Monthly Archives: April 2012
OJ Simpson started a trend by the wealthy of spending whatever it cost to produce that reasonable doubt.
A former bank chief was sentenced to eight years jail on Monday for fraud and forgery.
“If any of the unions on the Golden Gate bridge declare a strike or shutdown action on May Day, we will act in solidarity with these striking workers.”
At this pace, Spanish job losses are equivalent to 1 million per month in the United States.
One would not be overstating the case in drawing parallels to the fateful events in 1931 that spread from the Austrian bank Credit Anstalt to the rest of the European banking system and into the U.S., creating bank runs and depression.
ECB, Fed and BoE Money Printing = Record-High Gas = Further Burdens On Consumers in Europe
[KR281] Keiser Report: Oh My Gun!
We discuss how shouting ‘fire!’ in a crowded economy may be the only thing left to save us from our unpayable debts and, failing that, Barack Obama’s ‘revolving door’ could be another GDP booster. In the second half of the show Max talks to David Graeber, author of Debt: The First 5000 Years, about weaponized debt and the origins of May Day.
And via Harry: