In this episode, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss Hank Paulson sightings in Chicago and the Boxing Day presents for the global peasants from the global elite, including 45 bad banker apples (at UBS) and an attempt to part the people of India from their gold hoard. In the second half, Max Keiser talks to trends forecaster, Gerald Celente of TrendsResearch.com about the next American Revolution and Nehru jackets.
Friday, December 28, 2012
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Merry Christmas from the Land of the Brave and Home of the Free
Only days before he reportedly traveled the world delivering gifts to good boys and girls around the globe, Santa Claus was arrested in Austin, Texas for writing with chalk in front of the State Capitol Building.
Police officers with the Texas Department of Public Safety arrested 36-year-old James Peterson on Friday afternoon at around 1:30 p.m. Peterson, adorned in a full-on Santa suit complete with a big white beard, was placed in cuffs and dragged away in front of a group of children after cops charged him with criminal mischief and evading arrest.
Peterson was participating in an event in front of the Capitol along with members of the Occupy Austin movement at the time of the alleged crime. He had been asking children what their wishes for the world were — and then writing them on the sidewalk with chalk — when police handcuffed him and hauled him away.“Today I saw the jolly red elf at the Capitol, cheerfully requesting that children write their wishes for a better world in chalk on the sidewalk. Santa said his favorite word was ‘Community.’ Various children wrote words like ‘Peace,’ ‘Friendship,’ and ‘Grace,’”
Police officers with the Texas Department of Public Safety arrested 36-year-old James Peterson on Friday afternoon at around 1:30 p.m. Peterson, adorned in a full-on Santa suit complete with a big white beard, was placed in cuffs and dragged away in front of a group of children after cops charged him with criminal mischief and evading arrest.
Peterson was participating in an event in front of the Capitol along with members of the Occupy Austin movement at the time of the alleged crime. He had been asking children what their wishes for the world were — and then writing them on the sidewalk with chalk — when police handcuffed him and hauled him away.“Today I saw the jolly red elf at the Capitol, cheerfully requesting that children write their wishes for a better world in chalk on the sidewalk. Santa said his favorite word was ‘Community.’ Various children wrote words like ‘Peace,’ ‘Friendship,’ and ‘Grace,’”
John Kerry flip-flops on WikiLeaks
From RTAmerica
United States Senator John Kerry (D-Massachusetts) has been in the public spotlight previously as a presidential candidate, but this time the soon-to-be secretary of state is getting a lot of attention for changing his stance on the whistleblower website WikiLeaks. RT's Liz Wahl has more on the continuing back and forth of John Kerry.
United States Senator John Kerry (D-Massachusetts) has been in the public spotlight previously as a presidential candidate, but this time the soon-to-be secretary of state is getting a lot of attention for changing his stance on the whistleblower website WikiLeaks. RT's Liz Wahl has more on the continuing back and forth of John Kerry.
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Egon von Greyerz on Market Manipulations
Shinzo Abe new Japanese PM
From http://www.euronews.com/
Japan's lower house of Parliament has approved Shinzo Abe as Prime Minister, the second time the hawkish lawmaker has been in the top job.
Japan's lower house of Parliament has approved Shinzo Abe as Prime Minister, the second time the hawkish lawmaker has been in the top job.
The Reserve Bank of Australia Explained
Thanks to Bruce for the link to the following video. The parody of the RBA's gold holdings is very topical in light of their recent admission that the RBA keeps 99.9% of our their gold reserves in the Bank of England (see post).
Shaun Micallef from 2008, please note the reference to rising interest rates is no longer valid.
Shaun Micallef from 2008, please note the reference to rising interest rates is no longer valid.
Keiser Report: Ho, Ho, Freaking Ho!
In this episode, Max Keiser first talks to punk poet John Cooper Clarke about Who Stole Bongo's Trousers, private equity rock stars, the music business and onesies as the next big thing in fashion. In the second half, Max is joined by Stacy to talk about the 'poverty barons' financed by the British taxpayer.
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