Keiser Report - Markets! Finance! Scandal! (E7)

Every week Max Keiser looks at all the scandal behind the financial news headlines.
This week Max Keiser and co-host Stacy Herbert name the top five themes to look for in 2010: the second leg of the financial crisis; crime will continue to pay; sovereign debt crises, real wars and fake wars. Keiser also speaks to Icelandic activist Johannes G. Skulason about his campaign to thwart the efforts by the UK and Netherlands to force citizens of Iceland to pay for the crimes of their banks.

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[WorldCapitalBeats]

wow hats off RT

thank you so much for featuring these two

THANK YOU RT for propagating the TRUTH

[clayvessel]

Excellent report, Max and Stacy.

Why don't the British freeze Icebank billionaire Thor Bjorgolfsson's bank account instead of forcing Icelandic toddlers to mortgage their dollhouses to pay back British and Dutch depositors --- who knowingly placed their money in Icebank at a risky 15% rate of interest?

Also, Im looking forward to seeing the result of the Icelandic slander and defamation lawsuit against Gordon Brown for declaring Icelanders to be terrorists. GO ICELAND!

[onedollarwill]

@DodenSpiegel I will expand this point. Humanity will morph with upgrades in our hardware to appear as the bionic woman or the six million dollar man, (a bargain these days), completely drained of freewill, plugged into the "Machine" the leader in the N.W.O.'s technocracy. The shift has been going on for some time now, (the Luddites knew). Children today are hypnotized with auto tune which is extracting the human equation out of the entertainment industry. The next step is the versificater.

[truthisaliar2]

then the people let the governnment put cameras in their houses . They got use to their slavery and even joked about it .

[centurion180ad]

There is no such thing as a fair deal, from the international Debt Syndicate.

There is only fraud, brute force, extortion, blackmail, mass murder and enslavement.

Iceland must repudiate this Act of War, against them.

[centurion180ad]

I have a solution to airport security.

FLY NAKED.

[DodenSpiegel]

MAMMON IS CRUMBLING!

[lisajason111]

what if the Icelandic gov is abolished and the debt waived? is it safe to say that the gov has hijacked the economy and screwed up? it sounds like what happened in Argentina before 2000. probably im wrong.

[SadClownMovies]

When are we as people gonna grow a spine and tell these world "leaders" and "bankers" to go fuck themselves by stopping any payments to them?

[wearechangenorwich]

is the graphics man trying to hypnotize us??

[JoshuaSethComposer]

Every source I checked says the interest rate was 5-7%, not 15%. And the terms were more like a CD. Still, the last time I saw CDs that high was maybe 15 years ago. What people SHOULD be pissed about is a relatively modest rate of return carrying high risk. Even e-savings accounts are now down to a paltry 1%. Why bother?

Max is right. The new war is speculators vs savers, money movers vs producers.

I just hope Iceland's President doesn't pull a 180 and sell out his people.

[Nmhumbug]

Icelanders, just say NO. Default is going to be fashionable in this decade, you may as well lead the pack.