[OTE61] On the Edge with Greg Hunter

Posted on July 3, 2010 by stacyherbert| 26 Comments

Stacy Summary: In this week’s On the Edge, we talk to Greg Hunter of USAWatchdog.


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26 Responses to [OTE61] On the Edge with Greg Hunter

  1. kk | July 3, 2010 at 3:56 pm |

    this time im first

  2. evolutis | July 3, 2010 at 4:24 pm |

    This just in! From the “get up and lay back down, news department”… After an extensive 4,000 year investigation reliable sources tell us that the homo sapien is incompatible with monetary economics.

    4,000 years of this? Turns out to be 4,000 years of arrested develoment? Yes it’s true! It seems that the more money these homo s’s have, the more they gamble. They do so because they have the slack, to do so. Under these systems we always seem needy of an enemy, there is always debt and taxes to pay… always someone to obey; we now obey the banksters.

    Monetary economics is a wheel that the homo sapien always falls asleep behind.

  3. FranSix | July 3, 2010 at 4:36 pm |

    @Currency Collapse

    You know, if all currencies collapsed together, you would just see a higher gold price.

    @Silver Prices

    The reason why silver prices might not keep up with gold is that while the lease rates are similar, silver lease rates are below those of gold and may cause a different pricing scenario.

  4. JayD | July 3, 2010 at 4:48 pm |

    I finally got a chance to listen live to Truth About Markets America over at http://www.GCNLive.com . I liked it even better than the London and NZ versions. I had been critical of the pilots you posted as they seemed too much like the NZ and London shows. Max and Stacy are available at the above URL on archives though you do have to listen to those American commercials.

    The funniest comment around here of late was the guy who asked if Stacy Herbert is married. That was a hoot.

  5. F. Beard | July 3, 2010 at 4:48 pm |

    For Tyre built herself a fortress
    And piled up silver like dust,
    And gold like the mire of the streets.
    Behold, the Lord will dispossess her
    And cast her wealth into the sea;
    And she will be consumed with fire.     Zechariah 9:3-4 (New American Standard Bible)

    Tyre was considered an impregnable island fortress till Alexander the Great captured it around 322BC. The mainland part of the city was scrapped bare to make a causeway from which to attack the island part.

    My point? Gold and silver won’t save US. A better hope is liberty and the rule of law.

  7. Tony | July 3, 2010 at 5:08 pm |

    Hey, alright, a sensible guest. A break from the silly deflationista BS. The goverment will never stop the presses.

    Listen up, Max. Turn off the Mish & Douchinger gang and fight your way back to reality.

  10. Happy Dick | July 3, 2010 at 5:21 pm |

    Tax Hikes, less than 6 months away. How will they get YOU to fund their games!

    http://www.atr.org/sixmonths.html?content=5171

  11. Happy Dick | July 3, 2010 at 5:44 pm |

    Chapman talks about the big squeeze on us folks

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxZoySo4TXk&feature=player_embedded

  12. frances snoot | July 3, 2010 at 5:49 pm |

    The IMF is driving austerity measures globally:

    http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703615104575328334089142998.html

  13. frances snoot | July 3, 2010 at 5:56 pm |

    The World Economic and Social Survey 2010 (WESS) tables a series of far-reaching proposals, pointing out that the food, energy, financial and climate crises have exposed major weaknesses in existing mechanisms designed to manage the process of global development.

    Getting ‘back on track’ is not an option, therefore, “as it would mean returning to an unsustainable path of global development”. In fact, sustained and widespread future prosperity will require major reforms in global economic governance and new thinking about global economic development,” states the WESS, launched by the UN on June 29, 2010.

    WESS proposes a system that is less dependent on the United States dollar and which pools reserve holdings regionally and internationally to provide cheaper insurance to countries coping with economic shocks and payment problems.

    The new system would also be able to issue new international liquidity, including for financing development and fighting climate change, argue the Survey’s authors. Accordingly, WESS proposes fundamental revisions of the existing institutions for global economic governance.

    “But for an effective more sustainable rebalancing of the global economy much closer coordination is needed across the trading system, the new regime for international financial regulation, the global reserve system and the mechanisms for mobilizing and channelling development finance and climate funding,” states WESS.

    At present, the Group of 20 (G20) is taking on some areas of coordination, but as an informal platform responding to the crisis it has mostly focused on financial reforms. WESS notes that sustainable rebalancing of the world economy will take years, if not decades, and can only be successful if there is greater policy coherence.

    To this end, WESS proposes that “the international community consider institutionalizing a global economic coordination mechanism within the more representative multilateral system”.

    http://www.indepthnews.net/news/news.php?key1=2010-06-30%2014:36:23&key2=1

  14. frances snoot | July 3, 2010 at 5:58 pm |

    “institutionalizing a global economic coordination mechanism within the more representative multilateral system”

    Sounds like force is going to be applied.

  16. in2dwww | July 3, 2010 at 6:31 pm |

    Greg Hunter sounds like he’s about 6 months behind the times. Did he just crawl out from under a rock or something?

  18. Dg | July 3, 2010 at 6:54 pm |

    The bill does not contain an audit of the fed (hr1207). It was stripped out at the last minute. A straight up/down vote was held to put it back in, but 100+ people who originally backed it flipped and voted against it.

  19. Bonn | July 3, 2010 at 6:54 pm |

    @ Phil from germany plz come back
    germany surgically F@#ked Argentinas arse
    lololololol
    Messi & maradona gonna have gay sex now
    ROFL
    Hic ;-)

  20. nama rama | July 3, 2010 at 10:02 pm |

    @snoot:

    They appear to be gaining momentum,

    Right?

  21. frances snoot | July 3, 2010 at 10:08 pm |

    @Namarama:
    Perhaps we should tie their shoelaces together?

  22. Tofu Charlie | July 3, 2010 at 10:18 pm |

    Hrmm. Wasn’t Greg Hunter firmly in the inflation/hyperinflation camp?

    http://usawatchdog.com/?s=hyperinflation

  23. Christian A. Wittke | July 4, 2010 at 8:15 am |

    @Max

    To split the EURO into one part playing the Northern one and the rest being a Southern one would reveal three unanswered but killing questions:

    Who – which country – would voluntarily want or rather be able to afford to sit in what will be the ultra hard EURO German boat?

    Which export markets will there be left to sell i.e. German goods to?

    Will any of the participants (countries and banks) survive the write-off of all the (old) EURO debts?

    So to split the EURO or have Germany leave or Greek-like countries thrown out of the Currency Union – all this will not be solving the crisis but enhancing it.

    I agree, that might shorten the lead time to collapse and give us all an early new beginning with new currency (-ies) and set rules to go by and be monitored.

    Hope dies last.

    caw

  24. gaspode | July 4, 2010 at 11:14 am |

    Norway is NOT even a member of the EU, and will never join the Euro. They have rejected the ECC/EU twice (1972 and 1994). Recent polls show a 70 % majority against membership.
    As for Sweden and Denmark – they have their own currencies and the sentiment is not in favour of joining the Euro.

  25. nick | July 4, 2010 at 4:24 pm |

    hmm, sounds like the second rise of prussia! if germany controls this so-called northern euro zone, effectively they will control all or most of all that they wanted in the second world war, minus the shooting.

  26. Schralper | July 4, 2010 at 7:13 pm |

    these OTE’s just keep gettin better.
    excellent show!