Press TV’s Hassan Tavakoli discusses unemployment in US with Max Keiser

5 Responses to Press TV’s Hassan Tavakoli discusses unemployment in US with Max Keiser

1. Marc Authier | October 6, 2010 at 8:54 am |

   The real unemployment is more and more in the vicinity of 25 % in the USA. Human waste. Next step is getting rid of the useless eaters. That’s the game plan.

2. Fiatmentalist | October 6, 2010 at 9:25 am |

   “What had gone wrong?”

   It aint the Federal Reserve Max. The outsourcing offshoring, foreign nation building plan has been on a roll in the modern sense since at least nixon went to China. The Fed might be a tool of the money elite but the head is the IMF/World Bank and other institutions and the eyes are the International development banks.

   “Well the monied elite, financiers and controllers of major corporations see themselves as being in permament war. Their goal or even mandate is to maximise their profits gain a monopoly over their sector. Biggest lag is labour cost so. US move into a country and blows it up, then issues contracts to rebuild it in a manner suitable for corporate use, combination of law and order / cheap labour(preferably educated) / viable infrastrucure = Profit and expansion for the corporate class, all of which is cheered on by the international development banks. Each nation is now only conserned with being useful in feeding the corporate machine which is deflating international labour costs as it goes. A permament poverty for permament profit termed Globalisation. This will continue untill mankind continues, or is allowed to continue to pervert humanity to the level of a cockroach.”

   Hows that for an answer?

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4. Daruka | October 6, 2010 at 11:38 am |

   A MUST View

   Bankers theme song

   ‘We fuck the world”

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5. ROVSKI | October 6, 2010 at 12:14 pm |

   Great to see you get to the heart of the problem, not just the symptoms.