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Max Keiser: Predicting the collapse of Iceland

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Uploaded by on Oct 17, 2008

Aljazeera re-aired Max's 2007 prediction of a collapse of the Icelandic economy.

While the program aired in August 2007, it was filmed in April 2007.

Watch for the scene in the Blue Lagoon in which Max predicts a global Depression to be caused when all these debts driven by low interest rates burst.

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  • "When a man predicts something like this, he deserves a good blow job from the media."

    I volunteer Rupert Murdoch to suck his dick. He's a good cock sucker.

  • Max, You are a legend!

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  • its funny when its iceland or other northern country like uk dont hear5 about too much but if it is italy ormy country portutgal then its the piigs! the lazy ass piiga that want money and dont want to workl the dirty latinos gangs, that dont even deserve to be in european union, they should be trown out and crushed and their people inslaved in cheap factories in india, so they dont contaminate the world with their dirty spick spunk... well... i guess the in the end everybody fucks up

  • Max IS the man. Let's all bathe in his glow before the Banking Cartel remove him.

  • @brizzlie I'd buy that for a dollar!!

  • I am long the UUP @ 21.95 with a trailing stop and making a profit, I am also trying to get out of the dollar and into Swiss Francs, anyone else doing the same?

  • Ron Paul, Dave Ramsey, etc.

    Listen to people of integrity.

    No debt...ever.

  • I was fortunate enough to see Max in the original screening and it saved me a fortune-thanks Al Jazeera and Max.

  • well done

  • next the planet with 'Cap and trade'

  • Is it really a surprise?

    My grandmother used to say "never live beyond your means".

    That's just common sense.

    It's like someone saying if you put your hand in fire you'll get burnt.

    What he said was merely common sense.

    Whether it is one person, or a whole country, the truth is the same - don't live beyond your means.

    Iceland is just the petri-dish version of what is going to happen all over the world if the people don't stop loving the idea of a debt-driven "easy ride".

  • And the IRS dosen't even know how to tax it. ROTFLMAO!

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