Keiser Report: Top Down Tyranny (E146)
This week Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, report on collectivist top down tyranny running our monetary system. In the second half of the show, Max talks to Eric Sprott about precious metals, the ever increasing margin requirements and the ever decreasing dollar. KR on FB: www.facebook.com/keiserreport
@m4surveys …yes, but you cant eat gold :-}
That thing with the tap water is happening in my area here in the US
One thing I’ve noticed about Max over the last few years…. His views are consistent and they do not change. The things he was right about years ago he’s right about today and the things he was wrong about years ago he’s wrong about today.
Liberals, get your priorities right! Viva la liberte !
You should support Ron Paul if only out of decency towards all those people on our planet who suffer and die under the empire you ‘the People’ enable. END ALL WARS!
In a free society nothing prevents individuals from creating there own enclave or commune of socialism as long as those who wish to remain sovereigns are not deprived of their natural rights!
I BEG YOU TO SUPPORT FREEDOM!
THE R[3VOL]UTION CONTINUES!
RON PAUL 2012
Everyone Join the ‘Crash JP Morgan: Buy Silver’ facebook page…..together we can make a difference!
Bitcoin wil bring and end to the bankers
@OghamTheBold Hey, just keep watching cable t.v
I have a cunning plan to make Max – push worthless stock – in my company
Step one – start trading stocks with the NYSE ticker symbol – YALL
Step two – spread a rumour Max always gives a hot trading tip – at the end of every broadcast
Then sit back and wait for Max to start repeating;
Buy YALL!
Silver was not always a currency. When they dropped the silver standard back in early 20th century and went on only gold standard.
Eric Sprott said he would do a gold ETF better than GLD or any other gold ETF and opend PHYS. After hit $12 a year ago, where is PHYS today: $12.
Don’t listen to Eric Sprott. He’s a liar.
@MaudsPas To deal with unemployment we must get rid of the 40 hour work week. Automated factory’s that use to employ 500 in the 1970ts are now run by 5 people & robotics. This process is continuing & yet the worker receives no reduction in work hours. This only benefits the corporations, who also take advantage of off sure 3rd would labor. Now unless we put technology at the service of humanity, people will need to work cheaper than robots & the 3rd world. We need to end corporate slavery.
I’ve been saying since day one: Greece will need to sell some islands. I think Turkey will have some hard currecy (gold) to offer for the settlement of old wars. Germany and England surely can use each a sunny island of their own.
@abledanger6 Yes bullion is the best way to go & silver has more technological use as a resource. But having a little gold & silver is a truly smart idea in this time.
If there is a collapse people will always need a medium of exchange.
@abledanger6 Hmmm. Can your lights run on silver in the event of a collapse?
Do you think that after a collapse anyone would trade their solar for your silver?
Think about it…
(PS – I expect no collapse… But Mad Max away if it keeps you off the streets)
i want to be prepared for an economic plummet…. should i invest in a tiny bit of silver, or should i buy a ready-to-go solar panel? i don’t make much money. if i were to buy gold and silver, i’d probably buy bullion. feedback appreciated
@mphello Fiat is best… Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen… ITS ON THE PERIODIC TABLE! (-;
@wikifacts If you mean that dollar bills are made of plant material, and that plant materials are chemically much more complex than elements like silver, then, yes… a dollar has a lot more “chemicals” than silver.
@mphello haha… I think a dollar has a lot more chemicals than silver…
@wikifacts “Chemical” is a generic term. It may refer to both elements and compounds. Yes, of course Pb and Ag are elements (also).
While some countries have a problem with homegrown inflation, we don’t. Our problem is unemployment. And to deal with our job shortage, we need low interest rates and, yes, continuing budget deficits to keep our economy growing.
@stix42k Maybe because the message is bullshit… The Russians want us to stop printing money because it hurts their economy not ours…
What about complaints from other countries that they’re suffering inflation because we’re printing too much money? (Vladimir Putin has gone so far as to accuse America of “hooliganism.”) The flip answer is, Not our problem, fellas.
That is my point. In the USA we do what is best for our economy, not what is best for the Russian economy.
People who don’t get it – will never get it – Max is pretty much preaching to a tiny congregation of what is know in the ecclesiastical trade as the converted
I don’t know how many times you can repackage the message and people still don’t get it.
Here is me – just yesterday – pointed out on YT that Finland were co-belligerent with Nazi Germany
And today – we get our first potential customer from Finland (luckily we can converse in Finnish – I’m somewhat of a polyglot – and I can even juggle)
I’m too young to hold a WWII grudge; even though I’m a student of history – and besides the Finns didn’t bomb our Chippy