Sunday, November 4, 2012
Thomas Jacob on the Swiss Gold Franc Association
Oct 31, 2012 by GoldMoneyNews.
GoldMoney's Andy Duncan interviews Thomas Jacob, President of the Swiss Gold Franc Association -- a group campaigning for the reintroduction of physical gold money in Switzerland. The group currently enjoys cross-party political support, and is attracting more attention owing to the eurozone's debt crisis and central bank money printing (not least from the Swiss National Bank).
GoldMoney's Andy Duncan interviews Thomas Jacob, President of the Swiss Gold Franc Association -- a group campaigning for the reintroduction of physical gold money in Switzerland. The group currently enjoys cross-party political support, and is attracting more attention owing to the eurozone's debt crisis and central bank money printing (not least from the Swiss National Bank).
On The Edge - Property Rights vs. Human Rights
Nov 3, 2012 by PressTVGlobalNews
In this edition of the show Max interviews Danny Schechter from newsdissector.net. He talks about the governments' failure to protect their citizens against financial criminals. Danny Schechter is a television producer, independent filmmaker, blogger, and media critic who writes and lectures frequently about the media in the United States and worldwide.
In this edition of the show Max interviews Danny Schechter from newsdissector.net. He talks about the governments' failure to protect their citizens against financial criminals. Danny Schechter is a television producer, independent filmmaker, blogger, and media critic who writes and lectures frequently about the media in the United States and worldwide.
Keiser Report - Wall St. Vomitorium
Nov 3, 2012 by RussiaToday
In this episode, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss how Wall Street has won big time with zero interest rate policy and that the biggest winner, JP Morgan Chase, has seen its deposits increase by 46% from 2007 (pre ZIRP) to 2012 and yet its interest expenses declined by nearly 89%. They also discuss the Vomitorium in Florida where Obama's 'historic' mortgage settlement may be used to plug government deficits or political pay rises instead of helping the 11% of mortgage holders in foreclosure. In the second half, Max Keiser talks to former Goldman Sachs banker, Nomi Prins, discuss the lost lessons of the Great Depression.
In this episode, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss how Wall Street has won big time with zero interest rate policy and that the biggest winner, JP Morgan Chase, has seen its deposits increase by 46% from 2007 (pre ZIRP) to 2012 and yet its interest expenses declined by nearly 89%. They also discuss the Vomitorium in Florida where Obama's 'historic' mortgage settlement may be used to plug government deficits or political pay rises instead of helping the 11% of mortgage holders in foreclosure. In the second half, Max Keiser talks to former Goldman Sachs banker, Nomi Prins, discuss the lost lessons of the Great Depression.
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