Max Keiser – Radio Five Live – G20 analysis

Posted on April 3, 2009 by stacyherbert| 3 Comments

The real player connection I had went out briefly twice. If anyone managed to grab a better audio file, please send it to me. Otherwise, I will post a better quality later when Five Live has it up on their archives.

UPDATE: And here is the better res version! Thanks 7deacons!

DOWNLOAD FILE HERE

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3 Responses to Max Keiser – Radio Five Live – G20 analysis

gb | April 3, 2009 at 2:48 pm |

banksterholics
if they say they are promoting stability growth & jobs that means they are promoting instability decay & unemployment
Nic Abbott | April 3, 2009 at 4:14 am |

For a long time now our government has pushed the idea of “sustainable growth”. Of course, anyone can see that there can be no such thing. I felt this reached it’s peak of supidity as the 20 leaders of the world biggest ecomonies stood under the banner “stability growth jobs”.
So I asked a 7 year old what “stable” means and once we got passed “where you put horses” we came up with “not changing” and “balanced”. The same child could say with certainty that is is the opposite of growth; something the 20 leaders of the world apparently cannot see. So I went further and asked what words to use instead of “stability growth jobs”. Well “peace love happiness” is what he came up with, seems that are leaders might do well to listen to their kids.
micerl | April 3, 2009 at 4:12 am |

You “certainly speak your mind”, Max!
Aahh, UK… The home of the Understatements.

You should have been helicoptered in with a guillotine.