Headlines, Headlines, Headlines – 11 April 2009

Posted on April 11, 2009 by stacyherbert| 18 Comments

Stacy Summary: Goldman Sachs begins exerting their Executive Privilege.  Out go the dissenters and the interest rate raisers.

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18 Responses to Headlines, Headlines, Headlines – 11 April 2009

  1. Scott | April 17, 2009 at 12:05 pm |

    Why the hell is “Professor” Hudson not crediting Max Keiser?  He basically summarized EVERYTHING Mr. Keiser has said in the past year….weak…

  2. Duncan_Idaho | April 12, 2009 at 3:05 am |

    What Iceland needs to do is just say no. Default on it’s debt and say FU to the IMF, the United Klingons, and the United Snakes. What are they gonna do? Declare war on Iceland?

    Then they should bring in Russia and China as junior investment partners in resource development – like Hugo Chavez has done in Venezuela.

    It’s either that, or continue picking up the tab for Zionist bankers’ 300′ gold-plated yachts.

  3. ispice | April 11, 2009 at 8:38 pm |

    http://www.my-wild-side.com/the-dirty-dozens-the-mega-rich-splinter-group.html
    “… or how it is that James Bond super-villains really do exist.”
     
     

  4. Kjr | April 11, 2009 at 6:55 pm |

    Are german tax payers buying american toxic loans? Very nice done from a social democrat. Not any surprise of course..

  5. Abbott_Of_Iona | April 11, 2009 at 1:02 pm |

    “Florida-based Mr Morgan began a blog entitled “Facts about Goldman Sachs”"

    One solution is to comply and rename (and trademark) the term GoldmanFucks666

  6. Abbott_Of_Iona | April 11, 2009 at 12:50 pm |

    Re: Financial War Against Iceland.

    Could we be looking at a headline “Financial War Against Ireland” in the coming months.

    In thruth it has already started.

    Any advice.

    What’s the downside to letting the banks go to the wall (not the wolves). That is, bring in emergecny legistlation to take them into temporary state ownership and make the creditors take their share of the losses.

    Why is NO country doing this.

    Have all Western Governments been captured by Wall Street & London?

    Help!! Help!! Help!!

  7. martin | April 11, 2009 at 12:42 pm |

    Hey Max;

    Wow that was a serious read.  Mr. Hudson encapsulated the essence of what is going on in the world of finance today.  Brilliant.  I must say that we need more of his level of understanding of history and of how our present day financial markets are run.  People need to get free of the brainwashing that is going on in the name of education.  This thing is big.  It involves our lives on every level.  We are being cloned to be the quiet debtors.  The indentured slave mentality is being packaged into a very slick and well honed ideology.  It is so slick and so pernicious that we do not even recognize its effects.  Max and Stacy keep the info coming.  You are the beacon of pure light.  Please keep it shining brightly.

  9. Mep | April 11, 2009 at 11:12 am |

    I hope Iceland will stand up for itself in the same way that the Ecuadorian President is: by declaring a social/domestic policy of “life before debt”:

    http://www.adbusters.org/magazine/82/ecuador.html

  10. Matt Smyth | April 11, 2009 at 10:54 am |

    This site should have a discussion forum added to it.

    Anyway, I am half way through the “war against Iceland”. I just have to say, I own bank stocks that pay dividends, I own power company income trusts that pay dividends, I own REITS.  I am guessing Max and Stacey do too. My point is that most people are consumers and do not value their time. They know nothing about money and seem to gladly pay the interest they owe.  These same people make fun of savers for being cheap but  I don`t think savers should feel guilty because consumers are too stupid to realize that they are paying savers for doing nothing.

  11. Wolfgang | April 11, 2009 at 10:35 am |

    Financial war against Iceland (must read!)
    A nice piece. Where can I learn more about the ‘Revolt of the Barons’ (the Wiki entry lists it as at 1173-1174 whereas the Prof refers to it as having occurred between 1258-65)!?…
    They didn’t teach us any of this at Melbourne Grammar, funny that.

  12. Manoj | April 11, 2009 at 8:27 am |

    China needs to increase its money supply much faster than this. Chinese economy has typical case of  over production or supply bubble and very little money in the market to to chase so many goods .This is an ideal case of helicopter drop in order to solve huge supply and very less in the money the market. Also a perfect scenario of a keynesian stimulus as firstly We need to invest that consumes these products and does not create any new products as we already haev lot of products in teh market .The best method is infrastructure . You can consume excess steel cement so on and make roads bridges  .  Which the chinese government is doing .Also I think they need to increase infrastructure spending even more quickly and at a much larger scale .To push money into the market into the hands of the workers without actually creating new goods like a factory would do .So infrastructure more keynesian stimulus. I am also very happy with the huge amounts of bonds that are beign issued on daily basis by local government by corporate bodies like infrastructure companies that is really good . As if china moves towards complete capital convertibility it needs a very deep financial sector otherwise there would be a flight of capital to other countries .These bonds and other investment products that they are coming up with quickly would ebb anysort of capital flight that would occur once the Renminbi becomes fully convertible .Also they need to abolish this nonsense Hong Kong dollar

  13. stacyherbert | April 11, 2009 at 7:53 am |

    I can’t use simplepress or bbpress . . . they both say that my mysql database info is wrong . . . though it is the dbase that i am running the site on and the password works for me there

    - stacy

  15. Palantíri | April 11, 2009 at 6:59 am |

    with the bashing of brown by Daniel Hannan in mind a few weeks ago, it is just funny to see another one having a go at him. I guess it was the same day. hehe :)
    Nigel Farrage vs Gordon Brown EU Parliament
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0h9dLMWF4E&feature=related

  16. Palantíri | April 11, 2009 at 4:32 am |

    @stacyherbert – I wish there could be created a forum of some kind to support this website. As the atheists says: it’s not easy to herd a group of cats. But it just seems like there are many freethinkers, people with alternative information and so on gathering on your website. So I do have a lot of questions that they may be able to answer. I know you Stacy have a lot of knowledge and maybe even Max knows a thing or two…but whose got the time for silly questions, therefore a forum for the group of cats would be great. How about using the free software like phpBB3 or bbPress (which may be easier to integrate with wordpress)

  17. Mike | April 11, 2009 at 3:06 am |

    Max & Stacy – can you interview morgan or have him write here or hook up with him in some way or help him out/publicize his case?

  18. Max Power | April 11, 2009 at 2:53 am |

    Why can’t finance bloggers have their websites hosted outside the US where they can get greater freedom from this kind of thing.

    I am not counting countries with close ties to the US finance system — but I am not excluding them either.

    The reach of the US finance system lawyers is not infinite, nor it it that powerful.