Sunday Video Club: George Carlin – YOU HAVE NO RIGHTS

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  1. George Carlin had many great moments.
    Why choose the blatantly polarizing Bible attack?
    Please don’t drive followers of Jesus from your midst.
    Max is great, as is this site, and there are others nearly as good, who draw the line short of Scripture attack.

  2. here is another great one…

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vX1CvW38cHA

    secret services nowadays are getting rid of people quietly
    by cancer or by other means in thru hospitals…

    one day, u eat somewhere and u feel terribly sick and then u goto hospital…
    the next day, and u r being told that u have cancer… and starts chemoterapy,
    which is supposed to be low intensity radiation, however, u r being exposed to higher intensity which would
    cause cancer…
    ur food or medicines could be contaminated with cancereous materials until u really become cancer…

    very suspicious cases: bill hicks, aaron russo, Dr. Randy Pausch, Phil Jennings etc….

    regards,

  3. Respect to Carlin, RIP !!!

    too bad that he is no more (many suspect, I think not without reason, that he was “helped” to expire)

    sad but true: ONLY a jester speaks the TRUTH !

    “there is nothing new about the comedian being the one to speak truth to power. Historically, that was the role of the court jester, or as it’s known in Shakespeare studies, the wise fool. Kings not only permitted, but employed, court jesters not just for entertainment but as the voice of reason. The court jester was immune from punishment and therefore was the only person who could speak with complete honestly…

    The Fool held a special dispensation to speak his mind. His words could of course be laughed aside as that of a simpleton, but more often than not they were taken to heart.

    … in our day and age it still has to be the fool who speaks truth to power…

    we are left once again with only the court jester to speak the truth !!!
    (quote taken from : http://julieclawson.com/2009/03/16/the-court-jester/ )

    this more or less same thought is expressed by many other people, because its essence is same for most of comedians.

    I guess that that’s the reason why Max also has adopted this similar style of a comedian.

    SINCERE RESPECT to MAX !!!

    often I think he is a genius !

  4. provocateurs ….can’t spell and type at the same time evidently.

  5. @Stacy

    About paid provocateures, Wayne Madsen’s site had an infestation of them a while back. Since his site is by membership, they were paying to be there promoting the cause, highly adept at computers and with a huge backup of photos, articles…..they were not the nazi folks, but the other side. Much like the ADL and the JDL’s

    They left finally. I don’t know what Wayne did. Never asked. Was glad they were gone. Funny thing though, through out the election cycle they were definately pro Obama. Must be they knew who was throwing money into Obama’s election…..i.e., Wall Street.

  6. @ Stacy

    I’m curious since Youri Carma brought up this topic and I’ve spent some time reading up on it. Do you think it’s possible that the Apollo Moon Landing (Armstrong and Aldrin) was a hoax?

    The funny thing is that I never considered the Moon Landing as suspect–that is, until I actually looked at the excruciating facts.

    I’m all mixed up now and on the Edge. And have I said enough that your new profile picture used ON THE EDGE is superb?!

  7. I drank some “Throwback” Pepsi this weekend. It’s amazing that there was only about four ingredients (Water, Sugar, Phosporic Acid, and Carmel coloring). Quite a contrast from regular soda of any kind. It was pretty damn good. Too bad it’s out for a limited time. I might stockpile it, but then again, soda isn’t really all that good for me.

  8. @maxkeiser,com
    All the best have a good day… LOVE!!!

  9. @Y’all
    sorry… I didn’t mean what I said… about americans I just lost Iit a bit… ‘m having problems sending the email… er it’s @maxkeiser.com

  10. @Paul – there are lots of them out there, this is info I know for a fact; look at all the people that used to try to post links to Hal Turner; to me it was obvious the guy was being paid to provoke; but I guess people who are filled with hate are too blinded by their hate to see something so obvious . . . ?

  11. @ Stacy

    You’ve caught me. I’m a provacateur…unfortunately unpaid.

  12. Max is so lucky to live in the best country in the world, with the best healthcare program, with the best food, with the best girlfriend website admin.

  13. @SG – well, I am writing script for two episodes we are recording today and doing three interviews; I won’t be able to investigate for five or six hours . . . ; but I can’t please everyone, loads of people say it is censorship to edit out all the anti-semites (fake or real) or the racists (fake or real); I do the best I can and regardless of what the lovers of anonymous freedom of speech say, I do delete any racists or mindless haters because either they are too fucking stupid to be here or they are just paid provocateurs

  14. @stacy
    SORRY I Can’t type!!!

  15. @Y’all
    figure it out for youself it aint that complicated… fucking sick of this shit.. you want me to do all ya thinking for … I aint fucking mood americans make sick sometimes… when I calm down I’ll send you an email!!!

  16. @SG – who is aryan brotherhood?

  17. @Y’all
    Yay for the books of the scumbag aryan brotherhood… always popular on this site!!!

  18. @Y’all
    oh yeah… here we go again… that racist souless prick… wondered how long before some idiot would start that shit up again… scum!!!

  19. Shortage ‘forces gangs to share guns’
    http://tinyurl.com/yzl3wtu

  20. Thank you for putting my comment up. I appreciate it.

    Kind regards,

    Tony

  21. White-collar fraud up by 76%
    More than £2bn went missing in 2009 from businesses and the public sector, a survey by accountancy firm BDO shows
    http://tinyurl.com/y8b9cfe

  22. @Y’all

    Ivor Cutler – Looking For The Truth With A Pin.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ay_0_nWu8rw

  23. fionns dragon

    carlin and hicks live forever

  24. Somewhere between
    Monty Python and SNL
    there was the YOUNG ONES

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTd1SSYYyss

    Motorhead knows economics…

  25. Stacy. Two more masterpieces from late George
    1. “Who Really Controls America” at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYIC0eZYEtI and
    2. “Save the planet” at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eScDfYzMEEw. Enjoy.

  26. Witness list for first public meeting of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission:

    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/01/10/financial-crisis-inquiry_n_418007.html

    I see Brooksley Born is part of the commission. Hope she has some influence this time around.

  27. You can tell Bernanke is lying because he lowers his eyes in shame after saying it:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CP9CFAVFEgc&feature=rec-r2-2r-3-HM

  28. @Y’all
    FREEBIRD!!!

  29. Resort to Yamashita’s gold or fake gold bars is not necessary to explain why the gold and silver markets do not appear to make sense; OTC derivatives by themselves can do that. But the very volume of these derivatives in comparison to annual new production and known physical supplies is precisely why now more than ever investors must pay close attention to the accounts of entities holding their gold and silver investments, including where possible periodic physical inspections and testing. See, e.g., J. Crawshaw, Einhorn Sells Gold ETF, Buys Physical Gold, Moneynews (July 29, 2009); Morgan Stanley to settle class-action lawsuit, Reuters (June 12, 2007), and comments thereon by T. Butler, Money for Nothing, SilverSeek.com (Oct. 23, 2007).

    There’s no run like a bank run and no rush like a gold rush, but both together on a worldwide scale would be as unprecedented as the current global fiat monetary system. We have the latter, and the figures on OTC gold and silver derivatives warn that its denouement may well arrive with the former. In that event, when the smoke clears, the financial crisis of 2008 will be seen as a premonitory tremor and Watergate as a mere bagatelle.

    Reginald H. Howe, partner in Golden Sextant Advisors and litigator in the first gold price-fixing case, Howe vs. Bank for International Settlements, has just analyzed the latest precious metals derivatives report from the BIS and finds that they exploded in the six months ending last June 30. The gold and silver derivatives, Howe remarks, have lost any relation to possible gold production and again raise the question of whether real metal can be delivered against the claims that have been sold.

  30. Through the Silver Looking Glass. Silver analyst Ted Butler has long argued that the extreme concentration of silver short positions on the COMEX in a handful of banks is a sure sign of market manipulation precisely because they could never deliver metal in anything close to the quantities that they are short. See collected articles at Butler Research LLC. In mid-November 2009, he calculated that the total short position in COMEX silver futures amounted to some 500 million ounces, of which JP Morgan Chase accounted for 200 million. Total mine production in 2008 was 680 million ounces. See Demand and Supply in 2008, The Silver Institute (2009).

  31. Of course producers would like to reduce their hedge books in a rising gold price environment. However, when they do so by buying forwards, the question arises as to how the sellers, presumably the bullion banks, are protecting themselves, particularly with respect to being called on at some future time to deliver actual metal in a tight physical market. That question begs another: are some or all of these forwards purchased by producers written to provide for some sort of cash settlement option, thereby sheltering producers from further dollar liabilities on account of their hedge books but sparing the bullion banks from having to deliver physical?

    More generally, with gold prices flirting with backwardation as abnormally low interest rates force lease rates down to derisory levels, the economics of traditional gold lending by central banks in support of forward sales by the bullion banks are more than a little problematic. What is more, central bank attitudes toward gold are changing: more are buying; fewer selling. So it stands to reason that the pool of central bank gold actually available for lending must be shrinking, probably quite sharply.

    From: Gold derivatives zoom by nearly 2300 tonnes 8 January 2010 (Commodity Online) http://tinyurl.com/ydrkpa6

  32. Gold futures jump by as much as $24 an ounce http://tinyurl.com/yeb2m2z

  33. Further from article before:

    With the U.S. dollar showing renewed strength, Barclays Plc’s wealth management unit is advising investors to maximize returns on bets that the Aussie and loonie will rise along with commodity prices by purchasing the currencies with yen.

    “If you had to pick a country in the world that’s most short of commodities, it’s Japan,” said Aaron Gurwitz head of global investment strategy at Barclays Wealth in New York.

  34. Traders are favoring the so-called loonie and Aussie over the dollar on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange even while betting more than ever on the Dollar Index advancing.

    Dollar No Match for Aussie, Loonie Approaching Parity 11 January 2010 (Bloomberg) http://tinyurl.com/yesb394

  35. Joe Kennedy (running in Mass. special senatorial election) is a big fan of Ron Paul
    http://www.kennedyseat.com/2009/12/kennedyseatcom-meets-candidates.html

  36. @frances snoot

    I also think the IMF has no gold that’s why gold is their greatest enemy. China doesn’t buy it’s gold from the IMF but produces gold itself and buys secretly on the open market (according to Jim Rickards)

    The plan is indeed to inflate themselves out of the debt but will they succeed? China and Japan would not be happy to see their dollar holdings going to zero. China could take the blow but Japan is a different story I think. Are the going to keep their currencies pegged to the dollar? At some point they have to let it go when the dollar keeps going down or get rid of the dollars before hand.

    We’ll see what happens I don’t have a clear picture yet how it will play out on the global scale. Biggest worries now lay in the build up of huge debts so that will be the major concern in 2010.

  37. Fred's Family

    I think Carlin would have always been a court jester.
    But the rest of the upstarts from the 60′s and 70′s
    threw down the tie-dye and picked up a tie and went to work for Wall Street or some borg assimilating corporation.
    Forty years later they are ready to retire, helping all along the way to serve the country to their new masters.
    Guys like Carlin are one in a million and it would take a million of them today on every street corner in america yelling for people to wake up and smell the puke !

  38. Didja all hear? Torture sheikh was acquitted after claiming that he was under the influence of his anti-smoking drugs while torturing:

    http://edition.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/meast/01/10/uae.sheikh.torture.aquittal/

  39. @Y’all
    FREEBIRD!!!

  40. @Paul

    Yep, I was about to comment on that earlier but was distracted somehow and forgot about it so good you mention it again.

    It’s funny that you mention that side cause that’s exactly the reason why I watched the Shining again most recently, to see if I could find more. Well I couldn’t but the move was definitely worth watching again after so many years.

    Indeed the average centre-to-centre distance from the Earth to the Moon is 239 (238,857 mi) http://tinyurl.com/ya5fdyp . And the boy with the Apollo 11 sweater http://tinyurl.com/ydn28qt .

    It was very easy to fake the Moon landing after Kubrick made 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) and all the props were already there since NASA made all kind of Moon and space craft simulations.

    It’s funny how fact and fiction is mixed up when they ask Apollo 11 Command Module Pilot Michael Collins how the connection of the capsule worked out. He answered somtin like “It was like on a rail” which in fact it was.

  41. lets face it. The folks running the financial show can do whatever they want. They own the judiciarys of most important countrys. They own the politicans of most important countrys. They have free rein to do whatever they want. Make up any rule or any way to do things.

    I get a kick out of folks that actually think there are rules to the game of finance or politcs. There aren’t. Its all controlled by a very few insiders.

  42. frances snoot

    If i were China I wouldn’t want to do this and that’s why they are buying gold all the time and still will continue to do so. This shows you that the central bank isn’t betting on SDRs and they’re not the only ones. The IMF can only force the depending weaker countries, who need loans from the IMF, to do so. The rest will buy gold and other commodities like they are doing right now.

    China bought 50B sdr-denominated IMF bonds.

    The Gata interview here revealed that it is probable that the gold ‘sales’ were an accounting ‘fiction’. The speaker doubted the IMF had the gold: but of course it is most likely the US Treasury gold used as collateral. India did not take delivery according to Bob Chapman. The most likely reason for the gold transfers was further expansion of a sdr market for liquidity.

  43. frances snoot

    @Youri:
    But if the central banks control the rates, then the central banks control the dump of the dollar. And the dollar as reserve is pretty much protected against hyperinflationary collapse. So this looks set to be a decision of the BIS/ECB concerning the dollar. And if the above is true, then your ‘yen carry trade’ was never a threat.

    All the stories we are being fed about the ‘need for sound money’ are only stories. The accession to a new global reserve by the US is being carried out voluntarily through a deception of the erego brainless public.

    “The possibilities of SDRs are limited only as inside trade currency and countries have to be willing to lay their complete trust and future into the IMF hands.”

    We’ve been doing this, just the ‘quantum leap’ would be a cessation of the lies concerning sovereign agency. The new wars will be citizen control: all the countries are now functionaries of the system via their finance minister or central bank.

    Anyway: the USA I believe will cease to exist within the next two years. The people actually believe all those silly myths about the ‘cherry tree’ and ‘freedom’. A bit of a hazard, and all quite unnecessary now. Do these people constitute a threat to the hegemony? Most here believe the Americans represent the hegemony. Time will answer that question.

    Youri, “they” in your post would represent the governing agents of the countries, and “they” are employed by those that use sdr as a unit of account NOW.

    “They” don’t care about their fellow ‘countrymen’ at all. They care for advancement and power within the corrupt criminal system. The system has been operating for quite some time with undue representation out of the US. This is due to change. But dollar ‘going to zero’ (approaching a neuter-state) won’t happen within the context of the currency trade now: how so?

    I see the collapse of the US governing structure preceding or precipitating a revaluation of the system. It is obvious that the machine is ready to seize. What is about to take place will be extremely unpleasant.

  44. Hey you guys your featured on a ron paul site.

    FOOD STAMPS PROFITS : how JP Morgan gets rich with increased poverty

    http://www.dailypaul.com/

  45. Sea lions have mysteriously dissapeared from San Fran Pier 39. Just like animals before 2004 tsunami.

    Then, last night California has big earthquake, warning of possible bigger coming shortly.

    A tsunami would hit San Fran bay, and fill up sacremento. This would put so much pressure on the valley, cause it to sink.

    Food shortages here we come?

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuZ-mQ2E8Vw

    ANd

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SI2-iRke2qA

    Or…I am just going nuts.

  46. @Youri

    Check the previous page. I sent you a link. Thanks.

  47. @frances snoot

    Well the currency exchange rates are controlled by the central bankers via special currency deposits (donnow the special name for that) used to buy up each others or own currencies when necessary. But this only works to a certain amount.

    If countries decide to dump their dollars for instance these deposits won’t do anymore. That’s why, according to Jim Rickards, they are testing the SDRs to fill in that gap later when the dollar goes to zero.

    I stated before and I still think that won’t work cause trade is a “confidence game” and I don’t think that would necessarily be in SDRs which still hasn’t a real track record. I think countries rather would flee in more hard tested currencies available around the world or other “value for money” possibilities like commodities. The possibilities of SDRs are limited only as inside trade currency and countries have to be willing to lay their complete trust and future into the IMF hands.

    If i were China I wouldn’t want to do this and that’s why they are buying gold all the time and still will continue to do so. This shows you that the central bank isn’t betting on SDRs and they’re not the only ones. The IMF can only force the depending weaker countries, who need loans from the IMF, to do so. The rest will buy gold and other commodities like they are doing right now.

  48. 1 of the best fight scenes ever in a film
    http://tinyurl.com/ahmw8p

    They Live – The moment of revelation
    http://tinyurl.com/yd94c5q

  49. frances snoot

    the stock market is an accurate leading indicator of economic conditions

    HAHAHAHAHA

    Youri, do you believe this? That’s Denninger’s claim.

  50. Karl Denninger: “There are three items that give us a short-to-intermediate view of the economic outlook:

    1. Sales tax receipts.
    2. Consumer credit.
    3. Civilian Employment Ratio.

    From: A “Macro Level” Look At The Economy http://tinyurl.com/ybxjj8c

    Bob Chapman: “Incidentally, there are now more government employees than goods-producing workers in the US.”

    From: The Magnitude Of The Downturn Has Set In http://tinyurl.com/yemj95x

  51. Justget Itright

    Time to watch the Simpson’s and play UNU with my Daughter.

    Cheers!

  52. Justget Itright

    @stella

    Yes, it is all rigged, spend your money wisely and enjoy your life the best you can girl.

  53. Justget Itright

    @gb

    thanks for the carlon post …

  54. frances snoot

    The ETF gold market is completely fraudulent, why not the exchange rate set? I think the whole system is rigged.

  55. frances snoot

    @Youri:
    I don’t believe that the BIS/IMF central bank system would allow the currency exchange rate to be determined by trade. I wonder about this. I wondered if the forex composition of nations would be a function of currency value or if the imf set the rates through fiat decision.

    What do you think?

  56. China To Print Money To Combat Deep Slowdown http://tinyurl.com/6lkkeu

  57. carlin was so right on. All the bullcraap told to us in the past was just to control and use people. People will beleive anything if they’re starving or are promised money. Via the worthless buttlicking government employees.

  58. @stacy
    this george carlin deserves to be put up too. it’s even stronger

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acLW1vFO-2Q&feature=related

  59. @ Youri Carma

    Did you see the link I recommended to you about Stanley Kubrick/Shining/Faked Moon Landing?

    http://www.jayweidner.com/ShiningSecrets.html

    Your thoughts?

  60. Remember? 19 August 2009 Hedge fund bets millions that gas price will triple by winter (Alternative Link) http://tinyurl.com/mctqvr

  61. Guess Stacy will reprise “Golden Jibber-Jabber” in the morning.

    Hope Max is not asleep and misses “The Show” that gold is putting on now.

  62. Remember ? Hedge fund bets millions that gas price will triple
    19 August 2009, by Gregory Meyer in New York (The Financial Times) http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/e8a82d0e-8cee-11de-a540-00144feabdc0.html?ftcamp=rss

  63. @Francis
    I plan to do nothing throwing bricks and jumping up and down lol does not do it for me.

    Your probably to young to remember lol
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMKsR_wUSfA

  64. Phil /Germany
    Jan 10, 2010 at 4:17 pm

    Re: Gold Spike Up Now

    Audio interview on King World News with the three top GATA guys, a good interview.

    http://www.kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast_Gold+/Entries/2010/1/9_GATA.html

    The top honcho says that if gold eventually trades freely that it could sell for $10,000 the ounce. But don’t get too carried away as they also think that “The Establishment” will do all in their power to prevent “paper gold” from going bye-bye.

  65. frances snoot

    If only that intelligence matched the money, the super rich are not super beings, but are trapped within the whirl wind of chaos as us all…

    The music may play a dissonant note, but the orchestration is done according to a theme and a schedule which benefits those uber-elite that have coordinated the coming fruition of their Bretton Woods ideal. If we stand in ignorance we shall surely perish.

  66. Phil /Germany

    UK Telegraph: Iran can be bombed says General Petraeus
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/iran/6963311/Iran-can-be-bombed-says-General-Petraeus.html

    UK Guardian : Hitler? A scapegoat. Stalin? I can empathise. Oliver Stone stirs up history

    … The implication that Stone is seeking to put forward a good side of the German dictator hitherto not seen by Americans is, even by Stone’s own accomplished record of stirring up stinks, pretty radical.

    The comment inspired Stone’s collaborator on his Secret History, Peter Kuznick, a history professor at the Washington-based American University, to tell the audience of television critics and, in an apparent damage-limitation exercise: “He’s not saying we’re going to come out with a more positive view of Hitler. But we’re going to describe him as a historical phenomenon.” …

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2010/jan/10/hitler-stalin-oliver-stone-history

  67. The Underfundedmentalist

    @ jim od
    The gubinator has a slightly different target group
    http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2010/01/09/BA6B1BFN7M.DTL&type=politics

  68. The wonderful politicians in Europe have a plan to pay for all the crap they have been wasting the wealth of their citizens upon. Hey, Gubanator, enact this in California and you can pay not only for your problems, but probably also can retire the entire debt of the planet.

    Europe Slapping Rich With Massive Traffic Fines

    http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,582722,00.html

  69. @david
    thanks, needed a laugh

  70. Haaretz reports Israeli firm allowed underwear bomber on plane in Amsterdam.
    http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1141434.html

  71. @Phil /Germany

    Wauw! That just happened checked gold just an hour ago.

  72. @ Phil You there? that graph

    its beginning OMG

  73. The Underfundedmentalist

    “Before anything else, the UK must answer to the international community about the kind of management it has employed in Afghanistan that has raised illicit drug production from a few hundred tons to around nine thousand (tons),”
    Sounds like great management, mission accomplished!
    If only they could do the same with the economy back home.

  74. Phil /Germany

    A little Gold shock … Vertical to 1153$ early trading
    http://www.finanslinker.net/dukascopy/gold.html

    Where’s Mike ?
    ;-)

  75. Nice goldmove.. what the hell?

  76. Phil /Germany

    Iran demands UK accountability for Afghan drug problem

    … Iran’s foreign minister says Britain must be held accountable for the way it has managed the drug problem in Afghanistan which has led to a tenfold growth in narcotics production….

    http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=115816&sectionid=351020101

    Max … enjoy !

  77. @Max

    Some inspiration for the Tavakoli interview ;-) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzJXsladZak

  78. Jim Rickards: “SDRs are put in place for a dollar collapse”

  79. @Fibon. ronron usefull idiot?

  80. It Takes a Village Atheist
    Barbara Ehrenreich’s jeremiad against cheerful thinking
    http://tinyurl.com/yguf7ne

  81. Worth repeating: Jim Rickards Saturday, January 9, 2010 Audio http://tinyurl.com/y9dyvrk

    Jim Rickards: “SDRs Relative small market”, “SDRs are a test”

  82. The Magnitude Of The Downturn Has Set In http://tinyurl.com/yemj95x

  83. @ ron ron you do ron ron you do ron ron yeaaa
    @ Phil being a system analysis engineer will understand my very drunken banter

    I feel like Bonnn
    Hik

    @Francis you think to low of yourself and that there is order where there isn’t and its greater than you imagine and it isnt there isnt in my opinion,,, You may be mistaken, but your probably not to far from the truth in some ways.

    The dollar mmm well all currencies are but mere derivatives of the same currency deposited within the same bank so its irrelevant that I talk about the dollar,,, lol and you worry about globalism,, it here and its over.!!! They restart the GLOBAL car and it just goes bang again,,,, pip pop splutter splutter polish the spark plug pip pop splutter

    If only that intelligence matched the money, the super rich are not super beings, but are trapped within the whirl wind of chaos as us all…

    Chaos hold on to your hat and be nice to everyone there only human like you !!!

  84. i knew snoot would snap. gold is still ok with me. i have to say that.i own the shit. i’m ascared.

  85. “When Leticia Lopez returned to Albuquerque from her trip to Puerto Rico, she found an “international transaction fee” added to every purchase on her credit card bill.

    See the problem?

    Puerto Rico isn’t an international destination. It’s an unincorporated, organized territory of the US with commonwealth status — meaning you pay in dollars and don’t have to show a passport before being let on the island.”

    http://www.elliott.org/blog/credit-card-fees-gone-wild-international-transaction-fee-added-to-puerto-rico-purchase/

  86. @Motherearth
    Te-He

  87. Dubai’s First Foreclosure May Open Floodgates in Worst Market (Scroll up for more) http://tinyurl.com/ycavneb

  88. CounterTerrorism in Shambles
    On January 5, a blogger with the PBS’ NewsHour asked former CIA analyst Ray McGovern to respond to three questions regarding recent events involving the CIA, FBI, and the intelligence community in general
    http://tinyurl.com/yk5rgto

  89. @Dedo

    Yes, watch out where the huskeys go..

  90. @zmoore

    Tell me more, tell me more, did you get very far?

  91. @Dedo
    don’t you eat that yellow snow…..

  92. @Stacey

    Do you have a link for past Keiser reports?

    The shows are excellent both of you!

    The way you draw parallels is great and so right on.

    From JP Morgan to subsistence thinking… & social cohesion…

  93. The Underfundedmentalist

    2 Q’s and a comment
    Speaking of adam and eve. Why aren’t the christian right, and other family values/moral authority groups up in arms over the naked scanner thing?
    Can we avoid strip searches and forced vaccinations on religous grounds?
    Might be a good idea to have a ‘creedence default swap’ in the portfolio to offset exposure from the overleveraged ‘reason market’.

  94. @ME I’ve been secretly working on a solar power idea for a while, being the technical wiz that I am. Bumed I am because some jerks in Toronto just raised $8M for a solar idea, similar but certainly lesser idea than mine. Hell I could do it for 25% of what they have.

  95. frances snoot

    @MotherEarth:
    Good luck with your energy work!

    @Dedo:
    Yuck. I’m not skiing on that slope!

  96. THE PERVERT’S GUIDE TO CINEMA
    takes the viewer on an exhilarating ride through some of the greatest movies ever made. Serving as presenter and guide is the charismatic Slavoj Zizek, the Slovenian philosopher and psychoanalyst. With his engaging and passionate approach to thinking, Zizek delves into the hidden language of cinema, uncovering what movies can tell us about ourselves.
    Clip from The Pervert’s Guide To Cinema: Part 1
    http://tinyurl.com/ydge2f9
    the torrent is here http://tinyurl.com/ye8xjza

    Cinema and Ideology: Report From the Battleground
    http://tinyurl.com/ydwqqv9

    don’t let the fact that he’s an unabashed leftist put you off.

  97. For Fanny,……My dick is so big, there’s still snow on it in the summertime. : /

  98. @Snoot

    To reject a lie is no guarantee that one is left with a truth. Beware of those dismissing some truth because they want to replace it with their lie.

    You keep cycling around this dollar, but the ultimate arbiter is the man in the street that won’t part with his stuff or waste his time in return for it, whatever basket you may weave around it.

    I did some sreious mental work today, and the result is cheaper solar energy (at least, that is what I made myself believe). Also I may become environmental consultant! Jeey! (put your plants in the air and say Oh yeah!!)

  99. frances snoot

    If the myth fails people revert to the fallback myth

    Like the serpent and the apple and adam and eve?

  100. frances snoot

    @Fibion11235:
    I meant the DOLLAR not as money but as a unit of account. It derives its value through trade within the basket bearing its name. But I am confused beyond this valuation: the sdr mechanisms are influencing currencies as an entropic addition to the system. The video you linked does not take into account the dollar basket trade element which ties the dollar-driven economic system to europe, canada, uk, scandinavia, and japan. These systems are not sovereign. Then we have the central bank and imf coordination. The currencies are all pegged to sdr or to one of the members of the dollar basket.

    Global trade is at the heart of the system. That is the apple the elite polish: the banks are for the people, not the elite. The elite abused the system through fraud and criminal activity. The monopoly on global trade and the end of fractional reserve banking will place the elite on a plane untouchable.

    The people are set to tear apart the only remnant of surety they possess.

  101. @France Snoot
    100% rational and absolutely agree. Still. I lost too much money in the past being rational by buying puts and shorthing shit going to the stratosphere. It’s a racket. That’s why I like Max strategy. I made much more money buying physical gold and silver that buying paper crap in the market. I share your analysis.

  102. The Underfundedmentalist

    Here’s a vid for the sunday club
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1ZnFT2qAJU
    I figure this would come back into popularity these days.

  103. If the myth fails people revert to the fallback myth..

  104. frances snoot

    “What special about gold as opposed to anything else that’s useful and edible is its the agreed system of value when all fails”

    That’s a very hopeful outlook. Unfortunately, those who command the armies and the government structure most probably prefer man to relinquish his ability to operate outside their monopoly by depriving him of a tangible currency outside of debit.

  105. frances snoot

    @Marc:
    It’s a mess: no mistake. But the regulations are going to be applied in the same criminal manner as the way the subprime bubble was manufactured: and the government is shaking hands with the corrupt 2big2fail-banks (looks like the banks drive the government). The regulations will feed power into the corrupt system everyone is moaning and writhing under.

    “Rationally how can you explain that this fiction is still alive.”

    It is alive because authority derives its power from precedent.

  106. @zmoore
    yeah I love the dry wit, he doesn’t dumb down and that his doc’s have an imaginative flare to them.

  107. @ Francis S

    But really money is about trust and when trust is power for all,if tested and failed then the value of money fails too, if its a Fiat promise.

    What special about gold as opposed to anything else that’s useful and edible is its the agreed system of value when all fails

    The whole world will in the end be valued against gold as its the kings of the world that own it for only this purpose and to ensure you loose.

    As king Charles 1st said
    Once a rustic always a rustic…

    You got to see how tables are tilted against you, how easy it is to keep you in your place and what tools they use to do it.

  108. Mike/Liverpool

    Max
    No “THING OF BEAUTY” SAY:-
    http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/economics/article6982298.ece

    Everything is fine!

    Mike

  109. @ Francis S

    WELL mmmmm not easy as its collectively in our heads lol
    1) A medium of exchange, our TRANSACTIONAL currency,
    2) a unit of account, a “number” used for comparing relative values, held in each person’s memory AND on paper for bookkeeping (and legerdemain), and
    3) a store of value, or wealth. lol

    FIAT money is debt, as declared by a government to be legal tender. I know other parties are in control but its really the gov in the end and te people who give it value through use.

    That is, the FIAT is accepted as a form of payment within the boundaries its valued within, for ” debts, public and private”

    I like FOFOA analysis of what money really is.
    http://fofoa.blogspot.com/2009_09_01_archive.html

  110. @Snoot. sorry?

  111. The girls behind the scanner love it when I slap these on the table…

    http://www.lamebook.com/winter-wankerland

  112. @Snoot. other than that.

  113. @Snoot.
    It was intended as a joke. As for “rationality”, I don’t think that we live in very rational times. Rationally how can you explain that this fiction is still alive. Yesterday AIG admitted the stock was a worthless piece of “piss” like you say. Closing price of AIG friday ? 29,34$ Hey Snoot. Terror sells so does “piss”. Sorry.

  114. frances snoot

    @ronron:
    you’re

  115. @ Youri Carma

    On a similar note to the moon landing being faked, did you ever read the article by a Jay Weidner? It is absolutely fascinating; the suggestion that Stanley Kubrick had a hand in “producing” the moon landing footage and that the “Shining” was his admission.

    http://www.jayweidner.com/ShiningSecrets.html

  116. @Filbon. you better say debt or your in shit too.

  117. Maybe Max wants a ‘Menage a trois’..

    This African Cup is going to be a bloodbath, but we will profit, we just opened a new shipping lane to SA…

    I predict the mass media will lose its way because the corporations are not doing that well actually..

    I never understand why the whole banking game is not left to fall, who is going to come over to confiscate stuff if they have no money to buy gasonline..

    90% cadminum childrens jewelery.. http://tinyurl.com/ydr5yxn

    Feelin’ patriotic punk? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=662R2awSwPQ

  118. @gonzomarx
    Thanks for the Jonathan Meades pointer, FABULOUS. Expanded my brain and vocabularly, super dry humour.

    Did you see in the Lithuania part where he is talking about woodlands foods where he sits down to eat some beaver and he says it is not the first time he has eaten beaver. Then a minute later he says well not that kind of beaver.

    Practically every verbal sentence is like a Samual Clements (Mark Twain) writing. You think he’s going one way then wam in the last 5 words he gets you.

    As they say in Scotland BRILLIANT.

  119. lol language

    I think he means RATIO…lol

  120. frances snoot

    @Fibon11235:

    How would you describe the function from which the dollar derives its value?

  121. we’ve reached peak whats. what the fuck.

  122. a thousand fucking whats to one fucking what. 2 thousand fucking bucks?

  123. @ Marc Authier
    Probably 1000 to 1? wow where do you find that out? I new things were bad 60-1 but 1000-1?

    What a mess

    Its a good job China is corrupt as well, as if they were not they may have the opportunity of engineering a proper and flexible alternative currency based on new but sound principles and if it took off we would all be working for them in some way.

  124. @Filbon. snoot spilled the beans.

  125. @Filbon. cause he just won’t listen. hehe

  126. @frances snoot
    The Gold price is arbitrary,

    Take a look at the post that iv just added. The whole world is so connected it in affect operating as a single bank. The structure of loans interest is flawed at best …

    Why what do you see happening?

  127. @Snoot. geesfuckthanks.

  128. @ Ron ron why is phil in the shit… ?

  129. frances snoot

    Gold can be priced in renaissance silk condoms if they’d prove fungible enough

    How sensual. Sounds like a knocker of an idea, ME.

  130. Dubai Index Declines on Below Market Offer for Arabtec Stake http://bit.ly/6JILAw

  131. Transocean off the U.S. Gulf >> WSJ vid: Search for Oil on the Most Powerful Drilling Ship http://bit.ly/89Yu8C

  132. frances snoot

    @ronron:
    applause

  133. frances snoot

    Hello, MarcAuthier:

    “Get with the times France Snoot.”

    Thanks for the advice. I’ll file it under irrelevant piss.

    If you’d like to talk rationally, I’d be glad to answer you.

  134. @Snoot. will this dry up cash.

  135. @Frances Snoot.

    What capital requirements ? What ?

    JP Morgan with a leverage equivalent to 6 times the US GDP, is an indication that requirements are for losers. Get with the times France Snoot. Go crazy like JP Morgan.

    Requirements are of no concern today. Obanana and Frank Barney are there with the slaves. You have it all wrong. It’s a zero and sub zero requirements world out there.

    What’s the REAL financial leverage of a joint like JP Morgan ?

    Probably 1000 to 1 ! You know what ? Most ordinary people couldn’t care a damn and do not even think of the implications.

  136. Had not seen this version worth watching them all !!

    Important point, in effect.
    There is only One Bank in the world …..!!!!!
    Money as Debt II Promises Unleashed (1 of 8)
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_doYllBk5No&feature=related

  137. @Snoot

    Oh, sorry, my bad. I thought you loved Basel II..

    Gold can be priced in renaissance silk condoms if they’d prove fungible enough. Pricing means you want to exchange, and that may become a problem with the dollario..

  138. Richard@lattitude30N

    @Sherbert & @max; did you get achance to view the Bill Moyers show ( Friday and early Sunday EST )…He had David Corn and another chap from Mother Jones and both much had Bill saying : “So it’s a parallel universe then”…and on and on about the trivia about how Obama has surrounded himself with the same guys who caused the economic downturn….I almost thought they were going to yell for revolt…when Strong (?) said it’s a “recession” that looks like ones from the past..which may have been right if the sub-prime debacle was the last of the defaults and not the beginning…I suppose they see many more one hour diatribes about the next fiasco..such is show biz….They pretty much agreed that the MSM has been pretty silent about the collusion of WS and Congress and the Exec and the regulators…they get it..BUT they are not outright revolutionaries…

  139. frances snoot

    Look who’s running the basel regulatory machine:

    Mario Draghi:

    He was then vice chairman and managing director of Goldman Sachs International and a member of the firm-wide management committee (2002–2005).
    He is a trustee at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey and also at the Brookings Institution, in Washington, D.C..

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

  140. i knew phil was in shit.

  141. frances snoot

    @MotherEarth:
    I will try to make this simple so you can ‘get the point’ and ‘comprehend’ me.

    THE SYSTEM IS CRIMINAL. BASEL IS CRIMINAL. THE CRIMINALS THAT CREATED THE CRISIS ARE USING BASEL TO CONSOLIDATE THEIR ADVANTAGE.

    I hope that helps.

  142. frances snoot

    There’s no freakin’ way the value of gold is OVER 1000 dollars an ounce in “reality”. Better enjoy the good sunny times while y’all got em, Phil.

  143. @Phil, I have heard so many dates that I could pull a string of hair from my beard for every one (and I have a bushy-beard!)!

    Not saying middle of januari isnt critical, but don’t get jumpy..

  144. @Snoot

    Just for you I read into Base lI, my head hurts now..It appears to be a way for banks to reduce their colateral based on individual rating assesments for specific instruments that go beyond simple loans. I guess it is important in order to utilize the new crystal meth derivatives and rig the congame even more for failure..

    According to the rules in theory a bank without any money could invest in 0% risk assets. Does that not strike you as patently insane?

  145. Phil /Germany

    @frances … End of fiat means there will be no mechanism to price gold

    LOL … pricing Gold ( & other things ) correctly would mean an immediate EOFiat !

  146. @Gonzomarx. they love to trash hummers in toronto. cool

  147. Phil /Germany

    Berninger … in German today

    Bank Holidays in Deutschland

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zL8AAo1zvmo&feature=sub

    He saying that we have had effectively 7-9 days of “bank holidays” in Germany since the new year.
    He implies that this was deliberate in order to stop people from withdrawing too much cash ( defect ATM debit cards etc. ).

    Basically he’s suggesting that those recent “problems” were NOT a coincidence !
    Goes on to suggest that the background to this is in the US .. Obama and bond markets ( my interpretation) for example .
    + the US is wary of a “digital” bank run, hence his caution !

    He says Hypo-Real will be writing off 200 Bio. Euros into a “bad bank” instrument. He says there are rumours about 14-18 January being critical !

  148. frances snoot

    This implies that they’ll be reducing the capital requirements of the banks, with the “excuse” so they can lend more easily t the public.

    Implications are often misleading, Phil. The rules are not being written by the UK Treasury (IMF affiliate) but are emanating out of the FSB. That’s financial stability board of the BIS. That’s Bank of International Settlements. Seems Draghi is on board to steer the global economic ship onto the rocks.

    End of fiat means there will be no mechanism to price gold, Phil. Tough the way things work out.

  149. @Phil/Germany. to bad they didn’t learn from there grandparents experience.

  150. @phil
    heard much about this?
    Anarchists in Berlin turn anger on new ‘bourgeoisie’. Arsonists torch luxury cars as way of fighting the growing gentrification of many areas of the city
    http://tinyurl.com/yc9qor3

  151. i had my snoot snapped at one time.

  152. Phil /Germany

    @ronron …. do you know a german citizen that would borrow money now?

    The masses ( J6Pers) : Yes
    More astute persons ( like self employed high earners and upper management [that don't need credit ] ) : No !

  153. frances snoot

    @ronron:
    Songwriters: Cohen, Leonard;Robinson, S
    Everybody knows that the dice are loaded
    Everybody rolls with their fingers crossed
    Everybody knows that the war is over
    Everybody knows the good guys lost
    Everybody knows the fight was fixed
    The poor stay poor, the rich get rich
    That’s how it goes
    Everybody knows
    Everybody knows that the boat is leaking
    Everybody knows that the captain lied
    Everybody got this broken feeling
    Like their father or their dog just died

    Everybody talking to their pockets
    Everybody wants a box of chocolates
    And a long stem rose
    Everybody knows

    Everybody knows that you love me baby
    Everybody knows that you really do
    Everybody knows that you’ve been faithful
    Ah give or take a night or two
    Everybody knows you’ve been discreet
    But there were so many people you just had to meet
    Without your clothes
    And everybody knows

    Everybody knows, everybody knows
    That’s how it goes
    Everybody knows

    Everybody knows, everybody knows
    That’s how it goes
    Everybody knows

    And everybody knows that it’s now or never
    Everybody knows that it’s me or you
    And everybody knows that you live forever
    Ah when you’ve done a line or two
    Everybody knows the deal is rotten
    Old Black Joe’s still pickin’ cotton
    For your ribbons and bows
    And everybody knows

    And everybody knows that the Plague is coming
    Everybody knows that it’s moving fast
    Everybody knows that the naked man and woman
    Are just a shining artifact of the past
    Everybody knows the scene is dead
    But there’s gonna be a meter on your bed
    That will disclose
    What everybody knows

    And everybody knows that you’re in trouble
    Everybody knows what you’ve been through
    From the bloody cross on top of Calvary
    To the beach of Malibu
    Everybody knows it’s coming apart
    Take one last look at this Sacred Heart
    Before it blows
    And everybody knows

    Everybody knows, everybody knows
    That’s how it goes
    Everybody knows

    Oh everybody knows, everybody knows
    That’s how it goes
    Everybody knows

    Everybody knows

    http://www.elyrics.net/read/l/leonard-cohen-lyrics/everybody-knows-lyrics.html

  154. thanks for you smart guys comin round. i was ascared snoot would snap.

  155. @Phil/Germany. do you know a german citizen that would borrow money now?

  156. Phil /Germany

    @frances … BTW. that Telegraph link is now gone !

    “treasury told to relax capital rules”

    This implies that they’ll be reducing the capital requirements of the banks, with the “excuse” so they can lend more easily t the public.

    IIRC , it was HSBC that was calling for 6% instead of 8% for the Basel agreement last year.
    i.e.
    1. higher Debt / Capital ratio
    2. more debt

    Hence : Fiat Express !

  157. @ronron
    yup it seems that way with all the skewed analysis in favour of PFI over on the books government borrowing

  158. @Snoot. when was the last time this game as you call it was played?1939? ww2?

  159. @Gonzomax:

    The capital directives that I linked are applicable to all banks globally: it is an attempt to create international cross-border standards. It will bankrupt domestic banks. It is like someone came along and took the hose and kinked it, like when we were kids. Only this is for real.

    EU is completely sold on the idea as they were already bailed out by the US in their previous scrimmage with CAR during the 2008 near credit freeze. They see advantage in every way over American banks which were left with a stall tactic while the treasury was looted by the IMF/European vultures and the economy was morbidly pieced out to insiders. Ron Paul knows what is up. They all do. It’s the same old game.

    This is the story of hunch-backed long-beaked far-sighted carrion-picking.

  160. @Snoot. i won’t do any dick jokes.

  161. wow just got to p3 of that vid gonzo pretty intense against us jews lawl =/

  162. @Snoot. the screws will be tightened in the wrong place. right place for the big boys. duck and cover.

  163. @ronron:
    Tier 1 capital adequacy is the kicker:

    http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSL0585972220070606

  164. @gonzomarx. delivered good service for the money. does he mean leasing portable schools from connected company’s for 20 times there worth.

  165. @frances snoot
    RE Darling and Basel
    the National Audit Office has said that PFI deals have to be brought onto the books….not sure that the government has….

    http://www.p-a-in.co.uk/pdfs/PFIbids.pdf
    &
    http://tinyurl.com/y8jqlha

  166. The Plan transferred the debt from the banks to the people. The Plan now sees the banks that created the debt through consiliatory and illegal collusion of the rating agencies shut off honest advantage completely using the same authority through the rating agencies. It has nothing to do with the “fiat express”. Allistor Darling is playing both sides of the fence, but he is on board for the chaos which the basel requirements will enable.

    It is odd no one converses about the obvious here, but instead choose to discuss men’s preoccupation with their ‘fire hose’ apparatus.

    I thought this was an economics site?

  167. @Snoot. i’ll have a go. reserve requirements? why have fiat reserves.

  168. thx gonzo (:

  169. Why We Fight — for those who have never seen it.

  170. @mep and naomi
    ‘Love GC’ honest… sorry it’s just me… I tend to wear things out… some things you do too much… there will be a time I’m sure when I will really enjoy him again!!!

  171. The authoritahs are trying to kill securitization and restrict lending. Right, Phil? Else why blindly proceed with the capital adequacy ratios with an ensuing deflationary spiral as an absolute assurance.

    The criminals that made money after the demise of glass-steagal are now set to monopolize their advantage by denying others skin in the game.

    We all suffer. But not the criminals. The Financial Stability Board is manned by the criminals who do well for the elite thievery.

    Rats.

  172. A fav documentary maker of mine Jonathan Meades

    Magnetic North ep1 (1/6)
    http://tinyurl.com/yaj3ylf
    Jonathan Meades travels from the flatlands of Flanders to Germany’s spectacular Baltic coast in an attempt to decipher exactly what northernness entails

    On The Brandwagon (1/5)
    http://tinyurl.com/lq79vy
    On The Brandwagon Meades travels to Liverpool, Bilbao and Manchester to scrutinise, in appropriately aspirant language, the new millenium’s most expensive craze and ponders the probable longterm effects of supposedly regenerated inner cities.

    Off-Kilter ep.3
    Meades concludes his quixotic tour of Scotland
    http://tinyurl.com/lq79vy

    and for all things Meades, check here
    http://tinyurl.com/lq79vy

  173. amid suspicions that the set of accounting rules lie at the very heart of the credit crisis

    ?

  174. @frances snoot … The Chancellor, Alistair Darling

    That means Fiat Express !
    ;-)

  175. @ naomi – Indeed. Carlin would be having a field day with all of the fraud, theft, corruption, and murder. Thankfully, we have Max & Stacy and what seems to be a growing segment of the world’s population seeking independent media.

  176. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/banksandfinance/4214577/Treasury-told-to-relax-capital-rules.html

    The Chancellor, Alistair Darling, has acknowledged that the Basel-II set of rules for banks’ capital ratios may need to be changed, amid suspicions that the set of accounting rules lie at the very heart of the credit crisis.
    In a letter sent to Mr Darling just before Christmas on behalf of major British banks, Stephen Green, the executive chairman of HSBC, urged the Treasury to consider whether the framework, which affects the way banks draw up their balance sheets, was impairing Government efforts to kick-start lending to British businesses. The letter was also signed by the bosses of banks including Abbey and Barclays.

  177. My contributions

    Protest artwork from the Paris riots 1968
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmylN5f2f74

    The American Power Structure: featuring Chomsky and Ron Paul
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yezq5yGzNEo

  178. I’m a big Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert fan and a Christian. Carlin had a lot of interesting things to say. However, the mocking of the Bible at the beginning (and his diatribe against God later on in the video) of his piece just turned me off (I did watch the whole video). I’ve always praised this site and advised my friends to log onto it. I never have a go against people who do not have a faith (that is their choice). Carlin’s view on ‘rights’ is fundamentally true, but his profane attack on the Bible and God wasn’t called for or needed. I really feel that this video undermines the excellent and respected work of both Max and Stacy.

    Kind regards,

    Tony

  179. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/banksandfinance/6828508/Italian-banks-fear-crunch-from-Basel-II.html

    “Professor Tim Congdon from International Monetary Research said the move to tighten capital rules in the middle of a deep downturn was a grave error, comparing it to the worst follies of policy-makers during the Great Depression. He fears that such tightening may tip Europe and America into deflation next year.”

    (Disagreement with denninger’s prescription for a quick incisement of ‘bezzle’…remember the one’s in charge of the basel bank regulations are not proceeding with the same ratings agency approval matrix that created the subprime fiasco and from a standard that applies unfair diress on community banks and private lending)

  180. @Mother … InfraGard

    …InfraGard is an association of businesses, academic institutions, state and local law enforcement agencies, and other participants dedicated to sharing information and intelligence to prevent hostile acts against the United States…

    http://www.infragard.net/

  181. @Mep,

    no wonder they removed this. What Carlin is saying here is exactly what is being played out right now. Right now.

    I wish he were here to “do” the bankers….but then we have Max to “do” the bankers and wall street. Max’s message for this coming era is the best for what’s coming.

  182. Carlin! super!

  183. Here’s one I found a few days ago: Mussolini action figure in Wal-Mart.

  184. Some George’s (W)ere born and ruled the Land of American’s. and Invaded other(Country) privacy…

    And some George’s were born and taught , how to be an Human’s first than American’s and explained …what is privacy?…& WAR is invading other privacy…

    George….Everyone remember him!, Difference is CARLIN and BUSH…

    Good George or CARLIN left the world, other George’s are still planning what’s the next country to be invaded….

    Banker’s are their Legacy!…This goes on until Currency system exist…

  185. @SG:

    You need to look at people with compassion. Look at their lives as a whole and what they gave back to humanity. Carlin, I’m sure was not perfect, but who is?

  186. @ SG – Sorry. Didn’t know if people outside of the US have seen much of George Carlin’s work. And, did you ever tell people you were Supergeek? I almost posted a couple of days ago to ask what happened to Supergeek!

  187. oh on a Carlin tip. Check out Doug Stanhope

    Doug Stanhope No Refunds pt 1
    http://tinyurl.com/yz37hyn

    Doug Stanhope No Refunds pt 2
    http://tinyurl.com/yklb2wf

    Doug Stanhope No Refunds pt 3
    http://tinyurl.com/yh7cj3b

    and the other 4 parts are all there. enjoy

  188. I so mourned Carlin’s passing. Just imagine what he would do with Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Lloyd Blankfein….

    I would have loved to hear what he really thought about a few other groups of people associated religion without fear of being attacked.

    He left too soon. Or maybe it all got to him in the end. I don’t know. I just miss him and try to take his advice about “observation” rather than being a part of the insanity.

    Thanks Stacy, a good belly laugh is very healthy and the belly laughs are hard to come by these days.

    Thanks, Y’all.

  189. Style advise by Nesrin, in cooperation with the dutch ministry if education..

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmogeNtGIyc in dutch..

    The girl’s repeated line is ‘stringetje uit?’ which means ‘take my string off now?’

    Says something about the level of our culture doesn’t it..

  190. @Y’all
    Love GC… but… sorry but if I have to hear GC or it’s a club and you’re not in it again I’m gonna scream… same with Bill Hicks… this site must have had Bill and George posted more than any other clips since it started… sorry… I’m guilty of posting Bill Hicks myself… but this is becoming like the ‘Kinda Blue’ of comedy… and as for the clips of Carlin when he was younger he just looks like an out and out alcoholic IMO!!!

  191. Why is there a 60-Day emergency notice of information collection regarding IT skills ordered by the FBI? http://cryptome.org/0001/fbi010810.htm keep an eye on the nerds?

  192. One of my favorites from Carlin:

    http://noolmusic.com/youtube_live/george_carlin_on_the_american_dream_.php

    (On the American Dream.) You Tube got rid of this full video shortly after Carlin died.

  193. @Bonn – feel free to post your preferred links here! it is Sunday Video Club afterall . . . “club” means we share and swap links . . .

  194. Oh well me of ta poker

  195. I woulda posted tis a year back when he was younger too

  196. @Naomi.
    Boy.Love you Naomi. It hurts. The temporary privilege is about to end. It’s soo funny that it hurts. I like the conclusion. It’s a “nut-shell”, it’s about what is happening. Carlin will not be experiencing the naked body scanners and RDFI chips in the neck. He left at an opportune time. Indeed.

  197. @ stacey
    WTF i am a walkin talkin dictionary on stand up comedian’s
    Why did’nt ya ask me????
    I can at anytime head ya on any topic on George Carlin
    Hic ;-)
    me 5 larges down and no smokes grrrrrrrrrrrrr

  198. Didn;t Andy Warholl take a polariod of every the p*nis of everyone that entered his warehouse?

  199. @The Underfundedmentalist … Carlin was a patriot for humanity, may he rest in peace.

    Ditto 100%

  200. The Underfundedmentalist

    Carlin was a patriot for humanity,
    may he rest in peace.

  201. ‘Y’all
    Having Fun On The One!!!