@billyelliot1975 you might be a foreigner but you seem to understand it better than most americans or europeans. However, it does affect the rest of the world (most of the countries anyway).
@kilirm I agree, it is a witch hunt. Sounds suspiciously like the Sarbanes Oxley legislation to get rid of any dodgy accounting practices thinking back to around 2003 (I can't remember the exact year), this will be no different.
@kilirm you make a very good point, but have you seen the hearings? Those guys on the panel are clueless when it comes the financial markets (ok, except Levin)...so it is hard to get people outside the industry. Sure Goldman, JP Morgan and others dominate the regulators and vice versa, but what else can you do? If I worked for a bank, does that mean I can never work for the government and vice versa? (gardening leave of 3 months still applies though).
@billyelliot1975 What you seem not to get here, is that it's not only Keiser nor Celente who advocates the obvious idea that the banking cartel practically controls the government, especially with people linked to Goldman Sachs like bernanke and geithner, and formerly paulson and many many others. Serious man, to a foreigner, like me, the idea of having a private central bank + a complete and purposedly deregulated market is at the very least laugable. The results are there for evryone 2 c.
@billyelliot1975 yes he's a shock jock, a welcome one!! We need that kind of shock atm. Everyone is sleeping, when everything is happening. And i'm glad that he is a former banker, makes he look even more credible. What he and Celente for example says about SEC vs Goldman is that it's a whitewash, especially if nothing really really solid (i,e, serious regulations and witch hunt) follows from this fraud exposures. So far they been right imo. Or show me they're wrong if u can pls.
@kilirm max is a shock jock...he just goes off along some crazy lines to make headlines. He is a former banker himself, but the banking industry thinks he is trying to make himself a media slut. He sells software to the banks...sure, some of the things he says are true. What he says that is untrue - Goldman branch accounts, twin towers coverup, the auditors are all corrupt and SEC don't investigate anything...what about the SEC vs Goldman case?
@billyelliot1975 Well before you spill out your certainty of knowledge, tell me what's your problem with max keiser says? Let´s start from there, as you claim that he's wrong. Prove him wrong then. I'm all eyes and ears.
@kilirm - I am certain I know more about it than you but I am simply answering your question...you said "its public, its on the mainstream media, what planet have you been living on" ...so that is what has been happening on the planet in relation to this lately, I take it you have seen the commission hearings.
yes it is
zanaelf 4 months ago
@billyelliot1975 you might be a foreigner but you seem to understand it better than most americans or europeans. However, it does affect the rest of the world (most of the countries anyway).
billyelliot1975 1 year ago
@kilirm I agree, it is a witch hunt. Sounds suspiciously like the Sarbanes Oxley legislation to get rid of any dodgy accounting practices thinking back to around 2003 (I can't remember the exact year), this will be no different.
billyelliot1975 1 year ago
@kilirm you make a very good point, but have you seen the hearings? Those guys on the panel are clueless when it comes the financial markets (ok, except Levin)...so it is hard to get people outside the industry. Sure Goldman, JP Morgan and others dominate the regulators and vice versa, but what else can you do? If I worked for a bank, does that mean I can never work for the government and vice versa? (gardening leave of 3 months still applies though).
billyelliot1975 1 year ago
@billyelliot1975 What you seem not to get here, is that it's not only Keiser nor Celente who advocates the obvious idea that the banking cartel practically controls the government, especially with people linked to Goldman Sachs like bernanke and geithner, and formerly paulson and many many others. Serious man, to a foreigner, like me, the idea of having a private central bank + a complete and purposedly deregulated market is at the very least laugable. The results are there for evryone 2 c.
kilirm 1 year ago
@billyelliot1975 yes he's a shock jock, a welcome one!! We need that kind of shock atm. Everyone is sleeping, when everything is happening. And i'm glad that he is a former banker, makes he look even more credible. What he and Celente for example says about SEC vs Goldman is that it's a whitewash, especially if nothing really really solid (i,e, serious regulations and witch hunt) follows from this fraud exposures. So far they been right imo. Or show me they're wrong if u can pls.
kilirm 1 year ago
@kilirm max is a shock jock...he just goes off along some crazy lines to make headlines. He is a former banker himself, but the banking industry thinks he is trying to make himself a media slut. He sells software to the banks...sure, some of the things he says are true. What he says that is untrue - Goldman branch accounts, twin towers coverup, the auditors are all corrupt and SEC don't investigate anything...what about the SEC vs Goldman case?
billyelliot1975 1 year ago
@billyelliot1975 Well before you spill out your certainty of knowledge, tell me what's your problem with max keiser says? Let´s start from there, as you claim that he's wrong. Prove him wrong then. I'm all eyes and ears.
kilirm 1 year ago
@kilirm - I am certain I know more about it than you but I am simply answering your question...you said "its public, its on the mainstream media, what planet have you been living on" ...so that is what has been happening on the planet in relation to this lately, I take it you have seen the commission hearings.
billyelliot1975 1 year ago
@billyelliot1975 So? How does it make your point?
kilirm 1 year ago