[Huffington Post] Max Keiser: Slavery Legal in America Again

5 Responses to [Huffington Post] Max Keiser: Slavery Legal in America Again

1. Max Power | August 4, 2009 at 4:53 pm |

   Dateline Nitro, WV

   In the American Imperialist state of Kentucky there is a statue of Jefferson Davis in the state parliament building in its lobby next to Lincoln.

   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jefferson_Davis

   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kentucky_State_Capitol

   I can only assume that slavery essentially never ceased in this state. As I am only a foreign tourist there is only so much I can see…

2. Bronxy | August 2, 2009 at 3:47 pm |

   Slavery?
   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hDLTc4UQ5Y
   Login and the Government Owns Your Computer

3. Fibon 11235 | August 2, 2009 at 1:48 am |

   @ Max and Stacy
   I’m sure you know this, but its nice to say it anyway.
   There will be a time when everyone looks back on the economic and political events local and international to try and make sense of it all in order to regain balance and sanity.

   If your analysis remains accurate then your accumulated material on here, will be very valuable in helping the world achieve this.

   The great thing for you is in the end the madness works for you, That is being out of step still with the main stream media, politics and crowd.

   I’m sure many will share this experience when I say, I have great difficulty persuading or explaining what is happening to get them to effect change into what they must do to protect themselves. I have found that the illusion, madness or delusion is so complete its near impossible to effect change in others.

   I have to my shame failed completely to persuade anyone, anyone who was not already persuaded and have nearly capitulation as all I do when discussing such matters, is either, annoy, bore or at best provide entertainment as a fool.

   When the Crowd decides what was seen as eccentric become wise fact like a switch flicking on and instantly forgotten. Then my exposure and knowledge and foresite of this process will in the end have changed me.

4. Carpathia | August 2, 2009 at 1:31 am |

   OK, I’m going to put something like a lottery up here. It’s a card game called Burakku… funny how that’s like Barack. It’s called a card game because ‘it’s in the cards.’ Anyway, the way it works is this: You go short DJIA on any of the following dates… and if you are lucky, you win! If a date listed is on a weekend/holiday, the prior day available is used.

   August
   2/08/09
   11/08/09
   29/08/09
   September
   1/09/09
   10/09/09
   19/09/09
   28/09/09
   October
   9/10/09
   18/10/09 <- My personal fav
   27/10/09

   This is not investment advice. It’s just a game in the ‘casino gulag’ economy.

5. Mary Kapadia | August 2, 2009 at 12:56 am |

   AIG – Looks like $182 billion will not be enough — http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/31/business/31aig.html?_r=2&dbk