christianity. However, I believe that this world is moving towards a lower and lower frequency if you like, or resonance. Even buying gold seems to be a scam. Fake gold & silver, especially bonds seems to be more common than real. People are buying Kilos of Molybdenum thinking it's silver, or else gold plated Tungsten. Good luck

[christophercredit]

@itsanameisntit Agreed. For some time I have noticed that the entire system (economic) is a scam. A true free market supply & demand capitalist system can only work if people are honest about certain facts. For example, if everyone was adhering to the precepts of 'The Golden Rule' (do to others as you would have done to you) we wouldn't need consumer protection regulations; but we know the reality. Now we protect only the thieves. We cannot allow essentials (food, housing, etc.)to be manipulated

[itsanameisntit]

@christophercredit I found Wittgenstein very helpful in understanding this. His use of the term, "Language Games", (the made-up/ assumed/ accepted rules governing logic). As a Metalanguage to Logic, hence Math Physics, Chemistry, and down through Biology. Free Market Capitalism is a game within a game. We can't clearly see the bigger game. We are the chumps in their game. This applies to all alledged systems, religious, political, economic, etc. Essentially, only suckers play by rules.

[Splnnogov]

Nov. 14, '10 - Hey, anyone. This guy speaking - Damon Vrabeln on the No.42 Keiser Report.

Doesn't he kind of look like that NFL ex-quarter-back Kurt Warner.

[BillSalem]

Didn't JP Morgan-Chase sell toxic derivatives and when that market imploded, foreclosed on millions of homeowners after taking their money twice: not just regular payments which, of course, became so exorbitant that nobody could pay, especially after losing their jobs, and then un-employment was shut down by Republicans, so JP Morgan collects the insurance on the foreclosed home and then keeps it vacant to keep it at a hyper-inflated price to use as collateral. Them be dishonest???!!! LOL