Max Keiser: No bankers on planes! Report them to TSA!

[maxkeiser]

Run time: 01:19 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xObcu6Kooc   Posted on YouTube: August 08, 2011 By YouTube Member: RussiaToday Views on YouTube: 219   Posted on DU: August 08, 2011 By DU Member: maxkeiser Views on DU: 1856

 

[pam4water]

1. A bit of a ways to go for that joke but still funny.

[sabrina 1]

2. He is so good, if only we had more people like him on our media.

'That's the point of all of this'. Selling off your countries assets.

They are setting up the US to do what they did in Greece, and before that in South America.

Someone needs to step in and stop all of it. What is going on here is a crime in action and our government, like the Government of Greece, Ireland and all the other countries they robbed and destroyed, appears to be either complicit or incapable of defending against them.

'This is what happens when you let the IMF into your house'. Yes, the steal the silverware.

'Don't let a banker on an airplane, report it immediately if you see it. They are going to countries to rob them'. Paraphrasing.

If anyone wants to know what is happening here, they should go look up Argentina on UTube. H/T to DUer suffragette for directing me towards that tragic disaster again orchestrated by the very same people.

Everything they touch with their Unregulated Capitalist dirty hands, turns to disaster. Why they are still allowed anywhere near any country's economy is an absolute mystery to me. And Max Kaiser puts it very succinctly 'don't let them in your house'.

The big question is why politicians like this President, is not fighting them like the enemies they are.

[Azooz]

3. "our media"

Max is a media star in Russia, France, Greece, also the Arab world, , "our bankers" are finding it harder and harder to shut Max up - our media can watch him on RT like their audience is increasingly doing :-) :)

[MrMickeysMom]

5. Hmmm... Would Current feature him as a guest?

I'd like to see that interview.... Keith Olbermann and Max Keiser?

[sabrina 1]

6. He is also a member of DU, btw!

Although I have not seen him post for a while. I think he was too far ahead of all this when he was posting here. So, there wasn't as much interest as there would be now.

I have seen him, and Thom Hartmann on RT. This is what the US was upset about, that Hillary spoke about regarding how the US was 'losing control of the message' because of Al Jazeera and RT and Americans having access to so many other media outlets now. I did not particularly like the fact that she was advocating the US 'controlling the message'. Personall I do not want the message controlled, I want facts. She mentioned RT and Al Jazeera in her statement to Congress, asking for more money to spend on 'controlling the message' to combat the fact that we now have other means of getting news.

[MrMickeysMom]

4. That sure IS the question...

I do NOT think that this president, guided by Goldman Sachs-bots, ever believes that the American public is capable of understanding this truth. What is going on?

The thing I find about Keiser is that he pulls interest from both ends of the political spectrum. I've fed my head on this stuff, but have had some assistance from people with a more learned background in finance. Sooner or later, unfettered capitalism goes full steam ahead, including financial hit men who scout out countries, then go in for the "kill".

It's gonna happen here unless this guy in the White House stops it.

Back to Max K, part of the interviews from folks like Alex Jones... well.... somehow the message is too radical. It's like, Uh,, THERE goes the neighborhood. Now, somehow, he can't be serious. But, the evidence continues to grow.

Perhaps the IMF should be taken on by Anonymous...?

[banned from Kos]

7. You mean

"The thing I find about Keiser is that he pulls interest from both ends of the political spectrum."

crazy nonsense from both ends.

BBC and others have written about his hare-brained schemes to bankrupt Coca-Cola and Morgan. He and Alex Jones are peas in a pod.

[civilisation]

8. The political spectrum in not a line,. it is a circle.

instead of reading other (corporate) opinions of what Max is on about why not listen for yourself and decide?

You seriously miss the point if you think he is presenting "hare-brained schemes to bankrupt Coca-Cola and Morgan". Sure some of what is said is sarcasm,. and some people just don't seem to get that, however there always is cutting critic of the financial system,. pointing out the many gaping holes in the accepted norms of this highly corrupted structure. The boycotts, as well as aiming to cut down some of these mega-corps, where useful to shed light on just how simple it is to manipulate markets, for whatever reason, in this case to punish evil corporations.

[MrMickeysMom]

10. You said it way better than I did

Regardless, I'm grateful for personalities who can present the corruption in world finance without being boring. We need people like Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert.

[MrMickeysMom]

9. Why don't you do your OWN homework on this?

Instead of quoting something you read thru BBC which you demonstrate as a fallacy.

I happened to follow this a little more directly, which would be normal for someone to do before they opt to criticize. If you can't follow this first hand, then do some homework before shooting strange comments that show you didn't go far form that assumption. First, you have to follow what's really happening.

It's not light reading, little guy. You have to actually pay attention what is happening in the mess of a financial market across the globe.

[sabrina 1]

11. He scares those who are trying to hide things.

And he's a DUer, so be careful about trashing other DUers here, it's against the rules.

One thing is certain, he fully understands what has been going on and has been way out in front of these crimes against sovereign nations for years now. You? We don't know you, how about you contribute something of substance to refute him. Calling someone 'harebrained' doesn't give us much information and doesn't exactly give you much credibility regarding any of this. He, otoh, has a track record.

[MrMickeysMom]

13. + a bunch...

He has a track record having seen and been in the thick of Wall Street Finance from the 80's.

All one has to do is follow the many excellent reports and guests on his programs who are world renown in the same subject.

[Prana69]

12. Exactly. It's a public sector "Fire Sale". Private capital picks up the public assets dirt cheap.

n/t