[Video] Max Keiser interviewed by Helen Skopis on Athens International Radio

Posted on March 13, 2010 by stacyherbert| 18 Comments

Stacy Summary: Here is a youtube copy of the interview Max gave last week to Athens International Radio. Thanks to thornlessrose2009 for the upload

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18 Responses to [Video] Max Keiser interviewed by Helen Skopis on Athens International Radio

  1. JT | March 13, 2010 at 9:42 am |

    1st folks!!!:)

  2. Mongo | March 13, 2010 at 10:24 am |

    I wish we had our own “Max Keiser” in Sweden… The closes we’ve been to some kind of acknowledgement here is a 1 minute clip with Peter Schiff half a year ago.

  3. Marc Authier | March 13, 2010 at 10:26 am |

    Prisons are not for banksters. How many people in prison since the beginning of the crises ? ONE. American political bastards and European political bastards. ONE. Bernie Madoff and that’s it. ONE.

  4. Blink | March 13, 2010 at 11:27 am |

    this was a great interview, the lady interviewer was very patient and serious while max was talking about arresting the bankers , and asking her why she hadnt made a citizens arrest yet.Then her mask drops and i swear i hear her laugh , she must have been thinking who is this lunatic and wtf is he talking about .

    great stuff as always max ;)

  5. Mini US | March 13, 2010 at 11:36 am |

    Great stuff Max.
    This poor presenter has no idea what you’re talking about.
    Shame that these presenters can’t bridge the gap between your insight and their listeners. ie give what you have to say some cred with the presenter and therefore the listeners.
    It is great that you are getting the message out there and we may yet find some doggy poop outside a Greek Bank soon, or maybe something more serious.
    I hope that a lot of Greeks were listening to this show so they can better direct their anger.
    Shame it takes a complete disaster for people to wake up. But it is thus.

  6. Bliaboo | March 13, 2010 at 1:17 pm |

    (Stacy Herbert -Happy Birthday!)

    Max Keiser – excellent – as always! You had Ms Helen Skopis trying to hold in a laugh-burst at least twice. At the end – she sounded relieved.

    “The terrible thing about the quest for truth is that you find it.”
    Remy de Gourmont

  9. g7enn | March 13, 2010 at 4:51 pm |

    100% A+ job, succinct and to the point, Max, you are definitely at the top of your game.

  10. Photoception | March 13, 2010 at 5:04 pm |

    It didn’t sound like the host could fully appreciate the context of “financial terrorist.”

  11. g7enn | March 13, 2010 at 5:09 pm |

    Max, I think I finally got your message. I’ve noted here on video as Problem & Solution, juxtaposing the two on videos.

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  12. John Robb | March 13, 2010 at 9:27 pm |

    Max did a great job at what he does best, from the get-go, staying out of the insipidly narrow lines of questioning. “I have no time to answer your silly questions. I am here to expand your perspective and loose you from your tragic mental cage.”

    Max cuts to the chase better than I. I would have answered the initial question. “When the IMF director claims that the financial crisis is unlikely to spread, first ask yourself if his claim is speculation or commitment.” Hank Paulson’s claim that a failure of USCongress to support a bailout will lead to martial law, speculation or commitment? I claim that, even if intended as speculative, Paulson’s claim inherently already bore all essence of martial law.

    My brother has little aptitude for finance and politics. I sent him this interview along with Keiser Report #23. His reply to me indicated that he “get’s it”. This is a monu-mental acheivement. Max’s perspective and ability to communicate it reveal to me the actual secret locale from which you produce his shows like “On The Edge”, and that is obviously from the little known French village, not even on the map, called Occam’s Razor. :D

  13. kostakosta | March 13, 2010 at 10:39 pm |

    Max, the radio station you spoke to belongs to the City of Athens. Athens’ mayor has been right wing ever since the 80′s. Those who vote are mainly old land owners who don’t even live within the limits of Athens any more. Anyway, these mayors use the radio station to advance their ideology. The current mayor is a neoliberal who as a minister of health presided over the destruction of the national health system, he destroyed the public hospitals, so he could advance the interests of the private hospitals and the pharmaceutical industry. How you got to be invited is beyond me. Good job though, as always. Absolutely nothing is being said here about the banks.

  14. Marc Authier | March 14, 2010 at 8:10 am |

    @Max
    Will the Greek authorities let you in if you go to Greece ?

    Icelanders should make you and Stacy, honororay citizens. How about a honoris causa doctorate in organizing a midlle class revolt against the banksters. Honoris causa doctorate in revolutionnary activities. Universities are so boring today. They just gives these doctorates to war criminals today. Being a Greek and Icelander I would produce an international arrest warrant against Geithner, Paulson and Rubin these economic mass criminals.

  15. solipsist | March 14, 2010 at 1:55 pm |

    Hi Max, this time I got your definition of “financial terrorists”: they solenly do what they do, to prove their fundamental beliefs. Took me quite a while to grasp it. I was looking in the wrong direction: wtf do they want to achieve? – Nothing, they want to prove they’re right, that’s all and makes them sooooo dangeraously immune to real change.

  17. Duski | March 17, 2010 at 12:42 pm |

    Very well performed. Sometimes I feel like Max gets too frantic which distracts from the message, but this one was extremely calm and focused.

    Actually I feel like the interviewer here got closer to insight after a bumpy start. In any case anyone listening this will have their thoughts provoked in the right direction.

  18. melpo | March 19, 2010 at 5:20 am |

    yes we got it,
    now how are we going to bring back the money
    in the Greek people ‘s pockets ?
    who cares if the Golden boys go to jail,
    in a few months or years they are going to be back with …
    the Club, laughing at the joke…
    how will we Mr Keiser release the chock hold
    of many coyntries or even prevent it from happening again.. a law ?
    but.. the lawmakers are part of the Club !!
    a bloody revolution we do not wish for, other solution ?