57 responses so far ↓

• solomio

  May 18, 2009 at 12:37 am

  

  max, ones again, it is not fair to trampoline one naomi, because so got into it to late: WE ALL GOT IT RATHER LATE! You, Mullins, Alex Jones were the very few shouting in the lonely dessert….. and that is why the bloody banks got away with it for such long time!
  Concerning the car industry and what really happens William. and the part of the story that Karl Marx did not understand fully too, I believe.
  1) the crisis is staged by the few central banks (the three most important are bank of England, FED and the European Central Bank). I believe we all agree on that one.
  2) When commercial banks get into trouble next, industry gets into trouble too.
  3) finally consumers get into trouble which means that industry gets even into more trouble.
  4) Industries go bankrupt and the US and Europe and the rest of the world start the bailout fraud “helping those in trouble”. But this scam is actually nothing less than a cover up for the trillions that are transferred to the very few large commercials banks such as Goldman Sach and some others (which own the FED etc.) to buy up the rest of the suffering industry AND THAT IS WHAT THEY HAVE BEEN DOING WITH EACH AND EVER STAGED CRISIS.

  When Henry Ford, the owner of the ford plants, noticed that the banks wanted to grab his fabrics, he turned into a anti-Semitic, because he thought that banking is a Jewish thing. But one should know that his anti-Semitism is rooted into the sever suspicion towards banking cartels that are buying up the whole big world.
  You do not need to be an economist to understand all this, do you!
• Vicktor Storr

  May 18, 2009 at 8:42 am

  

  Re: Amerikan Uprising

  Although I agree with your statements on this subject, neither of you seem to realise the risks associated with a general uprising in the U.S. If an uprising occurs in the U.S., it will quickly go to armed conflict. This is due to the fascistic nature of the U.S. police forces, who have been brain-washed for decades with a paramilitary paradigm.

  Look at how the immigrants were allowed to wreck extreme violence across W. Europe just a few years ago. There was very little police activity opposing the violence. I was stunned by what I saw.

  This would not be the case in the U.S. Even mild protests *en masse* would be met with violence by the police. This leaves the Amerikans with little option of serious revolt that isn’t also violent, just to counter the violence of the PTB. And when it rises to that form of revolt, it takes more suppression before the people fight back.
• Carol Brouillet

  May 18, 2009 at 9:52 am

  

  Apologies. Forgive me for not following proper etiquette, but I listened to the show and was trying to respond to the points that Stacey and Max made about the level of awareness in the US. I only recently discovered this website and have added links to it from my website- it is an excellent source of information. My main purpose wasn’t to plug a partiular book or film- there are actually lots of them- but to say that some of us in the US are working fulltime on raising public awareness and trying to change the system.
• Nat

  May 18, 2009 at 10:25 am

  

  Max, you threw in the word “Back-Benching” to describe UK politicians around minute 38 or so.. Eh? What does one do when one back-benches? Can I do it at home? Does it involve going “Hrarh hrarh hrarh” when someone speaks?
• bzmoore

  May 18, 2009 at 11:56 am

  

  I think Max hit Naomi Klein on the head, that doesn’t sound right, he nailed her, oh shit that doesn’t sound right either.

  Naomi is doing a fabulous job and her insights are great. She is young and slightly naive like many young socialists. She is evolving quickly from a JAP (Jewish American Princess) who was concerned with fashion (No Logo) to a person with deeper geopolitical insight (Shock Doctrine).

  The trouble with the polyanna world of socialists is that they don’t really understand basic economics or the tricks of the Banksters and that is why Max says she should learn from the realist Peter Schiff.
• martin

  May 18, 2009 at 10:46 pm

  

  is it just me or did they sound slightly drunk?
• Dublin Brian

  May 20, 2009 at 1:25 pm

  

  Its such a pity that listeners have to listen to 30 minutes of Keisers BS just to get maybe 5 mins of good information and comment.

  That insulting rant about Brits all looking for small sums to expense is a complete exaggeration and is not unique to Brits. Ive seen americans do the exact same.

  The american economy is an even bigger joke than britains. It takes a million new immigrants a year just to keep the us economy growing. Thats been the story of the US from the start. Immigrants do all the work. That model isnt sustainable.

  Why do you live in France Keiser? Are you on the run from creditors? Are you a debt monkey like the rest of your countrymen?