Jim Rogers, War and the Financial Mafia - LIBOR, Centrals Banks and JP Morgan!

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Welcome to Capital Account. US manufacturing activity contracts for the first time in 3 years...the weak ISM data came as a shock to economists reportedly. Then orders placed with U.S. factories rose in May for the first time in three months, according to other data. We'll talk about where figures show global confidence, crises, and slowdowns are headed with famed investor Jim Rogers.

Also...Blackrock's Vice Chairman Byron Wien says he spoke to the smartest man in Europe, and what he had to say terrified him. He said, "basically, that massive amounts of debt will bring the decline of Western Civilization, but that in the meantime, before that happens, policy makers would pull every trick they could in order to stave off a catastrophic event."

Why do you have to be the un-named smartest man as christened by a Blackstone bigwig for that to hold weight? Just watch a lot of smart men and women who break this down openly any given day on Capital Account. Today, commodities guru Jim Rogers will do the honors.

And it's one, two, three strikes you're out - Barclays top three executives resign in the wake of the LIBOR manipulation scandal. Chairman. CEO. COO. Why haven't we seen this kind of fallout at big banks in the US from any settlements and scandals? We'll muse over it as what do you know - JP Morgan finds itself under investigation for manipulation of electricity markets.

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[areyouready22]

This is a dumb comment. Lyster is an informed, intellegent and likable interviewer unlike the majority of the eye candy on many other shows. If you don't like the beginning of it just because they start it with the walk through then just fast forward.

[MrGchiasson]

"Pull every trick they could"...that's the truth! These clowns are printing money so fast, I'm surprised the printing machines don't burn up. Washington doesn't dare prosecute...you can bet the bankers have enough dirt on the politicians..they are blackmailing each other...keeping the truth buried. So they'll float the debt right to the end..the collapse.

[industrialhemprocks]

not growing hemp is terribly rude. it shouldn't be outlawed that would be like outsourcing.

[PreventingExtinction]

That's terribly rude.

[PreventingExtinction]

Thank you; compelling intuitive analysis offering sensible reasonability without personal bias. Honest sincerity allows factual relevance.

Looking towards Japan, shamefully regrettable loss of opportunity. Current trends remain inevitable so long we lease our future circumstances to similar beliefs and behaviors which caused initial crisis - truly it is the entirety of our thoughts, desires actions and perceptions which manifest not only market place but our own history; shaped by belief.

[Jim Rogers]

she does

[Maria Rummer-Bach]

мне бы даже понравилась эта передача если бы не бжезинский

[67jedi67]

In international law, odious debt, also known as illegitimate debt, is a legal theory that holds that the national debt incurred by a regime for purposes that do not serve the best interests of the nation, should not be enforceable. Such debts are, thus, considered by this doctrine to be personal debts of the regime that incurred them and not debts of the state. In some respects, the concept is analogous to the invalidity of contracts signed under coercion

[sean schiazza]

p.s. does she wear thongs or not

[tech4156]

Amount of uk scandals so far: 1.libor 2.ppi mis-selling 3. bonuses for banks 4. jimmy savilee sex scandal 5. phone hacking 6. Back to work scheme 7. student fees 8. property scandal 9. horsemeat in beef scandal 10. police corruption 11. MP's second houses scandal 12. hospital mistreating patients scandal 13. Nursing homes beating old people and disbled 14. electric and gas price rigging so far.

[XIronCross]

21:32 racks on racks on racks